Yam-in-sacks: Does the seed yam size to be planted really matter? 

ernestly waiting for this result, well done sir

I'm a yam farmer. I really appreciate these information.

Great work! I think that the weight of the seedling as well as the right soil composition will give us larger tubers, but let's wait for the experiment. Thanks for sharing.

Well done sir, from my experience, size matters. I have not harvested but from the sprouting you will know as the smaller ones shoots are smaller while the bigger ones are bigger, that will determine our sizes.

The result of this experiment will help a lot. Thank you for your videos.

You are a blessing. May God bless your work.

Great research questions... Thank you very much..

This very interesting, let's wait and see outcomes God willing.

Thank you👌🏽God Bless

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I planted the same size as batch one. I mixed sand, charcoal and sawdust with chicken manure to use in the sack. I will record my findings and send to you

Great idea Sir, more blessing from above. I believed you mixed sawdust with the sand. Not pure sawdust. Mixture of sawdust and sand right?

Sir Nature Heritage, I have a very important question. Assuming a yam has broken dormancy and it has sprouted to like 1ft or 2ft, Pls do we need to cut off the already sprout before planting ? or there is a specific height we need to reduce the sprout to ?, I anticipate your response thanks.

What can one do to the yam seedling to prevent rodents (rats) from eating up the seedling Thanks sir

Well thought of sir. 👍. Can part of seed yam be consumed?

Awesome! Did you plant with sawdust in this experiment doctor?

Please sir Someone told me that digging holes is better than heaps or ridges for yam farming