Seeds of Gold: How to produce better cassava yields

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[@winnieo4968]

A wonderful man. He said 'I'm not that educated', No sir, you are filled with so much wisdom no school can give a man. God bless and enlarge your coast so many more times...Amen!

[@okethiwilliam7799]

Contact please

[@avax5717]

Have learnt something new on how to plant cassava . Thank you

[@oludummo4593]

You are such a good man And wise..i want to be like you Soon to farm cassava in africa..

[@africanos9399]

Thank you sir,i learn a new way god bless you.greetings from Gambia.

[@er3829]

It would be great to have all of Mr. Akutu's comments on the screen for the benefit of foreign viewers. It is rare to get a African farmer talk about his farming experience the way Mr. Akutu has done here. Thank you NTVUganda.

[@jupitersailing]

I had no idea, but cutting at an angle makes sense. I suppose you get more roots, so more tubers. Thank you for this fantastic advice.

[@virgilbowe8473]

This is a first time knowing that you can plan it laying in the ground. I’ve planted mine straight up. It grow great. I will try it the next time lying down. Thank for the info.

[@thelifeofanisrealitewomen279]

You are a very smart man. I learn a lot from watching this video.

[@sherylhokianga3]

ThankU!..Learning In NQLD, From All These Cassava Cultivating Videos! Blessings!

[@otimpeter1090]

Very encouraging. Thanks

[@mehrabanfaramand9506]

Thank you. I have learned much from your experience and positive energy.

[@ishakara]

Thank very much God bless you sir

[@angelapalmer9062]

Very nice video thank you

[@sserunjogialphat6821]

thanks alot.. courageous

[@aumalucy1094]

your me, am you Thank u Mr Akutu

[@hlupesibamba8810]

Wonderful video

[@faithkambonde58]

Woow, i am very much impressed, my father used to grow cassava but we never like it because it is not stable food in Namibia. Now i have learnt so much from you.

[@joyceongalo9552]

Good advice. Thanks.

[@jennifersenessie7862]

This is what I called education. Teaching what you are doing best education. Thank you very much Sir

[@superstarpelexy7450]

nice video

[@sakhumzinxele9797]

How I can find it at Eastern Cape in South Africa.

[@victoriaarchilla1085]

Thank you and God and bless you!

[@mahesh20092011]

Very informative 👌👏

[@lilyli2460]

Thank you sir, very nice 👍

[@hassanmwale5211]

Very good persona Good attention to detail.

[@devbachu7072]

So nice to learn guyb

[@davidnmanma7957]

Thanks Mr Akutu for your video. Please could you let me know how many months (or how old) will the planted cassava be before cutting the cassava stems for sale or replanting. And to what advantage is this method of cutting the stems to the cassava tuber in the soil.

[@damalilryns7342]

very good

[@samsonjoseph875]

Intrestingly revealing

[@hassanmwale5211]

God bless this man

[@musokerobert6270]

Does this apply to the Buganda region?

[@sunitadwarka347]

Respected sir, Many people don't know how to cut kassva with knife. You put knife in circular motion from top to bottom. The skin will come out very quickly. Second cut in four parts after removing skin and remove middle white parts . Wash it. Dry it in sun after two days use hammer to chop it. Now you dry it and grind it at flour mill. Chopping with round stones or hammer is good method but before chopping dry the kassva for two days. You make mat with dry banana bark. You cut banana bark in half cut in longer pieces. Sun dry it on ropes and make basket or mat for sundrying purposes. Namh shivay.

[@aseritabuawaiwai7966]

Thank you Brother Akutu This video has been very educational for me as we also plant cassava here in Fiji in the Pacific. I totally agree with your advise to youths and maximising what a small piece of land can give.

[@blessingnyota6792]

Inspiring, thx

[@leonsiomasereka9707]

Wonderful

[@tallisherbody1]

Can I use the cassava itself and plant cause I don't have the stick

[@chepindichepindi3328]

Very intelligent man.make waragi from natural food not chemicals. Mzee you are a big man too in your own way.

[@magezimorgann4394]

Ur such grt man and in my opinion ur educated cuz a lot of so called graduates can hardy teach O influence the community like ur doing

[@boydchijazyo4305]

How long should be the cuttings and how many nodes per stem

[@user-ym4dw3fx1j]

Where can I get cassava stems

[@kirabogloria2187]

Can one intercrop cassava at a young stage with beans...

[@loveroti5949]

A brilliant god

[@susankamara496]

Well done bro. You are doing a great job. Can I grow in London?

[@myusuff1]

Susan Kamara no, you need well drained dry soil

[@eryubamargaret331]

Mr Akutu, u are great. some cuttings for me pliz? Im Margaret Eryuba

[@johnjhon4192]

How can I get contact with you so I can buy the seeds? I live in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Let me know

[@jenniferpade7992]

John Jhon Visit your nearest Agricultural office. They may help

[@johsea122]

@@jenniferpade7992 I went to Kisarawe Pwani region in Tanazania agri office they don't have that kind , do you have idea which agr office i can get these cassava type

[@renzbryllejurao6419]

We plant cassava here n mlang 50 has, variety rayong and golden yellow

[@generalalubbeangolongodemi8465]

what is waraga ?

[@sarahtamale8109]

Spirit that youths take to get drank

[@kennedyebere6491]

Did I hear him say Nigeria...

[@roseflower1433]

Iwant that seeds of cassava

[@jonathanjovan9773]

How much is a suck of cassava

[@idieilik1069]

Can you grow cassava in a nyc back yard?!?

[@kudaclarahchinakidzwa6464]

IDIEILIK yes cassava grows anywhere. Based on experience from Nigeria

[@virgilfisher1869]

Cassava is native to the Americas, it can grow well in poor climates.

[@joshyanand2736]

IN INDIA WE KERALA PEOPLE PLANT TAPIOCA IN DIFFERENT WAY . PLEASE CHECK THIS - Organic tapioca Cultivation/2020 method of Organic Cassava Cultivation .THANKS

[@apiochristine6306]

Waragi crop!!!!!!!

[@jenniferpade7992]

Please send us cassava flour. The one we have here comes fermented, from Nigeria. It is impossible for us to eat it. Call it a different name like Mogo or Muogo flour so that the retailers don’t think that they are duplicating stork. Writing from UK

[@wangmcarthur7112]

EDC

[@benatowe6613]

Woow, i like the fact that he is giving people jobs and solving unemployment

[@melan9220]

Lol at Lugambo

[@chepindichepindi3328]

Team up with others and buy a machine for common use.

[@mariomarcial1487]

Cassava I think contain oxalic acid and should not be eaten raw.

[@olusanusolomon7434]

In Africa, especially Nigeria, Unemployment can be eradicated within a year without any type of Inflation. Unfortunately, too much theory has been allowed to overrun needed Practical! A year is enough to repair or Restart Nigeria Economy with or without Crude Oil Proceed! But excessive theory will insist they should go and plant a fresh Tree that will get matured in 20 years time before they can have Chewing stick that is readily available in their backyard! All we need to practically change Nigeria/Africa fortune for the better and start contributing better Values to the world are all available in Nigeria! Lovely Regards.

[@sarahtamale8109]

Women with lugambo haha........

[@ombijahcharlesibrahimesq8497]

This the worst way to grow cassava, bogus tutorials

[@keithrobin6566]

No need to downplay those who try, Put your videos up to show the right way then 🤷🏿‍♂️

[@tonyqwabe5873]

What is the right way.......he has a thriving farm

[@frobishertv1839]

Take away your bad heart. He z one of de richest guys bse of his cassava.

[@melan9220]

Attention seeker

[@melan9220]

A good bwongo