Grass and Weeds in my dirt

Coach RoyMember

So this might already be answered on here, but I wanted to throw it out for a faster answer.
I am a first year coach trying to bring my field back from the winter. Went out yesterday and the grass of my infield has over taken my base paths between home and 1st & 3rd. Any ideas how to remove this (and the sporadic weed from the dirt portion of the infield) without damaging the field itself.

Was thinking about dragging it or scraping it, but really concerned about damaging the base. Not sure about chemicals and if they will work. Any advice would be appreciated.
Roy

1/21/1112:57 PM

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gotwood4sale10,000+ posts

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Welcome to the HSBBW Coach Roy.

Gotta' get the roots...use something like this.

And here's a little more info.

1/22/116:45 AM

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