After planting the minisett. When you are harvesting the minisett that has now become a seedling, do you harvest the seedlings and leave the yam leaves to produce another seedlings or that cannot produce another seedlings and it needs to be cleared for refresh planting of minisett?
We don't provide such information, as we don't run free ads for agrochemical companies and brands. Kindly visit any agrochemical store and get any brand of insecticide and fungicide
Thanks for your explanation however l didn't get l was looking for. I thought you will show us how plant it or bury it in the ridge/ mount we have prepared.
Be more Blessed for sharing. For safety and to minimize health risk due to biocides, please encourage wearing of plastic gloves or use plastic to cover hands, thanks for opening up, good luck too.
Dave weldone my brother! Very quickly... I want to ask this question regarding my previous yam planting. I discovered that after cutting the seed into two, the bottom setts usually sprouting from the lower bottom of the sett instead from the top where the top head of the yams were splited.. I want to know if there's anything I have done wrong or is it normal for the yam to sprout from any sides instead from the top as it's being placed in the soil? I ask this question because when I dug few of the setts to check what made them delay in sprouting out from the heaps, I discovered some were instead sprouting downward into the soil before trying to find their way up. How do I rightly place such bottom setts in the heaps? Please your immediate response will be highly appreciated so that I can prepare for the next season.
You've done nothing wrong. You cannot say specifically where the sprout will come forth from when it's not the head region. However, sprout always begin from the head region, and reason most people believe it's the only side that sprouts, however, that's false, as yam contains buds all round it's skin, and can sprout new vines from any part from the skin or buds
The volume of water used determines the rate. Every brand always have their recommendations for usage. So, read the application rate on the brand manual
@@ChidavAgriculturalHub please, I will be eternally grateful if you can give me specific name/names of the fungicide and insecticides. I really have challenge with this aspect.
I don't give brand names on my channel. I don't do free ads for agrochemical companies. But just look for any brand of the two given. Ask for the ones with active ingredients (cyhalothrin and mancozeb) respective for insecticide and fungicide
This video had the potential to be a very informative presentation but fell far short of what could have been achieved. There was a gross lack of explanation for much of what was shown. The ideal sett for planting for ware yam is from 300 grams to 400 grams, not the max of 750 that you stated. You failed to explain why you cut the setts on an angle and not straight. Also I know from expérience why you cut off the tip, but your explanation didn't really come across very well. What insecticide and fungicide did you use and at what ratio. It would have been great if you had explained the cause of the internal flesh damage that you were so busy cutting out from the setts. Then towards the end with all of the setts laid out to cure in the shade I'm sure I could see nematode damage of some of the skin on the setts. You could have explained about nematodes and shown to the viewers the damage caused, it effects and remedies etc. Just that little bit more informative information would've made a big difference. I have your contact details so do expect me to contact you sometime in the near future.
@@ChidavAgriculturalHub Please when you measure the insecticide wear rubber gloves or at least try not to get it on your skin. If you do wash thoroughly. I am in the US and have planted mini-sets in pots. I have to protect them from freezing until spring. Thank you for your video, now i see what I must do with the sets I get.
It will be useless for the gentleman in the video to call yam scientistific name because yam is primarily consume by people outside the western world and we been calling it yam before science give it their names, and moreover Latin is not the primary language of those countries that comsume yams. The man did a wonderful job of explaining the process of using the whole specimens to regrow yam. Thanks
@@isimotmuheeb4024 You are right the people who eat ,and grow yams know exactly what he is talking about. To suggest calling yam by its scientific name is simply OTT.
These are not MINISETTS. These are setts. And are totally different from the minisetts. You should probably check out our minisetts, video by clicking the link ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Tr9rzRQwVIQ.html
Il existe un bioxyde vous mélangez de l'ail broyé avec de l'huile d'olive et du piment... Vous laissez macérer ensuite une dose de votre macération pour 9 dose d'eau. Vous laissez tremper vos plans d'ignames 10 minutes et vous laissez sécher 2 jours à l'abri du soleil.... Ça prendra un peu plus de temps pour germer mais vous aurez des ignames 100% natures.
