The Starchy Road to Wealth: How to Succeed in Ghana's Yam Industry
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- The Starchy Road to Wealth: How to Succeed in Ghana's Yam Industry
Yam is an important staple food crop in Ghana and is produced throughout the country. Ghana is the leading exporter of yam, despite the fact that it is the third largest producer in the world, after Nige- ria and Cote d'Ivoire.
Yam farming is profitable, Dominic breaks it down for us. Watch the video and subscribe for more
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In the case if you want to develop selling market of Yam, I explain my experiance. I am Japanese iving in Switzerland. We japanese we eat raw Yam, grinded and mixed with prepared broth, then
pour on the fresh cooked rice, then mixed them and eat. However, origin of Yam from Africa, it has a bit of bitter tast. However, if you could develop and/or find the type of Yam which does not
have the bitter tast, you will have the market for Japanese living abroad. Further, if you are interested, we might coordinate selling fresh vegetables of Japanese vegetables based on consignment vegetable grow. I am planning to run Ecommerce in Switzerland selling fresh vegetables. We can supply you seeds and technic and we share 50/50 loss & profit. But the most important for this
biz is logistic. If there is no good transport route by air, this is the end of this biz. please comment.
@tsukonnin
I am Ghanaian living in UK. I have 8 acres close to the capital which I grow vegetables. There are air freights to Switzerland from Accra airport. Can you give me the list of Japanese vegetables you would like? I'll do research on the growing conditions and see if they are suitable for open field cultivation or greenhouse, or feasible vegetables to grow in Ghana
I am a Ghanaian living in Japan Saitama prefecture and I have never seen japanese yam before the only thing close to yam is sweet potatoe and it's not yam , what's the name of the yam u are talking about. We always buy yam from our African shops. I'm thinking of exporting yam from Ghana to Japan
This is brilliant. You can see that the guy is educated so he is up to date with his calculation. Well done both of you.
Esinam I’m giving you a harmer to spoil the like 👍 and share button 😉
Make it a massive hammer
Great work
I'm so excited about farming, farming is the next gold mine don't say I didn't tell you
Hedging yam setts is a great idea
I know Abuyanya around Kpasa. I lived there for 4months doing research. That area is known for one of the best yams you’ll find in Ghana. I was going to farm over there until I moved to US. I hope to go back one day to talk to the chief and start a commercial project over there
Great 👍… you also notice the untapped opportunities there right 😎
Bono ahafo too is a major contributor to most of the yam on our Ghana Market today.
If one can farm throughout the year and have stable capacity storage, I think yam farming is a solid business. People will always eat
God bless him.
Awesome
Hey Kekeli, I just discovered your YT channel today, have subscribed, and have been watching for 4 hours now. Very interesting 👌🏽 I am from the DRCongo, where we don’t know much about yams crop. But for being in the US for years, Yams fufu has become my favorite even though it’s very rich🙈 I would like to take this crop back home, and teach my people to like it. Could it be possible, when interviewing about the rentability of the crops, to convert your currencies into $ please, so we also have an idea of how profitable the production could be? You’re not only followed by Ghaneans. Remember that.😉
Good Job though 🎷👌🏽
Thank you for your support 🙏🏿. $1 is equivalent to Ghc 6.06 (Ghanaian cedis 🤒). I will surely start that immediately 😎✍️
Kekeli, you're doing a great job. Keep it up
Thank you for watching all the way through . Your support 😊
Farming is the way to go as a youth in Africa
All Praise to the Most High Yah
Your farm is amazing. I am so excited to start yam farming. Good job keep it up 👍🏽.
I just saved your number. I have a friend who has just came back home there from here, and he is a chief in Kumasi. Will visit Ghana soon and learn about the yam production. It looks like it’s only one harvest/year. How many months of rain do you have there?
What are they spraying and for what purpose? The other guy from Dubai had some terms, but I didn’t get them. May be you can start asking them to explain their lexicon for us🤷🏽♀️😀
Thank you so much👌🏽🙌🏽
We have 2 seasons. We had rain from March to July in the major season .then September till now, it’s still raining but not consistent depending on your location here. About the spray, they’re spraying weedicide to first kill the weeds before they start raising yam mounds
Thanks for the education. Pls how can I get yam set to plant?
Please interview potato farmers....I want to know the tips.
Your content I'd always inspiring ✨ 😌 💕. Well done 👏 ✔ 👍 🙌 😀 I noticed you started editing your videos. Please how do you do it ? Which software or platforms do you use to edit your videos? Thanks
I use iMovie Sandy
Hi, I wanted to find out the number of yams you can calculate on an acre of land. Thanks
1500-1800
Very interesting video.
Quickly..how can I link with the farmer Dominic to buy good species of yam setts or tubers to plant here in Lagos Nigeria in the next season?
Since I went to visit his farm, his number has been off. Try it +233 54 154 8584
@@MinorityApproach thanks for immediate response.
how can w add value to yam for export
🤔
Is it good to farm in stone area?
Please, I want to farm yam from January 2022. Help me get the seedlings
I’m also making arrangements to get some and plant . Call 0544064843
I'm getting 60 000 clean seeds this December from Hikman Agro in Ghana..you can try them if you need to
Bro please can i get contact of the yam guy
How many yams can one grow on an acre?
Chairman please were is this guy located
Tinjasi
Good job my boss pls I need the farmers number.
If you wont good yam in Ghana go to northern Ghana
How many acre’s is he doing the 5000 yam on?
2
Your sound is always too low
Noted
Where is this?
A village in the Kpassa district (Oti region)
@@MinorityApproach Charley this is something that we the youth should get involved in. I live in America and I am just tired of the alarm clocks. I need to come back home and farm.
I will suggest you start it while there, when it picks up then you can move 😁
@@MinorityApproach is the acquisition of land a big deal over those villages?
Best way is to first rent or lease for a season or 2
Kekeli, how many acres did the 5000 occupy?
From what I gather, one acre can take averagely 2000-2500 . I think 2.5 should do
@@MinorityApproach Thanks bro,
If you use ridges one acre can take 8000 to 10000
@@cosmosagyei3398 wow! Charlie, I have some 10 acres in Bono East oo
Space your ridges at 100cm and plant on rows at 40cm intervals...63 × 157= 9891 per acre
Bro can I get the guys number
Good job bro you motivated me to farm yam and how can I get the yam set please and your personal number too
0544064843 call/WhatsApp
Thank you for watching
Hi Mike,can I get your contact
0544064843
Bro i want try can you help with his number?