Enyonam, thanks a lot for presenting this impressive interview session. Your guest was so intelligent during your time with him. The impression one gets from your interaction is that we have no excuse complaining about hunger in Ghana.
@@theghanaianfarmer Enyonam, thanks for all your videos. I love you, my Sister. Please, if possible leave the contacts of the hosts in your videos so that one can contact them if necessary. Please, please tell your host(s) to immediately seize from using glyphosate and other Roundup chemicals. These are very very dangerous chemicals that are actually banned in places like Europe. This ignorance will kill us in Africa. There are many and better ways of weed management: Mulching, mechanical weed management using tractors with weeding tools. Also we Africans should start relying on our own research efforts to produce our own improved seeds. This belief and dependence on foreign seeds is not wise. Personally I prefer all our sweet potato varieties than those American hybrids that are plain watery. Keep up the good work, my dear!
this is where education meets utility. You can clearly see this man has a mastery of his trade. I admire such men. I hope I can have just 80% of our mastery in my field of interest.
My sweet potato friends. Well done. WE GIVE THANKS FOR THE KNOWLEDGE AND THE LOVE OF SOWING AND REAPING BEAUTIFUL SWEET POTATOES. THANKS FOR SHARING. OUR ABBAYAHUAH LOVINGKINDNESS JUDGMENT AND RIGHTEOUSNESS IS IN THE EARTH. JEREMIAH 9;24 WE LOVE YOU ABBAYAHUAH. WE LOVE OUR NEIGHBORS.. THANKS AND ALL GLORY AND POWER TO OUR CREATOR. OUR FIRST LOVE WITH PASSION.
This man makes me regret not pursuing Agriculture in senior high school. I really loved Agric in jhs but my dad thought I was too good for that 😢 I went and did business rather which I excelled but I loved agriculture, and always envied Agric students 😅. I’m currently doing 180 acres of cashew and other crops but I have to hire an agronomist because I feel like I know nothing and that really annoys me 😂
Am also planning sweet Potatoe here in Nigeria, we have clear the bush, make ridges and planted potatoes on one acre and remaining to plant on 2 acres. But it has not rain since 3 weeks now. What can I do ensure that Potatoe does vine does not die and I plant the remaining vine successfully
Don’t plant the potatoes until it rains. It is even not advisable to go into potatoes farming in the minor season oooh because you might get disappointed
Labor is "expensive" in the short term, using chemicals is much more expensive in the long run. I love that you are planting sweet potatoes, I wish you weren't chemical heavy like that
It’s a pity if the farmer chooses to use glyphosphate. Hope this can be avoided . How about using companion plants like the type of weeds that nourish the soil.
I don't think I agree with doing some activities manually just to create jobs. If you do it mechanically you scale up and create more jobs by covering more land.
The one you deprive from the job opportunity in order to feed their families might come back some days later to steal from you. But if they contributed in the planting they will develop a sense of ownership towards your business and they will be more protective. Spirit of Ubuntu
@@jeffilunga3448 I understand your sentiment but like i said mechanisation can help scale up and provide more jobs. Do you employ 1 person so that they feel ownership by planting for you, or do you become bigger and employ 3 people? which is better?
@@AkubaCAB I understand your point of view from a theoretical pov however, when people need the jobs they need it now not later. Similarly in your place of work, your job could be potentially replaced by a robot (not that i know what your job is but you get my point), but there is time and place for doing that to scale.
Too much is subjective. She is doing her best, you try doing what she does. I would rather make a respectable suggestion. Thanks for your comment though.
Intelligent questions and smart answers, very educative. Thanks
Enyonam, thanks a lot for presenting this impressive interview session. Your guest was so intelligent during your time with him. The impression one gets from your interaction is that we have no excuse complaining about hunger in Ghana.
Welcome
Its just 1 guy.
@@theghanaianfarmer does the UN not TRAIN GUYS...
@@theghanaianfarmer
Enyonam, thanks for all your videos. I love you, my Sister. Please, if possible leave the contacts of the hosts in your videos so that one can contact them if necessary.
Please, please tell your host(s) to immediately seize from using glyphosate and other Roundup chemicals. These are very very dangerous chemicals that are actually banned in places like Europe. This ignorance will kill us in Africa. There are many and better ways of weed management: Mulching, mechanical weed management using tractors with weeding tools.
Also we Africans should start relying on our own research efforts to produce our own improved seeds. This belief and dependence on foreign seeds is not wise. Personally I prefer all our sweet potato varieties than those American hybrids that are plain watery.
Keep up the good work, my dear!
I'm so thrilled by this discovery .....someone was trying to take money from me just by linking me to this farmer for my seedling
this is where education meets utility. You can clearly see this man has a mastery of his trade. I admire such men. I hope I can have just 80% of our mastery in my field of interest.
This guy knows his stuff and is very generous with information , thank you for sharing your knowledge 👍
this guy really knows his stuff
wow
wow - he is super knowledgeable
Thank you both for enhancing the information to reach other farmers. It's wonderful.
Sulaymani Bumneh
Sierra Leone
Very intelligent Questions and Answers
This man is intelligent
I was about to say same 🤦🏾♂️… He knows his stuff.
My sweet potato friends.
Well done.
WE GIVE THANKS FOR THE KNOWLEDGE AND THE LOVE OF SOWING AND REAPING
BEAUTIFUL SWEET POTATOES.
THANKS FOR SHARING.
OUR ABBAYAHUAH LOVINGKINDNESS JUDGMENT AND RIGHTEOUSNESS IS IN THE EARTH.
JEREMIAH 9;24
WE LOVE YOU ABBAYAHUAH.
WE LOVE OUR NEIGHBORS..
THANKS AND ALL GLORY AND POWER TO OUR CREATOR.
OUR FIRST LOVE WITH PASSION.
Waooo thank you for the videos Enyonam. We are learning a lot sis 🥰
Nice video, when interviewing people , allow them to finish speaking before asking another question.
This man makes me regret not pursuing Agriculture in senior high school. I really loved Agric in jhs but my dad thought I was too good for that 😢 I went and did business rather which I excelled but I loved agriculture, and always envied Agric students 😅. I’m currently doing 180 acres of cashew and other crops but I have to hire an agronomist because I feel like I know nothing and that really annoys me 😂
congrats, keep it up
Well done! Never too late to read regularly, main thing is that you are doing it
180 acres 9f cashew??
Would like to learn know.
Writing from Kenya
Happy to see proud farmers that share knowledge and experiences. God bless both of you.
Become your own agronomist. Start studying the science of what you intend to cultivate.
God bless you
Just wow ❤
Very comprehensive information about potatoes.
Very educative video and keep it up always sister ✊🏿🌍.
What a great info thank you very much I wish you all the success🎉❤
Hi
What do you use to make ridges?
It's called RIDGER IMPLEMENT OF 2 DISC & the Disc is adjustable in case if you want to make bigger ridges you can adjust it to your needs. Blessings
Well-done sir, in doing crop rotation, can I do sweet potato and cassava?
Wow lovely
Am also planning sweet Potatoe here in Nigeria, we have clear the bush, make ridges and planted potatoes on one acre and remaining to plant on 2 acres. But it has not rain since 3 weeks now. What can I do ensure that Potatoe does vine does not die and I plant the remaining vine successfully
Don’t plant the potatoes until it rains. It is even not advisable to go into potatoes farming in the minor season oooh because you might get disappointed
Good job
Have you thought of exporting the sweet potatoe leaves? It's used for stew. You can export it to the UK or Sierra Leone.
This channel should have done this interview a couple months ago before she started her own farm!!!
Good selvam Malaysia
Labor is "expensive" in the short term, using chemicals is much more expensive in the long run. I love that you are planting sweet potatoes, I wish you weren't chemical heavy like that
watch the clips FOOD FACTORY USA how you can add value to the sweet potatoes and make so much money
How do I get on please?
GOD PROGRAMME BOVINS
Thank you so much!
How can you get the market when you are new to the agriculture? Like buyers please help
Do you plant the entire 75acres at the same time? Seems too great to manage
Please how do I get in touch with this man? I want to buy his farm products and also go into that farming
how do we get export market for our product or go about exporting industry
Trade fairs.
Can u sometimes englighten with questions on land acquisition.
Sure please
Excellent interview and very informative about vegetable farming in Ghana. What is the name of the company?
Maphlix Trust Ghana Ltd.
Thx
Good job. What region is the farm
Volta region
Very impressive, u're doing an awesome exposure job Enyonam. How do I get in touch with Razak the farm manager please?
0244196228 Kamasa
Enyonam. What was the names of the sweet potato that he is working with? 1 yielded 18 tons and another said was a favorite for EU market.
Greetings from Italy, Florence, I would like to know how can I find American sweet potato seeds or seedlings to sow in my garden in Italy?
I love you so much. I'm from india I'm interested with you farming
What's the name of the farm
OOO i have nevrr grown sweet potatoes, i will be growing them this year, not 75 acres but 20 plants lol i only growing for my family
JÉRUSALEM FRUKTY WEST COAST BOOK HUMAN KIND
Beautiful!
I'm into farming and I can tell I've learnt a lot from this interview.
Thanks Miss. Enyonam🤝.
can the company provide lands for me to do the farming and they buy the farm produce from me
It’s a pity if the farmer chooses to use glyphosphate. Hope this can be avoided . How about using companion plants like the type of weeds that nourish the soil.
Agreed, they could plant flat on the fresh ground then when the weeds begin hill the sweet potatoes to kill the weeds and concentrate the row.
Enyomam why is it that u are in such a hurry with the guy ? Pls allow him to express himself 🙏🏽
I guess he is not growing organically
I don't think I agree with doing some activities manually just to create jobs. If you do it mechanically you scale up and create more jobs by covering more land.
The one you deprive from the job opportunity in order to feed their families might come back some days later to steal from you. But if they contributed in the planting they will develop a sense of ownership towards your business and they will be more protective. Spirit of Ubuntu
@@jeffilunga3448 I understand your sentiment but like i said mechanisation can help scale up and provide more jobs. Do you employ 1 person so that they feel ownership by planting for you, or do you become bigger and employ 3 people? which is better?
@@AkubaCAB
Intelligence speaking here.
@@AkubaCAB I understand your point of view from a theoretical pov however, when people need the jobs they need it now not later. Similarly in your place of work, your job could be potentially replaced by a robot (not that i know what your job is but you get my point), but there is time and place for doing that to scale.
Enyonam.
Can you please furnish me with the contacts of this sweet potatoe farmer?
Am writing from Kenya
Nice interview all they do taking no working.u don't see no work
She trying to KNOW TOO MUCH.
Hi, What to do when the land looks more sand.
Too much is subjective. She is doing her best, you try doing what she does. I would rather make a respectable suggestion. Thanks for your comment though.
@@MrTheelicitor try AQUAPONICS by Murray hallan..