Concercn: If I do it now, I can still put down more fescue seed over it to help out compete the poa. But, also as I like to mulch mow and not bag, Mulching poa annua seeds into the soil makes me ill to my stomach. But come fall, I can start a poa annua preventative program.

Let me know what you all would do. Thanks in advance!

1. Hand dug out all of the intermixed Poa that was not in the main group. This entailed grabbing a seed head with the left hand, and then following it down with an eating fork until I found the base of the plant. Upon finding the middle, I pried up the little plant while at the same time saying "I kill you". If I happened to accidentally pull up some fescue, I separated it from the Poa, washed it in a bucket of water, and shoved it back in the hole in hopes it would grow.
2. When I forked up the Poa outliers, I was left with maybe a 4x8 square foot area. I decided to dig it out and remove 3 inches from the surface which I would reseed and be done with.
3. 3 square feet in, i felt like I was pushing a car uphill.
4. I grabbed the lawnmower and set it to the lowest setting, which turned out around 1/2 inch. I proceeded to mow all of the Poa infested area to collect the valuable seeds.
5. After visually check anywhere for Poa seeds, I roundup'd the entire area.
6. I washed the mower and bag down as well as my flip flops incase those darn seeds tried to hop a ride somewhere else.

I appreciate the time you take to read this. I'm off now to find out how long I'll have to wait before I apply more fescue in hopes it'll be tough enough to fight pre-m in the fall for the Battle of the Poa.