| Supported Species |
Wild Turkey, Waterfowl |
| Northern Zone |
Spring, Early Summer |
| Transitional Zone |
Spring, Summer |
| Southern Zone |
Spring, Summer |
| Coverage |
Broadcast 40 to 50 pounds per acre, or drill using corn planter with peanut plates at 35 pounds per acre in 36-nch rows. |
| Planting Depth |
1 inch |
| Amount of Sunlight |
Full Sun |
| Soil pH |
6.0 to 7.0 |
| Fertilizer |
400 lbs of 13-13-13 per acre. |
| Protein |
The protein content of chufa is 30% and it is high in vitamin content. |
| Nutrition |
The protein content of chufa is 30% and it is high in vitamin content. |
| Primary Usage |
Turkeys will use as soon as plant matures and
tubers are present. In northern regions tubers will freeze in-ground and
be available the following spring. Perfect for turkey season. |
| Soil Type |
Chufa likes sandy or loamy areas but will do well in all soil types pending adequate soil moisture and drainage is available. |
| How to Plant |
Chufas are best planted by preparing a firm
seedbed by disking. Then broadcast the seed at a rate of 40 lbs. per
acre. The seed should be covered approximately 1 inch deep, and this can be
accomplished with a cultipacker or by carefully using a disk to cover
them. |
| When to Plant |
Plant BioLogic Chufa in the spring when all danger
of frost has passed. Chufas need 90-110 days of frost free growth to
fully mature. |
