when i went to boarding school at Marist Brothers High at Suva, i was given a list of what to bring with me ...a mosquito net, pillows and blankets and a cane knife. Yes, a cane knife..because after school we were all required to go to the plantation behind the school to clear the weeds and grown our own dalo and cassava
Hi, I just started watching your video, and i really enjoyed every bit. going back to your home with the whole family ,must be hard at the beginning, but you did it. Congrats to you, and God bless you and your beautiful family .
Love this so much Eliki and Seva the star of the show next time Tui when dad speaks dont play music we love to listin to him we love to listen to what the elders always got to say its wisdom and there experiences in life can help us as viewers learn thats why we love this channle very family oriented and respectful much alofas and blessings from park city utah
@@WakaFamily tell ur parents it's very nice weather here in calgary Alberta. Plus 14 can u imagine in Feb. God time very near every thing changing God bless brother
13:05 All varieties of cassava contain hydrogen cyanide, no exceptions. Concentration of cyanide differs across the different varieties, nonetheless ALL contain cyanide. Cyanide "boils off" when cooking (boiling/baking) the cassava, hence no problem eating it after it's cooked properly.
@@jp5046 Taking a bite of raw cassava does not happen willy-nilly as you'd appreciate. Unless someone has metabolic tolerance against cyanide poisoning then some symptoms - not catatonic - but some symptoms regardless,
Correct! The University of South Pacific released a technical report which confirms all varieties of Cassava, grown in Fiji, contain cyanide. I thought I saw a link to this report in a reply to this vlog but it was removed!?
Kawai is my favourite starch in Fiji (the bright purple adds a great splash of colour too). Not a great fan of just boiled Cassava, but cassava chips are great!
Do you export your cassava or just sell it at a market? I prefer the yellow ones and I love making chips (french fries) with them, better than the potato version.
@@WakaFamilysame here too in Nadi. $100- $150. Lately theres hardly any cassava in Namaka Market. Twice my mum had to buy dalo and it was less quantity. Disappointed that farmers here in Nadi are not into cassava planting to meet the demands.
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Three generations working together in the farm..🙏🙏🥰
Didn’t think about that actually!
“Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it.” Thank you Waka family.. 💕💕🙏🙏
Thank you for the support 🫶🏼
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when i went to boarding school at Marist Brothers High at Suva, i was given a list of what to bring with me ...a mosquito net, pillows and blankets and a cane knife.
Yes, a cane knife..because after school we were all required to go to the plantation behind the school to clear the weeds and grown our own dalo and cassava
Pretty invaluable lessons I assume eh?
The majority would say material things make them wealthy, I truely believe this right here is rich.
It’s true isn’t it
Love the boys_ True Fijian_ True original men of the Land.
Thumbs up to you for taking your boys back to their roots and let them experience life as it is...
Man love your boys accent.
Thank you! 🙏
Hi, I just started watching your video, and i really enjoyed every bit. going back to your home with the whole family ,must be hard at the beginning, but you did it. Congrats to you, and God bless you and your beautiful family .
Thank you so much! We appreciate the support 🙏
Grandma & kids got smile like a mule chewing the glue😂😂😂
Love this so much Eliki and Seva the star of the show next time Tui when dad speaks dont play music we love to listin to him we love to listen to what the elders always got to say its wisdom and there experiences in life can help us as viewers learn thats why we love this channle very family oriented and respectful much alofas and blessings from park city utah
Really really appreciate that feedback! Thanks so much for the support
i work here in hongkong with a wide garden
so i also plant cassava
Aw 0:05 esome to hear the boys speaking their dialect… little Seva is star of the show 💪
Malo Tovata
Nice to see ur parents helping u ❤ so nice of them God bless 🙌 🙏
Family fub
@@WakaFamily tell ur parents it's very nice weather here in calgary Alberta. Plus 14 can u imagine in Feb. God time very near every thing changing God bless brother
It's all about family, that lets God lead. Pslams 127 and 128. God bless your family Jonacani. And especially for taking good care of my Kai, Koroi❤
Love the cooking and eating in the farm.Remind me of my childhood background.
Glad you enjoyed it!
super agree
Little Seva is the Star 😂🥇👌🏽🙏🏽
Beautiful Kids.
Good stuff
Digging that fire rescue outfit....
Respect to all first responders!
W vid lad keep it up 👍
Thanks, will do!
13:05 All varieties of cassava contain hydrogen cyanide, no exceptions. Concentration of cyanide differs across the different varieties, nonetheless ALL contain cyanide. Cyanide "boils off" when cooking (boiling/baking) the cassava, hence no problem eating it after it's cooked properly.
Oh ok!!! Got it. Thanks for the info
But in Fiji kids even sometimes take a bite of raw cassava....no problem so far
@@jp5046 Taking a bite of raw cassava does not happen willy-nilly as you'd appreciate. Unless someone has metabolic tolerance against cyanide poisoning then some symptoms - not catatonic - but some symptoms regardless,
@@joehillary6981 sorry haven't seen or heard of any symptoms from anyone up to now. Might need a closer research .
Correct! The University of South Pacific released a technical report which confirms all varieties of Cassava, grown in Fiji, contain cyanide. I thought I saw a link to this report in a reply to this vlog but it was removed!?
Vinaka Waka family !!! Lovely videos, my Taus, as always!!!
Thank you!!
"Eat ga yours"😂
I love this ❤
Thanks!
Lovely videos,Good Team work❤❤
Thank you 🙌
Aye ❤
Nice
Kawai is my favourite starch in Fiji (the bright purple adds a great splash of colour too). Not a great fan of just boiled Cassava, but cassava chips are great!
Agreed cassava chips are delish! Kawai is a very special treat
Where do you sell it bruh
Do the boys know any Hindi as well as Fijian? I know a lot of the locals around there speak all 3 languages really well.
No not too much actually.
Hard working family.
Do you export your cassava or just sell it at a market? I prefer the yellow ones and I love making chips (french fries) with them, better than the potato version.
Isa my childhood background
Suva Best place to sell your produce 💯
Loloma 🤟
Kai tuga viro a igu ni xana vara uleeeh.....
Vara ga sa rawata...."Fijian Apple"
The best bush snack
Vinaka waka family.
Thanks!
Wananavu Waka Family.
"Oe, Ba'i Ta", ai eleasi auvu, maroroi mutou..😅..
Vosa vere o ‘ea 😂
@@WakaFamily wahahah, ma'alau wale u a Ioga yabia !!
Cutting vaxaverevere'a lol😅😅 eee o Nau ariiii
Here in sigatoka nadroga we are selling cassava $80 to $100 one sack of cassava bag.
Wow! It’s high priced around there!
Dokonivudi😂😂
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Sa totoka dina na talanoa vaka na'oro caka tikoqo.Totoka vakaoti seva kei eliki 18:35
Thanks for the support!
Mutou bula sia..Liki 😅😅 cutting vere verea
So true
This is the real Fijian life of family
"Solesolevaki" working together.
Wananavu tau
Kaiviti vara🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"Seva where's your knife"?
Seva: Home😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 vina'a Kai, ..... tu'una vi ratou kai😂😂😂😂😂
Unprepared lol
Fijian coconut apple
Totoka
1 bag cassava in suva = $100
Who’s buying at this price? Email me at businessops@wakafarms.com and i can fill a truck for them from Vanua Levu.
Whole sale in suva
@@WakaFamilysame here too in Nadi. $100- $150. Lately theres hardly any cassava in Namaka Market. Twice my mum had to buy dalo and it was less quantity. Disappointed that farmers here in Nadi are not into cassava planting to meet the demands.
❤ frm Lomaivuna naitasiri 💯🇫🇯🏔️