Don't Plant Sesame Without Watching This! My Sesame Farming Insights Revealed!

A brand new episode is on the horizon, and it's all about my sesame, farming insights. Don't even think about planting that sesame until you've seen this one! Stay tuned for some farming wisdom you won't want to miss.
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[@muhammadghufranmuhammadghu461]

Good information for Sesame ❤❤

[@ERICKKUMARI]

Thank you

[@usmansani1081]

Wishing you good luck

[@ERICKKUMARI]

@@usmansani1081 Thanks buddy!

[@sainiamarjeet]

erick u did wrong by using plough instead should have hired labor and cut the pigeon pea plant and sold to charcoal makers or make biochar out of it since than its easy operate the plough than apply disc harrow in horizontal direction than vertical direction to make the soil fine along with cutting all the weeds/plant vegetation into smaller part to decompose and when it rains than just using dredger/trencher implant make lines for sowing sesame after mixing with sand in 1:5 to 1:10 ratio per seed size in the troghs/valleys of the lines made so tht whenever it rains the water get collected and help plant get irrigate for longer time.

[@ERICKKUMARI]

@@sainiamarjeet Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I’ll use this method if I encounter a similar situation!

[@godfreydamnyag1366]

Is neem oil the best pesticide ?

[@ERICKKUMARI]

It work but am not sure your definition of best !

[@godfreydamnyag1366]

@@ERICKKUMARI To improve your yield from 800kg to 1000kg per ace

[@ERICKKUMARI]

@@godfreydamnyag1366 I love your energy and optimistic, I recommend to watch my other videos about sesame production. It's my hope you will gain a wonderful knowledge about the crop and many benefits of the crop!

[@PreplyshortVid]

Thanks this was very helpful so the total period from plant to harvesting would be about a month or two right ?

[@ERICKKUMARI]

Most varieties take about 4 months to reach maturity for harvest. After harvesting, an additional 3 to 4 weeks is needed for drying and processing. In total, the entire process takes approximately 5 months.

[@godfreydamnyag1366]

From your research the rainfall pattern was like 3rd March and 6th march what about rainfall in April and May how many time was it ? The cash crop does not need much rain . Due the change in rainfall pattern in Northern Ghana this could be a new cash crop for commercial production.

[@ERICKKUMARI]

We experienced a poor germination because of erratic rainy, about April it start pouring from 11th April non stop up to 1st May then stopped until the splash rain of 10th May, 15th May, 23rd May, 30th May and 31st May.

[@godfreydamnyag1366]

I am interested in organic sesame production.

[@LamlatFarmsTv]

The sesame king......

[@ERICKKUMARI]

We're trying bro!, the sesame season start in the coming month! We need to be informed!

[@emmanuelsimkonda3304]

Do you apply fertilizer?

[@ERICKKUMARI]

@@emmanuelsimkonda3304 Only manure and liquid fertilizer (booster)

[@emmanuelsimkonda3304]

@@ERICKKUMARI l live in Malawi and am learning how to grow sesame seeds, so you mean only manure are needed not granule fertilizer

[@ERICKKUMARI]

@emmanuelsimkonda3304 Sesame still benefits from granular fertilizer, but good results can also be achieved using only manure, supplemented with liquid (booster) fertilizer. During the first 30 days, sesame growth is slow as the plant focuses on root development, resulting in minimal nutrient uptake. This is why booster fertilizer is typically applied after 30 days. At this juvenile stage, sesame grows rapidly and requires a significant amount of nutrients. Using a booster fertilizer at this point is ideal, as it provides a quick nutrient uptake through the leaves, supporting flowering and overall plant health effectively.

[@godfreydamnyag1366]

During harvesting you mention of sieve mesh can i know the pore size so the these things could be produced in large quatities for people producing sesame?

[@ERICKKUMARI]

I recommend to watch my other videos about Sesame processing you will see the type of mesh used, you can approximate the pore size number! Don't worry much about refining Sesame seeds, there's many companies buy to refine to international standards.

[@FavourOnwuchewa-xf5zg]

Please what herbicides did you use

[@ERICKKUMARI]

@@FavourOnwuchewa-xf5zg Glyphosate 48 % SL.

[@odionadamu4210]

Which country are you farming from?

[@ERICKKUMARI]

@@odionadamu4210 Tanzania

[@godfreydamnyag1366]

How many time do spray with neem oil to control the pesticdes and what the common pesticides. sterm borer, army worm, white flies....etc

[@ERICKKUMARI]

I don't spray organic pesticide, I do spray inorganic pesticide to control worms and bugs...

[@godfreydamnyag1366]

@@ERICKKUMARI okay then.

[@ehinmerooluwadare]

How to harvest in the rainy season like this June and July

[@ERICKKUMARI]

The dry season in East Africa typically spans from May to August.

[@godfreydamnyag1366]

What is the duration from planting to harvest.

[@ERICKKUMARI]

4 months, remember that after harvesting there's processing process for post harvest, after harvesting/slashing it need to be tied and staked for drying for 2 to 3 weeks to get the sesame seeds!

[@sakariaabukar2443]

How month will take sesam seed to grow inorganic

[@ERICKKUMARI]

It takes 3 months to mature then 1 month for drying and processing!

[@godfreydamnyag1366]

Is it 90days or 120days?

[@ERICKKUMARI]

White variety mature earlier than brown, which means 90 days for white and 120 days for brown, however these days can be affected by weather for instance hot weather accelerate the maturities!

[@friendsofallah5039]

How can someone reach you brother for business

[@ERICKKUMARI]

@@friendsofallah5039 [e-mail]

[@muhammadghufranmuhammadghu461]

What is ur Country???

[@ERICKKUMARI]

Tanzania, located in East Africa.

[@johnmathew9994]

Hayo tunaita maotea sio kwamba yaliachwa shambani kipindi cha kuvuna bali yaliota upya baada ya wewe kuvuna, muwe mnaruhusu wafugaji kuingiza mifugo yao kipindi mnapokuwa mmevuna hiyo pia itasaidia shamba lisipoteze rutuba yake

[@DenisOkidi]

400- 600 kgs is poor yields,

[@ERICKKUMARI]

Believe me that's very high for East Africa and many parts of the world!

[@DenisOkidi]

@ERICKKUMARI not for Uganda, especially the Northern region,

[@ERICKKUMARI]

@@DenisOkidi That's fascinating is it 1 acre or 1 ha ?