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Brown Spots in Your Lawn? Is it Sprinkler Coverage or a Fungus?

Are brown or dry spots showing up in your lawn even though you're watering regularly? The issue might not be your grass. It could be your sprinkler head coverage. Many lawn health problems are caused by inadequate sprinkler coverage or improper watering techniques, not disease or fertilizer issues. When your sprinkler system delivers too much water in one area and not enough in another, it can lead to dry patches, lawn fungus, shallow root growth, uneven lawn color, and thinning turf. Poor sprinkler coverage is one of the most common causes of brown spots in lawns, especially during hot and dry months. Many homeowners assume they are dealing with turf disease before checking whether their lawn is actually getting enough water. In this video, you will learn: How to tell if your sprinkler system is causing brown spots How to measure how much water your lawn is really getting Why some areas are overwatered while others stay dry How uneven sprinkler coverage affects soil microbes and root depth A simple way to test sprinkler performance using a rain gauge Sometimes fixing your lawn is as simple as fixing your watering. Learn more here: https://organolawn.com/lawn-care-tips...