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Re: Chufa Demonstration Plot
[Re: Turkey]
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07/07/21 03:21 PM
07/07/21 03:21 PM
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Squeaky
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Covington County
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Squeaky, when you say you plant with a planter, do you mean planter or drill? I plant with a two row planter on 30" row spacing. I have planted them with a drill on 7.5 row spacing several years ago and they did fine. They are a little thick for my liking on a larger area. A smaller plot on 7.5" row spacing would work nicely I do believe. I need to do a little experiment on some small plots since I own a land pride no till drill. I might do that next year and see how it works out.
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