Yam-in-sacks farming: Commercial/Backyard(Step-by-step)||All-in-one compilation 

I like your videos about sack farming, especially yam farming, Am collecting information through your videos so that I will try it. Keep up the good work, brother! From Kigali Rwanda,East Africa.

You sound very calm and Nicely collected. Nice video sir

Thank you for this useful information.

Very informative. I am learning a lot and will be experimenting with your ideas.

Please do have video of making the biochar

Thank you.

Thanks. You said because of difficult of getting enough soil for commercial purpose, uou we take the soil where the land is to fill the sack" my question is that what little stones in the soil will it have any effect on the yam? If yes, wont it plenty work trying to remove the stones since you're going commercial? Thanks

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I once experimented with some bags on my half plot beside my house. My challenge was bush rats eating up my seed yam. Please what's the solution to that?

Greetings my dear. What is the ideal size (height and width) and best most durable material for sacs for growing yams? are the bags woven?

Can we use used cement bags?

Can we plant more one seed yam in a sack?

Thanks for this very informative video. You’ve shared a lot of information that will be useful to farmers and gardeners. The only problem I have with this method is the large amounts of plastic that pollutes the soil once the sacks disintegrate, which is very evident toward the end of the video where you are harvesting the tubers. Is it possible to plant in reusable containers such as drums? I have seen RU-vid videos of people growing large amounts of sweet potatoes in plastic drums. I think that the ideal containers would be jute bags, which are made from biodegradable materials, but I guess that they would be a bit too expensive.

Please what do you mean by foliar fertiliser?

Thanks for the lectures and your response to our questions... Please after using biochar do you still use poultry drops or other manure?

Weldon sir, what if you have multiple seedlings in the sack will it still be same 50g or doubled?

You said that one can put leaves in the bags to help with the growth in size of the yam tuber. Can this also be achieved by mixing saw dust with the soil