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Re: Chufa Demonstration Plot
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I’ve got a question, we get Johnson grass bad in one of our chufa plots. Will those herbicides kill it as well?
Yes, the Clethodim will keep it under control enough to make your chufa crop. If you have a well established Johnson grass stand in the field I don't think you are going to get completely rid of it with a single application each year. The roots are going to sprout enough after the chufas make to stay alive, and they will be ready to take off again the next year. There are better herbicides to try to eradicate it, but I can't remember the name. You would probably need to not try to grow chufas for a couple of years and focus on eradication if you want to ever be rid of it.
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