I did last year March (3 bags ) and very close to my fence ....when I harvested my husband was dazed 😅😅😅..This year,he got sack 6 for me and bought yam😅😅😅we planted already....we also did ugu and uziza😂😂😂😂....from farm to my kitchen
This is s big Project! You are approaching it with necessary caution. Well done. Give us feedback at every stage please. I will like to see your approach yo staking. Few questions please. Where did you get the sacks? What are the Chemicals for treating the Yam Sets? Thank you.
Congratulations for investing your youth for the benefits of your country, providing jobs and teaching us the skills , i may do this venture in the acre of land i have in Trinidad and Tobago, i bless your venture in Jesus mighty name, i hope that the youths that are crossing the jungle desserts and seas to come to Europe and America that survived to see this and invest back in their own country to excel, because the west is almost dead
The most important thing is doing what you love, and of course, profitability is a good factor too. Above all, the sky is big enough for all birds to fly; provided there are still humans, people will always eat, whether chicken or yam. Just do whatever you are in love with.
I recommend using tools like a wheelbarrow to help move the product through out the farm, creating a designated area to prep under shade and putting down some sort of ground cover to help with walkways. Keep up the great work. I'm inspired by the work in this video.
@@ChidavAgriculturalHub Please what is the durability of a sack for yam planting? Will the growth of the yam not tore up the sack bag ? Please I will need an answer. Thank you and God bless
The durability or better still the number of usage is just once. They would wear and tear as the yams grow. And in some cases you could have the tubers growing out of the sacks
Weldon. I love what you are doing. I am from Benue State where we practice farming 100%. I am also a farmer but focus more on processing of rice. But based on what I just watched here today, a new idea just sparked in my head. Planting yams in bags would really help those who reside in states that have poor soil to join yam production. All you have to do is visit Benue State or any state or country with fertile soil for yam cultivation, load the soil into bags, and transport it to your community. Then, you can plant your yam. This method can be done for almost all cash crops. Yam, maize, groundnut, pepper, okra, and others. It is a good innovation. You can easily do it at your backyard even in town. Farming can be practiced anywhere. Kudos to all farmers watching this video and reading this comment. Thanks for the video
This is amazing...I never really thought yams could be planted in sack...it opens up alot more possibilities...good job sir..I would like to see the harvest too
It actually yields. It's just like planting in pots or raised beds, sack have been used for years, it saves land space and reduces cost on labour to till
It is amazing to see that yams could be planted in sacks, great job bro! It would be nice to see a video on the harvesting, some of us might be interested in investing in this area.
This is great any Nation or person that goes into food production will never lack either food or money please let Nigeria youth see this and let them be empower
I am an Artist who is into Agriculture by means of passion.. I really appreciate ur content and I have learnt a lot from this. I will add what learnt to my personal research on this style of farming. U are too much sir, I wish u more success I. Ur endeavors.
I am watching the show from the Caribbean. Your excitement about the venture is remarkable, much success in your endeavours. However, when the team is measuring, applying and handling chemicals and the treated yam, please ensure that heavy duty rubber gloves are used to prevent health issues these chemical are liable to create. Thank you for creating the video.
This is a good job. My advice , for the purpose of this videos , you should try to brief in every section of the video so that you can show every section for educational purposes. That is from sand bagging, planting, germination and harvesting.
Kindly join our next batch of training and mentorship: How to register for April Class starting on the 9th: “* GROWING YAMS IN SACKS TRAINING AND MENTORSHIP*” Training fee: 50,000 naira Make your payment through bank transfers. After payment send the evidence of payment on WhatsApp to +2348039725101 Account name: Chidav Agricultural Hub Limited Account Number: 0125060589 Bank: WEMA Bank Plc OR YOU can click on the link below to register: bit.ly/registrationforyamsinsacks See you in class!
This is amazing, great Work in a time like this, great result IJN 🙏, please i want to know what you apply in water before planting the yam , thank you a lot
This is beautiful to watch ❤️. I just harvested yams from my home farm in December. I intend to plant a new set this month. I will give details of this on my channel. Kudos 👍
👍👍👍👍 never-the-less we find ourselves in a world that has very artfully lured us in a system of believing someone is else is responsible for growing my food. Then the same system tell us it has no job for us. Learning the skills of farming is the responsibility of every man and when the man loose his knowledge of how to FARM, he will steal.
It's actually great to let people know this method is possible. But I have the feeling that, that's all the producer wants us to know because I see that a lot of vital details were omitted such as average pricing for sacks, the types of chemicals used for treatment, close-up view of the exact positioning of the seeds during planting, etc without which anyone would make great mistakes. However, I don't know if the producer wishes to keep those as trade secrets that we have to pay to get, which is ok, if he can give us a link to reach him and pay to get same. Nonetheless, the video is still great at least as an eye opener. Thanks.
Ajobo Jelili Ayinde: People pls, give it to this guy! But please, concider the duration of the sack , under serious three month sun it gets spoil. I love you keep it on!
Good job and inspiring. Instead of complaining and discussing the negative aspect, and talking too much just go straight to the point. You did not explain what mixture you are dipping the yam seeds into. That is very encouraging. Thanks
I'm Sam, watching from Nasarawa staye. Nigeria Thanks for the highly educative and informative video. For the sake of the environment, treating yam seedlings with organic rather than chemical agents will be great.
There is great opportunity in mechanizing many of these processes. I am hopeful that someone who can do this will watch this video and provide that resource.
Mechanising the process increases profits for individuals but what's wrong with giving jobs to many people who can't find work. Spread the joy around and help more of your countrymen to be successful farmers. When humans work together they become greater than the sum of their parts. Psalms 133:1 This is a secret most people don't understand. There are ways to increase productivity without mechanisation one of them is called method study. You can learn this in college or read books on the subject. They sometimes call it 'task optimisation'. Just growing yams in sacks rather than in the ground is one example of it. But with a little lateral thinking other good ideas can emerge.
I see your angle, but Technology is there to make our lives easier, that's why we use cars so we don't have to walk. Also, anybody who has plans of scaling their farm business will need to adopt some mechanics. Even with that, farming still requires huge human input.
So this is real else where? I just did it on my own this year. And trust me, am enjoying the rate of the growth. There are some things I have learnt from my experience this year which I will improve on next year if Christ tarries. I did about 60 sacks this year. I intend to take it close to 200 next year. Nice one.
Great! Mechanise the process and cover more area in less time and with less sweat. God Bless all the honest hard work of you and your people, in Jesus Name. Amen.
Wow guy, welldone. Amazing work.👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Some tips to consider: -no more than 3 bags per row -Roll down the sides of each bag instead of leaving it to flap - a well in the middle of the farm with a pumping machine connected to a sprinkler so that you're not only depending on rain - extensive netting to reduce the amount of direct overhead sunlight Can people partner with you?
I observed you depends solely on rainfall what of if the rain fails to come how do you mitigate it? It's better to consider an irrigation system may water sprinkler or something similar it's very important. I appreciate your efforts.
This is so beautiful and inspiring to watch. Merely watching the video, I could tell how physically demanding it was. Well done. I have a question though, how do you handle security in your farm?
Why wait for the rain when drip irrigation can provide water the same as rain? A little bit of brainstorm will help my african brothers thrive. With drip irrigation, we don't need season to produce yam. We can produce all year round. We can even go further as producing sequently on a monthly basis. Yam takes around 7 months to get ready for harvest. We can put them by row on bags sequently and the harvest can be followed sequentky as well. In this case we utilise the area of production to its full capacity and produce more in a year round.
I don't think it's a matter of brainstorm, but a matter of cost. Sometimes these lands are just gotten for the planting season, sinking a borehole in a land that's not yours may be a waste and sometimes when the land is yours, sinking a borehole can be costly, so we can still be planting till we can afford drip irrigation
How can the biggest importer and destroyer of our currency, be proud of anyone locally producing what he loves to import into the country? Peter Obi is the most useless leader that has ever presented himself for office in this country.
This is another nice video. I just planted some tens of yam seedlings in bags today. Please is there any video I can watch where the planted in sacks are being harvested to see the sizes of the tubers? Thanks
@@ChidavAgriculturalHub Hello Dave. When are you posting the update video for the harvest of the 12000 yams in bags. The 500 I planted in sacks didn't do well despite that the leaves were so green. I don't know what went wrong but I will try next season again.Meanwhile the ones planted directly in ground did very well. Thanks for your usual information.
If you have this large space... Why yam in sacks instead of heaps? This sack is advicible in where land is scarce.... You are just increasing production cost
Planting yam in sack is super okay sir. The advantages of planting yam in sack are, 1. It's easy to manage, better yield, pest and disease control, environmental benefit and so on.
12,000 heaps for the yam will take a lots of hecteres more than the space sacks will occupy. Compare what space a sack will occupy and the space the heaps on the ground will cover.
Wow wow amazing thank you so much for the ideas brother thank you for sharing, what is the treatment call that you put in the water to treat the gums please share with me thank you.❤️🙌🏾🙏🏾
So nutritious, I have been practicing this this system for about 4years with a small quantity of sack in my compound and presently I have about 50bags. I actually started and playing without any procedure. I plants water yam and main yam.
Great job well executed. Thanks you brother. What time of the year is it advisable to get your yam sets ready and at what time is the best to plant them?
You have started a good thing and my take is; 1. Yam is a Royal food for Biafrans. Investing in it, is not only awesome but great Investment, which could employ great number of people as.long as they live. But you need to see every thing in industrial or massive scale. 2. I am delighted to see all this done you people are doing and I would think as difficult as it is you need to invite people who could fabricate ( machines- prototypes) to help out in such difficult parts so that the entire job could be brokendown and become affordable. 3. Now I also suggest that bigger bags that could take not just 1 but say 3 sett of yam should be better. So that one will expect middium sized yams and using less space. 4. I could see that the hardest thing is digging the first ground. Think of after "clearing scrape the land surface to an empty space and living the soil and mix it with the manure and then load into the bags before planting the yam setts". So that the machines eg. Dumper will be going to collect the soils through out the day will make it easier. 5. Now because of child labour laws be careful of using children for your Vedio goes round the globe. Fabrication will have a lot to do; but it will be protos, so that many brains and hands will be on deck so that after few years of re-innovation on the product and processes Ik-oji gaa wu asuru, na alaigbo. Weldone.
I do admire your entrepreneurial spirit. my only concern is you should endeavour to go organic instead of using chemicals to protect the yields. There are better and alternative ways you can achieve this
Well, going organic for insect preventions is earlier when you're farming many 100 sacks. When it comes to commercial or several millions of Naira, we don't take that risk. Organic chemicals have their limitations. But, still we use based on recommended rate from manufacturers and field situations. You should have no course for alarm. We practice Global Good Agricultural Practices.
I did last year March (3 bags ) and very close to my fence ....when I harvested my husband was dazed 😅😅😅..This year,he got sack 6 for me and bought yam😅😅😅we planted already....we also did ugu and uziza😂😂😂😂....from farm to my kitchen
This sounds great. Wishing y'all a successful harvest.
Great 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
My God. I am going into Agriculture right away..
Agriculture is the backbone of any country on this Earth. Give them more support and encouragement. Agriculturists feeds the World. Keep it up
Statement of fact, I am a professional electrical engineer turned farmer
@@johnsonadebolaadeyemi7560wow
what type of farming
@@johnsonadebolaadeyemi7560
This is s big Project! You are approaching it with necessary caution. Well done. Give us feedback at every stage please. I will like to see your approach yo staking. Few questions please. Where did you get the sacks? What are the Chemicals for treating the Yam Sets? Thank you.
Can we visit? Am interested.
Congratulations for investing your youth for the benefits of your country, providing jobs and teaching us the skills , i may do this venture in the acre of land i have in Trinidad and Tobago, i bless your venture in Jesus mighty name, i hope that the youths that are crossing the jungle desserts and seas to come to Europe and America that survived to see this and invest back in their own country to excel, because the west is almost dead
That's our hope too and our motivation for sharing and putting out our experiences and expertise for all to see
Am a female farm i tried it last year...is amazing.. Olalucy farm and Kennel 🎉
what type of farming
Did u diset d yam
I really just want to commend you on this project, this is to tell you that Nigerian youths are not lazy. I pray for a bountiful harvest ❤
Amen.
Thank you
Please what was that mixture? Interesting results from it.
Finally someone doing something different, everyone else is busy congesting the poutry market!!!
A lot of people are into the poultry business because you can raise chicken everywhere in Nigeria but with yam, not all soil with produce
The most important thing is doing what you love, and of course, profitability is a good factor too. Above all, the sky is big enough for all birds to fly; provided there are still humans, people will always eat, whether chicken or yam. Just do whatever you are in love with.
There’s an open market for anything you decide to do in Nigeria
Are chicken cheaper in Nigeria despite your so called congestion or want be the only poultry farmer ?
Even with everyone doing poultry, Nigeria need more chicken, because most farmers are not large scale farmers.
I recommend using tools like a wheelbarrow to help move the product through out the farm, creating a designated area to prep under shade and putting down some sort of ground cover to help with walkways. Keep up the great work. I'm inspired by the work in this video.
Noted with thanks sir
@@ChidavAgriculturalHub Please what is the durability of a sack for yam planting? Will the growth of the yam not tore up the sack bag ? Please I will need an answer. Thank you and God bless
The durability or better still the number of usage is just once.
They would wear and tear as the yams grow. And in some cases you could have the tubers growing out of the sacks
Will this process reduce cost of production or the other way round, because I am considering the cost sack per tuber
@@gabrielibrahim4775 the ground/mounds is preferred. I recommend tools to carry the product and help around the garden.
Wow I have planted my own yam in sack and happened to come across your video by chance
Lovely
I am growing yellow yam here on the UK
Weldon. I love what you are doing.
I am from Benue State where we practice farming 100%.
I am also a farmer but focus more on processing of rice. But based on what I just watched here today, a new idea just sparked in my head.
Planting yams in bags would really help those who reside in states that have poor soil to join yam production.
All you have to do is visit Benue State or any state or country with fertile soil for yam cultivation, load the soil into bags, and transport it to your community.
Then, you can plant your yam.
This method can be done for almost all cash crops. Yam, maize, groundnut, pepper, okra, and others.
It is a good innovation.
You can easily do it at your backyard even in town.
Farming can be practiced anywhere.
Kudos to all farmers watching this video and reading this comment.
Thanks for the video
This is amazing...I never really thought yams could be planted in sack...it opens up alot more possibilities...good job sir..I would like to see the harvest too
We'll ensure we share details
We need expand this type of farming.
Please do share the harvest. This is fantastic.
Untill I see the production/revenue figures as compared to traditional ground soil propagation and land management, I remain sceptical. I'm watching !
It actually yields. It's just like planting in pots or raised beds, sack have been used for years, it saves land space and reduces cost on labour to till
It is amazing to see that yams could be planted in sacks, great job bro! It would be nice to see a video on the harvesting, some of us might be interested in investing in this area.
You will definitely
This is great any Nation or person that goes into food production will never lack either food or money please let Nigeria youth see this and let them be empower
What are the things to be used to make yam disease free
I thank God coming across this as a new father.
@@amyzeldigitalstv Good to know and good to have you around
God is great. Imagine agricultural innovation. You guys are amazing
I am watching from Europe, well done I wants to plant it on my farm no matter how small it’s I will be happy
The amount of "super" i have heard in this video is super amazing 😂😂😂. Well done I am inspired.
🤣🤣🤣
Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!
this is so amazing, Chidav
very huge a project. wishing you and your team a great success in this major yam in sacks project
More grace and success to ur business my brother.
Amen,! Thank you !
Am so happy viewing this agricultural revolution. I commenced my own yesterday with 108 yams.
Thank you so much and God bless
Wow. Good to know sir
More successful farming stories.
How is it going? Good luck to that.
@@ChidavAgriculturalHub boss how long does it take yam to mature sir. Thanks..
Keep it up Bros!..more grace.
Pls what's the name of treatment I want to start mine too pls
I am an Artist who is into Agriculture by means of passion.. I really appreciate ur content and I have learnt a lot from this.
I will add what learnt to my personal research on this style of farming.
U are too much sir, I wish u more success I. Ur endeavors.
Many thanks, pls I like what I see pls can teach me more on how to go about it better thanks
Many thanks, pls I like what I see pls can teach me more on how to go about it better thanks
I'm also an artist who's into agriculture
U r a man of God. Better than many men OFF god. Feeding d lamb
😱😱😱😱 OMG this is quite Massive..... Amazing... Welldone Boss....Kudos to you and the team 👍
Thanks so much ma'am
wow this is amazing , great job.
I am watching the show from the Caribbean. Your excitement about the venture is remarkable, much success in your endeavours.
However, when the team is measuring, applying and handling chemicals and the treated yam, please ensure that heavy duty rubber gloves are used to prevent health issues these chemical are liable to create.
Thank you for creating the video.
Noted with thanks Joseph.
@@ChidavAgriculturalHub that was my concern too: applying chemicals without gloves. A huge health risk
Are there natural stuff these chemicals could be cancernogenic. Let's carry out more research.
These chemicals are recommended chemicals from Global GAP.
I am watching the show from Bedford Ohio USA. I am a Nigeria. I am really excited.
I'm super excited about the project and very helpful to my plan
Good to know
Watching from Kogi state in Nigeria
My brother God bless you you just open my eyes
Mean, may our Africa God's continues bless you for long life Amen ✍🏽🙏🏼⭐⭐⭐💪🏽👍🏾
Well done bro keep up the good work. Feeding the nation is a top most priority 👌 👍
This is a good job. My advice , for the purpose of this videos , you should try to brief in every section of the video so that you can show every section for educational purposes. That is from sand bagging, planting, germination and harvesting.
Nice..pls what did u mix in d water for preservation?
I really want to know more of this method ,I love it
Kindly join our next batch of training and mentorship:
How to register for April Class starting on the 9th:
“* GROWING YAMS IN SACKS TRAINING AND MENTORSHIP*”
Training fee: 50,000 naira
Make your payment through bank transfers. After payment send the evidence of payment on WhatsApp to +2348039725101
Account name: Chidav Agricultural Hub Limited
Account Number: 0125060589
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YOU can click on the link below to register:
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See you in class!
Great idea..amazing yum in a dozens of sacks😀😀😀 watching from the Philippines 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Good to know Denison!
Thanks for your support
Currently planted 5 bags at my backyard and they are doing well, though i didnt do the treatment cos i didnt know about it until now.
Impressive! keep up the good work.
This is not a joke❤
Nice job bro
Thank you
Brilliant technic, brothers! Thanks for showing!
You welcome always
This is Haaaarrrrrdddd Work....... Especially in this capacity. I am challenged and encouraged
Good to know.
We hope to see your results soonest
This is amazing, great Work in a time like this, great result IJN 🙏, please i want to know what you apply in water before planting the yam , thank you a lot
You guys are utmost diamond on EARTH. I really appreciate your content and I have learnt a lot from this
Your technique is amazing 😍
Well done little brother. Keep on doing the good work. God bless 🙏🏾
🙏🙏🙏
Amazing following from Jamaica,🙏
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This is beautiful to watch ❤️. I just harvested yams from my home farm in December. I intend to plant a new set this month.
I will give details of this on my channel. Kudos 👍
Oh, I see.
We'll be looking forward to that
Good job boss. watching from phililppones
Very educative I thought the only the head of yam can be planted awesome 😊
Farming is not easy but worth it
👍👍👍👍 never-the-less we find ourselves in a world that has very artfully lured us in a system of believing someone is else is responsible for growing my food. Then the same system tell us it has no job for us. Learning the skills of farming is the responsibility of every man and when the man loose his knowledge of how to FARM, he will steal.
Good job you're doing here team. We really need to show how to farm tropical foods and cash crops. Especilly at this time.
That's very correct ma'am. We have to try as much as we can to share our experiences with the general public and show them how to do it right.
Thanks for stopping by ma'am 😊
Super amazing, I love this system of farming👍👍👍👍
God bless you, thank you very much for this video, with this idea, i have overcome poverty.
It's actually great to let people know this method is possible. But I have the feeling that, that's all the producer wants us to know because I see that a lot of vital details were omitted such as average pricing for sacks, the types of chemicals used for treatment, close-up view of the exact positioning of the seeds during planting, etc without which anyone would make great mistakes. However, I don't know if the producer wishes to keep those as trade secrets that we have to pay to get, which is ok, if he can give us a link to reach him and pay to get same. Nonetheless, the video is still great at least as an eye opener. Thanks.
You can always reach us.
Go to description of video, you would find our contact details
Ajobo Jelili Ayinde: People pls, give it to this guy! But please, concider the duration of the sack , under serious three month sun it gets spoil. I love you keep it on!
You're right about the sacks.
However, we recommend the use because it is biodegradable and environmentally friendly
God bless u for this video. That's all I can simply say..
Amen
Good job and inspiring. Instead of complaining and discussing the negative aspect, and talking too much just go straight to the point. You did not explain what mixture you are dipping the yam seeds into. That is very encouraging. Thanks
Insecticide and fungicide
I'm Sam, watching from Nasarawa staye. Nigeria Thanks for the highly educative and informative video. For the sake of the environment, treating yam seedlings with organic rather than chemical agents will be great.
There is great opportunity in mechanizing many of these processes. I am hopeful that someone who can do this will watch this video and provide that resource.
Mechanising the process increases profits for individuals but what's wrong with giving jobs to many people who can't find work. Spread the joy around and help more of your countrymen to be successful farmers. When humans work together they become greater than the sum of their parts. Psalms 133:1 This is a secret most people don't understand. There are ways to increase productivity without mechanisation one of them is called method study.
You can learn this in college or read books on the subject. They sometimes call it 'task optimisation'.
Just growing yams in sacks rather than in the ground is one example of it. But with a little lateral thinking other good ideas can emerge.
I see your angle, but Technology is there to make our lives easier, that's why we use cars so we don't have to walk. Also, anybody who has plans of scaling their farm business will need to adopt some mechanics. Even with that, farming still requires huge human input.
Thanks for showing us the video and this will inspire many young Africans to cultivate the land instead of trying the Mediterranean experience
This is very great indeed, GREAT farming innovation.....
So this is real else where? I just did it on my own this year. And trust me, am enjoying the rate of the growth. There are some things I have learnt from my experience this year which I will improve on next year if Christ tarries. I did about 60 sacks this year. I intend to take it close to 200 next year. Nice one.
This is super amazing.i ve learnt something new.Thanks.
Please what treatment did you add to the yam siddlings?
Cypametrin and mancozeb
LOVELY LOVELY GOD WILL KEEP ON GIVING YOU STRENGHT. THANKS
Great! Mechanise the process and cover more area in less time and with less sweat. God Bless all the honest hard work of you and your people, in Jesus Name. Amen.
I'm quite sure our Agricultural Engineers are going to find something really tasking and interesting to work on
You can use charcoal ash or from firewood I guess. Trying 200 this year as well for a start
Yes, you can use any of them.
Kudos guys! Thanks for helping feed the nation. Way to go👍
You welcome
Wow guy, welldone. Amazing work.👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Some tips to consider:
-no more than 3 bags per row
-Roll down the sides of each bag instead of leaving it to flap
- a well in the middle of the farm with a pumping machine connected to a sprinkler so that you're not only depending on rain
- extensive netting to reduce the amount of direct overhead sunlight
Can people partner with you?
Chat us up on WhatsApp.
Go to description connect with us, let's see what we can do together
@@ChidavAgriculturalHub
Thanks for this big lesson in yam farming. I wish to know the chemicals used for the treatment before planting. Thanks
Greeting brothers, that was absolutely awesome, just shows what we can achieve with unity, wishing you all the best.
🙏🙏🙏
God bless u and the farm. Like to visit.
Wow watching all the way from 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇺🇸🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
You do not tell us the chemicals you mixed up. I wonder if that is deliberate because the audio stopped while you were mixing.
Honestly I was waiting to see what he used for the treatment plans.
Get any brand of insecticide and fungicide from any agrochemical store
Please how do u do the staking?
@@ChidavAgriculturalHubhow about the ratio of mix..how do you do that pls
@@ChidavAgriculturalHub Do you need to treat with chemicals? I like to grow as organic as possible
Thank you for your explanation.
This is amazing.
I observed you depends solely on rainfall what of if the rain fails to come how do you mitigate it?
It's better to consider an irrigation system may water sprinkler or something similar it's very important.
I appreciate your efforts.
Rainfall can't be trusted, though. But for this project to be profitability, we can't introduce irrigation system
This is really super cool. Great Job 👍.
Please what are the names of the chemicals for the yam treatment?
Humans are really growing along with technology. God 🙏 bless your projects in Jesus name amen.
Amen!!!
This is so beautiful and inspiring to watch.
Merely watching the video, I could tell how physically demanding it was. Well done.
I have a question though, how do you handle security in your farm?
I love this, beautiful ! You give me a brilliant idea 👏🙏
Bruh you’re doing a great job! Well done
Thank you @MrAwosi
Why wait for the rain when drip irrigation can provide water the same as rain? A little bit of brainstorm will help my african brothers thrive. With drip irrigation, we don't need season to produce yam. We can produce all year round. We can even go further as producing sequently on a monthly basis. Yam takes around 7 months to get ready for harvest. We can put them by row on bags sequently and the harvest can be followed sequentky as well. In this case we utilise the area of production to its full capacity and produce more in a year round.
I don't think it's a matter of brainstorm, but a matter of cost. Sometimes these lands are just gotten for the planting season, sinking a borehole in a land that's not yours may be a waste and sometimes when the land is yours, sinking a borehole can be costly, so we can still be planting till we can afford drip irrigation
Good job god bless your farm and when your ready to sale you get favor from god
Amen.
Thanks so much 🙏
Good job guys 😍😍😍
This project is amazing... Ill love to dive into this project
Thank you so much
Peter Obi will be so proud of you
Are you referring to the ex- governor of Anambra state that failed in every thing he tried to do and was impeached twice?
@@Johnsonsetwithjustinthem-hm5nqYou were not properly informed.
Go and verify His tenure properly and find out the reason for the impeachment.
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Highly commendable what you are doing. Keep it up. I was looking for something to do with my money. I know better now.
Great to know, you know better. Wishing you succes.
This is another nice video. I just planted some tens of yam seedlings in bags today.
Please is there any video I can watch where the planted in sacks are being harvested to see the sizes of the tubers?
Thanks
Great to know. Congratulations 🤗😁
We don't have those videos here. But we would definitely keep you posted with updates on the projects.
@@ChidavAgriculturalHub Hello Dave. When are you posting the update video for the harvest of the 12000 yams in bags. The 500 I planted in sacks didn't do well despite that the leaves were so green. I don't know what went wrong but I will try next season again.Meanwhile the ones planted directly in ground did very well.
Thanks for your usual information.
👍👏👏👏❤💖.God richly bless your hard work and gives you more ideas. 🙏🏽 praying for you from Canada.
Amen. Thanks so much.
Hi there I really appreciate what you’ve shared about yam farming. How can I get healthy yam seeds from Nigeria?
You guys are amazing! This is a work. Weldon
Good job....what chemical is in the sett treatment please?
This is good my brother. Will support and will be watching.
If you have this large space... Why yam in sacks instead of heaps?
This sack is advicible in where land is scarce.... You are just increasing production cost
Planting yam in sack is super okay sir. The advantages of planting yam in sack are, 1. It's easy to manage, better yield, pest and disease control, environmental benefit and so on.
And easy harvesting with minimal damage to the yams.
12,000 heaps for the yam will take a lots of hecteres more than the space sacks will occupy. Compare what space a sack will occupy and the space the heaps on the ground will cover.
Wow wow amazing thank you so much for the ideas brother thank you for sharing, what is the treatment call that you put in the water to treat the gums please share with me thank you.❤️🙌🏾🙏🏾
Get any brand of fungi and insecticide
Particularly for yams, how nutritious is your crop since it seem you did not grow them in the earth?
The medium of growth does not affect the constituent of yam tubers.
They're just as nutritious as they would be.
So nutritious, I have been practicing this this system for about 4years with a small quantity of sack in my compound and presently I have about 50bags. I actually started and playing without any procedure.
I plants water yam and main yam.
Kudos bro, this is very nice. I will like to know more about yam farming. Than you for this idea
Kindly send a dm on 08039725101.
Our next training would commence on the 9th of April
Great job well executed. Thanks you brother.
What time of the year is it advisable to get your yam sets ready and at what time is the best to plant them?
Anytime with irrigation and without irrigation around March
You have started a good thing and my take is;
1. Yam is a Royal food for Biafrans. Investing in it, is not only awesome but great Investment, which could employ great number of people as.long as they live. But you need to see every thing in industrial or massive scale.
2. I am delighted to see all this done you people are doing and I would think as difficult as it is you need to invite people who could fabricate ( machines- prototypes) to help out in such difficult parts so that the entire job could be brokendown and become affordable.
3. Now I also suggest that bigger bags that could take not just 1 but say 3 sett of yam should be better. So that one will expect middium sized yams and using less space.
4. I could see that the hardest thing is digging the first ground. Think of after "clearing scrape the land surface to an empty space and living the soil and mix it with the manure and then load into the bags before planting the yam setts". So that the machines eg. Dumper will be going to collect the soils through out the day will make it easier.
5. Now because of child labour laws be careful of using children for your Vedio goes round the globe. Fabrication will have a lot to do; but it will be protos, so that many brains and hands will be on deck so that after few years of re-innovation on the product and processes Ik-oji gaa wu asuru, na alaigbo. Weldone.
All that have been said is well noted sir.
We really appreciate every single word.
We'll keep working to improving the system in the nearest future
I have some questions.
1. Won't the yams planted in the sacks require sticks for support?
2. How long would it take to harvest?
They do require stakes. And it takes about 9 months to maturity .
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Check out the link to see how we staked
@@ChidavAgriculturalHub did it take 9 months in your case? I know some instances whereby it took about 6 months.
Between 6 months to 9 months. There are alot of factors responsible
Thank you for reaching out 💪🏼✨
Any time!
It's a good initiative, but the only thing is, how long are the bags used for?
How do you manage bags after using them to prevent soil pollution?
The bags are a one-time-use input
And they're biodegradable too
Thank you my brother God will bless you and your team
Amen
If the rain is not consistent, how often will you water and what quantity of water per bag?
If the rain is not consistent, the yam would have to irrigated once in 3 days. Just get the soil moist with about 1-2 litres of water per sack.
Hello friend, brother, I fall for you straight seeing you yam planting project. Exciting brof..
I do admire your entrepreneurial spirit. my only concern is you should endeavour to go organic instead of using chemicals to protect the yields. There are better and alternative ways you can achieve this
Can U kindly share organic alternatives!! This can be cheaper for some of us that want to farm without spending much.
Kindly share any organic ways you know to prevent pests and insects infestation
Well, going organic for insect preventions is earlier when you're farming many 100 sacks.
When it comes to commercial or several millions of Naira, we don't take that risk.
Organic chemicals have their limitations.
But, still we use based on recommended rate from manufacturers and field situations.
You should have no course for alarm. We practice Global Good Agricultural Practices.
I'm back again. You're an inspiration and I love you