In this episode, Kuapa is exposing a farmer in Sekruwa in the Ashanti region of Ghana to a new system of yam production by the use of minisett technology.
Excellent! I'm glad Africa is taking charge of their staple diet. If anything, our people should be telling outsiders how it is done, and not the other way around. Good job 👌
Africans should also hop for the best and safest methods of growing yams. I hope the chemicals used is safe and not lead to anything fatal in humans. We should strive for organic growth and I fully embrace the tree leaves method used, crushed in water to soak the yams over night before planting.
Excellent! I'm glad Africa is taking charge of their staple diet. If anything, our people should be telling outsiders how it is done, and not the other way around. Good job 👌
Africans should also hop for the best and safest methods of growing yams. I hope the chemicals used is safe and not lead to anything fatal in humans. We should strive for organic growth and I fully embrace the tree leaves method used, crushed in water to soak the yams over night before planting.
We, francophones, love your pratical way to lead agricuture technic; too easy, too acceptable for evrybody. Thank you.
Thank you Kuapa
yam minisett technique was an amazing discovery...
Thank you for this, I see where my mistakes are and ready to correct them immediately. Thanks see you at the other end. Succesa
I have learned some new ideas
very useful information for me, thanks for this video
Very good information 👍
Hi love this progam i enjoy it how csn i see more of tbis show please i live in barbados
West indies
Great thanks guys
Can someone help with locating kuapa? Their line and website are not working
After treating the cut yams and drying them, how long should it take before planting is done?
life saver
pls where can i contact you in accra?
If the chemicals are poisonous why use it for the yam for human consumption?