Cashew Nursery Establishment and Grafting - Peace Corps Ghana
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- PCV David Haxton teaches you how to establish a cashew nursery and graft cashew trees.
DISCLAIMER: There are certain techniques within this video that should be taken with a grain of salt. For instance, when David is teaching his farmers how to create the “wedge”, the farmer is shaving the scion. This should not be practiced in the field. This is not an end-all how-to video on grafting; it is simply to give you an idea of how to go about the process.
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Super sir
Great lesson
InstaBlaster.
How many days we have to close it with cover that means with that polythin cover
What is the use of coal tar coating
How month old scion use for grafting.
Sorry what is sayon or how you spell it
Scion
Where's this man located?
How can I start
Why you have to graft??? Why not let the seedlings grow? Won't they hold fruits???
Leena it can speed up the fruiting process which can take many years, or also introduce non-native varieties. It still gets to use the “local tree” root system, but produces fruits that may not be readily available in the country. Mango is the best example of this I’ve seen in northern Ghana - the Ghanaian mango is very small and has stringy flesh. So they’ve grafted branches that will produce larger and more “cut-able” fruit into the local trees, which have a more suitable root system.
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