Commercial/Backyard Yam Farming:Step-by-step Guide||All-in-One Compilation (Part 1) 

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Thanks alot ma. I am humbled by your kind words. So grateful.

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Is it possible to also milk minisett@Naturesheritagenetwork

Yes sir. These is a video on that. Test harvest video, towards the end of that full video. Pls check it out

Thanks so much for the kind words

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Thanks for the kind words.

It better to use fertilizer either organic or inorganic, choice is yours. Yes you can water from fish pond. It has lots of nitrogen. That is an option to explore (I mean the hydroponics)

A minimum of 4 weeks but always check. Until the heat is completely gone, but u can apply earlier than that , only don't allow it get too close the germinating roots. But if you prefer to mix with soil before you make your heap, apply 2 to 3 weeks earlier because it takes about 2 weeks for organic manure to mineralize into the nutrients the plants can use. Thanks for reaching out to us.

Average size is 250g-350g is just ok. Either heap or ridge but I prefer heap. Distance is 1meter tip of one heap to tip of another. Cassava and yams are both tubers and are heavy feeders on nutrients, planting both at same time will definitely reduce yield of particularly the yams. If u must do both, plant yams first and give a space of about 3 to 4 months before planting cassava. That way the yams get to do well before the cassava takes off.

Just like for heap but a bit longer to compensate for the length of sack above the ground

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Max of 4 if it's for ware yams.

It depends on the size of sack and whether the soil is moist or wet

@@Naturesheritagenetwork Since the aim is to get a bigger tubber. So one should meet up to the standard as in the heaps. the 100kg Bag of Beans.. The amount of soil in a heap, will it be equal to the 100kg bag of Beans? What is also the amount of moisture in soil at any given time.. One can also measure that in a controled system.. As in the bags..

Even Up to 5 can climb. For yams in sacks, up to 10 can even climb a stake

@@Naturesheritagenetwork I think you deserve much commendation for replying me this quickly. What a good job you are doing! Kudos to Natures Heritage 👍

@@Naturesheritagenetwork But point of clarification pls, I always notice yam farmers using a stick per yam.....why? I think there must be reason. All I am after by asking these questions is to maximize my harvest because I am starting for the first time in my entire life. I was born & brought up at the riverine area where there is no land let alone farming. But this year I just made up my mind, according to the lessons learnt from Buhari & Tinubu administrations, to go into farming. And reason for my questions is just to ensure I get it right.

@@BolaAyadi if you have plenty sticks to use, you can do 1 to 1 but u can do oore than one and get good results too

@@Naturesheritagenetwork I got some palm kernel dust from some local Oil Mill, bag them in sacks two spade down the sack & some chicken manure from my backyard on top the two spade of dust then fill the sack to the bream & I plant my yam. Though I was told to use tried chicken manure hence I put it down the sack to have it compost before the roots & tuber get to the stage. Am I making any sense at all??? Because I am still on the process. I kept the sack bag after filling in the dust with the manure down it, just to allow the compost.

Yes sir. I have a video on that. Check it.

Any of the above mentioned is good but don't remove completely. I like to plant it that way so it finds it's path of reestablishment by itself Watch out for a short video on it soon.

Pls explain more. Swin?

Yes u can

Yes

It's better to wait. Put them in a cool dark place and water once weekly. In 2 or 3 weeks u have your sprouts

Thanks, I'll try it and let you know.

Thanks for teaching us how to grow yam, I will try.

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@@Naturesheritagenetwork I’m so interested to do yam farms like your way if you come to Ghana and help me for setting up be the first time thanks bro

You are doing good job bro

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