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Why are the leaves on my pepper plants twisting and curling up tight? | Leaf curling is usually caused by tiny insects sucking the sap from under the leaves or spreading a plant virus. Spraying with organic neem oil or safe insecticides helps control these insects. | Pests & Crop Health | And now I want my inheritance. I don't know my father, okay? My father is in the Asante region, indeed. So when there was a death there, they said that in the country where I was born, they took me to the city. I went to live there and life was not going well; my family and I were struggling, and then I returned as an ... | yi na afei na mepɛ agyapadeɛ mennim me papa okay me papa na ɔwɔ asante region kɔkɔɔ okay enti owu wɔ hɔ no ɛna ɔmo sɛ adeɛ a costri mu yɛwoo me hɔ na yɛde me kɔɔ siri mu mekɔtena hɔ ara na brɛboɔ no nkɔ yie me ne me mmɔre no yɛ brɛ ɛna mesan ba asanteni afei na wanya mfeɛ sɛn because deɛ | TQQ8_jJ3xz4_044.wav | Mɛni hewɔ baai ni yɔɔ mi-pepper tso lɛ nɔ lɛ etsɔ ŋmɔlɔŋmɔlɔ ni ebɔle ehe lɛ? | Bei pii lɛ, kooloi bibii ni nuɔ nu ni jɛɔ baai lɛ ashishi loo helai ni baa tso lɛ mli lɛ ji nɔ ni kɛ baa lɛ shwieɔ shi. Kɛ́ okɛ organic neem fɔ loo tsofa ko ni gbeɔ kooloi ni yɔɔ shweshweeshwe lɛ shwie nɔ lɛ, ebaaye ebua ni akudɔ kooloi nɛɛ. |
Why are the flowers on my tomato plants falling off without turning into fruit? | Tomato flowers drop when the weather gets too hot or when the soil goes from extremely dry to very wet. Keeping soil moisture steady and providing slight shade helps the plant hold its flowers to produce tomatoes. | Pests & Crop Health | And now I want my inheritance. I don't know my father, okay? My father is in the Asante region, indeed. So when there was a death there, they said that in the country where I was born, they took me to the city. I went to live there and life was not going well; my family and I were struggling, and then I returned as an ... | yi na afei na mepɛ agyapadeɛ mennim me papa okay me papa na ɔwɔ asante region kɔkɔɔ okay enti owu wɔ hɔ no ɛna ɔmo sɛ adeɛ a costri mu yɛwoo me hɔ na yɛde me kɔɔ siri mu mekɔtena hɔ ara na brɛboɔ no nkɔ yie me ne me mmɔre no yɛ brɛ ɛna mesan ba asanteni afei na wanya mfeɛ sɛn because deɛ | TQQ8_jJ3xz4_044.wav | Mɛni hewɔ fɔfɔi ni yɔɔ mi tomato tsei lɛ anɔ lɛ miigbee shi ni amɛtsɔko aduawai lɛ? | Tomato fɔfɔi lɛ baagbee shi kɛ́ kɔɔyɔɔ lɛ mli edɔ tsɔ loo kɛ́ shikpɔŋ lɛ tsake kɛjɛ shikpɔŋ ni egbi waa kɛtee shikpɔŋ ni edɔ waa nɔ. Shikpɔŋ lɛ nɔ ŋmɔtɔ ni akwɛɔ nɔ be fɛɛ be ni ahaa hulutsoo fioo lɛ yeɔ ebuaa tsei lɛ ni amɛmɔɔ fɔfɔi lɛ ahe koni amɛwo tomato. |
Why do my maize leaves turn light yellow when rainwater stays standing on my field for days? | Plant roots need air to breathe in the soil. When water stays logged on the field, the roots choke, stop working, and cannot pick up food, causing the leaves to turn yellow from starvation. | Water & Weather Response | And now I want my inheritance. I don't know my father, okay? My father is in the Asante region, indeed. So when there was a death there, they said that in the country where I was born, they took me to the city. I went to live there and life was not going well; my family and I were struggling, and then I returned as an ... | yi na afei na mepɛ agyapadeɛ mennim me papa okay me papa na ɔwɔ asante region kɔkɔɔ okay enti owu wɔ hɔ no ɛna ɔmo sɛ adeɛ a costri mu yɛwoo me hɔ na yɛde me kɔɔ siri mu mekɔtena hɔ ara na brɛboɔ no nkɔ yie me ne me mmɔre no yɛ brɛ ɛna mesan ba asanteni afei na wanya mfeɛ sɛn because deɛ | TQQ8_jJ3xz4_044.wav | Mɛni hewɔ ŋmãa baa lɛ feɔ ŋmɔŋ ni nugbɔ nu hiɔ ŋmɔ lɛ mli gbii babaoo lɛ? | Kɔɔyɔɔ he miihia tsei shishifãi koni amɛmu yɛ sũ lɛ mli. Kɛ́ nu hi ŋmɔ lɛ mli lɛ, shishifãi lɛ shwieɔ shi, amɛkpaa nitsumɔ ni amɛnyɛŋ amɛŋɔ niyenii. Ehaa baai lɛ feɔ ŋmɔŋ yɛ hɔmɔ hewɔ. |
Why do young plantain suckers wilt and dry out when I move them to a new farm in the hot afternoon? | Digging up a young sucker damages its root system, making it hard for the plant to draw water. Moving plants early in the morning or late evening gives the roots time to settle in cool, moist soil before facing harsh sunlight. | Water & Weather Response | And now I want my inheritance. I don't know my father, okay? My father is in the Asante region, indeed. So when there was a death there, they said that in the country where I was born, they took me to the city. I went to live there and life was not going well; my family and I were struggling, and then I returned as an ... | yi na afei na mepɛ agyapadeɛ mennim me papa okay me papa na ɔwɔ asante region kɔkɔɔ okay enti owu wɔ hɔ no ɛna ɔmo sɛ adeɛ a costri mu yɛwoo me hɔ na yɛde me kɔɔ siri mu mekɔtena hɔ ara na brɛboɔ no nkɔ yie me ne me mmɔre no yɛ brɛ ɛna mesan ba asanteni afei na wanya mfeɛ sɛn because deɛ | TQQ8_jJ3xz4_044.wav | Mɛni hewɔ plantain tsei bibii lɛ shwieɔ shi ni amɛgbiɔ kɛ́ mikɛ amɛ tee ŋmɔ hee ko mli yɛ shwane ni hulu lɛ tsoɔ waa lɛ mli lɛ? | Kɛ́ atsa tsei bibii lɛ, ebaafite amɛshishifãi lɛ. Ehaa ewaa ahaa tsei lɛ akɛ amɛaaŋɔ nu Tsei ni ajieɔ amɛ leebi loo gbɛkɛ lɛ haa shishifãi lɛ náa be ni amɛkɛjɔɔ amɛhe yɛ shikpɔŋ ni mli ejɔ ni mli edɔ nɔ dani hulu la ni tsoɔ waa lɛ shɛɔ amɛnɔ. |
Why do I need to plant plantains next to my new cocoa trees? | Young cocoa trees are like human babies—they burn easily under full sun. Plantains grow fast and have huge leaves that act as living umbrellas, giving cocoa the shade and moisture it needs to survive its first couple of years. | Intercropping & Shade Management | If I were to tell Ghanaians, particularly the youth, about work—what I would specifically tell the youth is that we should not treat work as trivial like in the old days. With all due respect, the way we talk about going to school now; in our time, you would be doing yourself a disservice. | sɛ anka ɛyɛ wasoma bɛka akyerɛ ghanafoɔ titiriw ne mmabunu no ɔyɛ adwuma ho yoo deɛ mɛka akyerɛ titiriw ɛwɔ mmabunu ho sɛ kwa adwuma na yɛmfa no sɛ tete hɔ no sɛbi yɛse yɛkɔ school no yi yɛn time no deɛ nanka woyɛ bɔne ama | W1ru6MsgbiQ_050.wav | Mɛni hewɔ ehe hiaa ni madu plantains yɛ kookoo tsei heei ahe lɛ? | Kakao tsei bibii lɛ tamɔ adesai abifabii. ni shãa oya yɛ hulu la ni tsoɔ waa lɛ shishi Plantains daa oya ni eyɛ baai wuji ni tsuɔ nii akɛ hulutsoo be. Enɛ haa kookoo lɛ naa hulutsoo kɛ fɛ̃i ni he hiaa lɛ koni enyɛ ehi shi yɛ klɛŋklɛŋ afii fioo lɛ amli. |
Why do my cassava roots stay small even when the branches grow tall and leafy above ground? | When soil is too hard or contains too much nitrogen, the cassava plant spends all its energy growing leaves instead of expanding its tuber roots. Loosening the soil well before planting gives the roots room to expand. | Soil & Planting Techniques | If I were to tell Ghanaians, particularly the youth, about work—what I would specifically tell the youth is that we should not treat work as trivial like in the old days. With all due respect, the way we talk about going to school now; in our time, you would be doing yourself a disservice. | sɛ anka ɛyɛ wasoma bɛka akyerɛ ghanafoɔ titiriw ne mmabunu no ɔyɛ adwuma ho yoo deɛ mɛka akyerɛ titiriw ɛwɔ mmabunu ho sɛ kwa adwuma na yɛmfa no sɛ tete hɔ no sɛbi yɛse yɛkɔ school no yi yɛn time no deɛ nanka woyɛ bɔne ama | W1ru6MsgbiQ_050.wav | Mɛni hewɔ mi-cassava shishifãi lɛ daraaa nɛkɛ eyɛ mli akɛ niji lɛ kɛlɛ ni amɛyɛ baai ni yɔɔ shikpɔŋ lɛ nɔ lɛ? | Beni shikpɔŋ lɛ mli wa tsɔ loo nitrogen babaoo yɛ mli lɛ. Cassava tso lɛ baafite ebe ni ekɛdu hewalɛ ŋmɔshi nibii muu fɛɛ moŋ fe ni eeedu tuber shishifãi. Kɛ́ okɛ shikpɔŋ lɛ shwie shi jogbaŋŋ dani odu lɛ, ebaaha shishifãi lɛ ahe gbɛ lɛ mli alɛɛ. |
Why is it necessary to put wooden stakes for my yam vines to climb on? | Yam leaves need direct sunlight to make food for the plant. Staking lifts the vines off the ground so leaves get maximum sunlight, which sends energy down to build big, healthy tubers underground. | Crop Growth & Support | If I were to tell Ghanaians, particularly the youth, about work—what I would specifically tell the youth is that we should not treat work as trivial like in the old days. With all due respect, the way we talk about going to school now; in our time, you would be doing yourself a disservice. | sɛ anka ɛyɛ wasoma bɛka akyerɛ ghanafoɔ titiriw ne mmabunu no ɔyɛ adwuma ho yoo deɛ mɛka akyerɛ titiriw ɛwɔ mmabunu ho sɛ kwa adwuma na yɛmfa no sɛ tete hɔ no sɛbi yɛse yɛkɔ school no yi yɛn time no deɛ nanka woyɛ bɔne ama | W1ru6MsgbiQ_050.wav | Mɛni hewɔ ehe hiaa ni makɛ tso ama shi koni mi-sweet potato wain tso lɛ akwɔ lɛ? | Sweet potato baai lɛ he miihia hulu la tɛ̃ɛ koni efee niyenii eha tso lɛ. Staking woɔ wain tso lɛ nɔ kɛjɛɔ shikpɔŋ lɛ nɔ koni hulu la ni fe fɛɛ lɛ ashɛ tsei lɛ ahe. Enɛ tsuɔ hewalɛ kɛyaa shi koni ekɛfee ŋmeii wuji ni he wa. |
Why are the leaves on my young maize plants turning yellow and curling up? | Yellow and curling leaves usually mean the soil lacks nitrogen nutrients or that pests like armyworms are feeding on the plant. Adding fertilizer or checking under the leaves for caterpillars can help fix the issue. | Pest & Disease Management | If I were to tell Ghanaians, particularly the youth, about work—what I would specifically tell the youth is that we should not treat work as trivial like in the old days. With all due respect, the way we talk about going to school now; in our time, you would be doing yourself a disservice. | sɛ anka ɛyɛ wasoma bɛka akyerɛ ghanafoɔ titiriw ne mmabunu no ɔyɛ adwuma ho yoo deɛ mɛka akyerɛ titiriw ɛwɔ mmabunu ho sɛ kwa adwuma na yɛmfa no sɛ tete hɔ no sɛbi yɛse yɛkɔ school no yi yɛn time no deɛ nanka woyɛ bɔne ama | W1ru6MsgbiQ_050.wav | Mɛni hewɔ baai ni yɔɔ mi-baby corn tsei lɛ anɔ lɛ miitsɔ ŋmɔŋ ni amɛmiibɔle amɛhe lɛ? | Bei pii lɛ, baai ni feɔ ŋmɔŋ ni ebɔleɔ ehe lɛ tsɔɔ akɛ nitrogen bɛ shikpɔŋ lɛ nɔ loo akɛ kooloi ni yeɔ tsei tamɔ cutworms lɛ eye tsei lɛ. Kɛ́ akɛ ŋmɔshi nibii wo mli loo okwɛ kɛji ŋmeii yɛ baai lɛ ashishi lɛ, ebaanyɛ eye ebua ni asaa naagba lɛ. |
Why do my crops grow better when I plant cowpeas or groundnuts on the plot where I harvested maize last season? | Legume crops like cowpeas and groundnuts pull nitrogen from the air and store it in the soil through their roots. This naturally refills the nutrients that maize took out during the previous farming season. | Soil Fertility & Rotation | If I were to tell Ghanaians, particularly the youth, about work—what I would specifically tell the youth is that we should not treat work as trivial like in the old days. With all due respect, the way we talk about going to school now; in our time, you would be doing yourself a disservice. | sɛ anka ɛyɛ wasoma bɛka akyerɛ ghanafoɔ titiriw ne mmabunu no ɔyɛ adwuma ho yoo deɛ mɛka akyerɛ titiriw ɛwɔ mmabunu ho sɛ kwa adwuma na yɛmfa no sɛ tete hɔ no sɛbi yɛse yɛkɔ school no yi yɛn time no deɛ nanka woyɛ bɔne ama | W1ru6MsgbiQ_050.wav | Mɛni hewɔ miŋmɔshi nibii lɛ daa jogbaŋŋ kɛ́ midu tsina loo ŋmei yɛ shikpɔŋ ni mikpa ŋmã yɛ nɔ yɛ afi ni ho lɛ mli lɛ? | Legumes tamɔ cowpeas kɛ peanuts jieɔ nitrogen kɛjɛɔ kɔɔyɔɔ mli ni amɛkɛtoɔ shikpɔŋ lɛ mli kɛtsɔɔ amɛshishifãi lɛ anɔ. Enɛ haa niyenii ni ŋmãa lɛ ná yɛ adebɔɔ naa kɛjɛ ŋmãa lɛ shweremɔ be ni eho lɛ mli lɛ baa ekoŋŋ. |
Why do my tomato blossoms drop off without turning into fruits during very hot days? | Extreme heat dries up the pollen inside tomato flowers, preventing them from fertilizing. When a flower cannot form a seed, the plant sheds it to conserve its water and energy. | Weather & Climate Response | If I were to tell Ghanaians, particularly the youth, about work—what I would specifically tell the youth is that we should not treat work as trivial like in the old days. With all due respect, the way we talk about going to school now; in our time, you would be doing yourself a disservice. | sɛ anka ɛyɛ wasoma bɛka akyerɛ ghanafoɔ titiriw ne mmabunu no ɔyɛ adwuma ho yoo deɛ mɛka akyerɛ titiriw ɛwɔ mmabunu ho sɛ kwa adwuma na yɛmfa no sɛ tete hɔ no sɛbi yɛse yɛkɔ school no yi yɛn time no deɛ nanka woyɛ bɔne ama | W1ru6MsgbiQ_050.wav | Mɛni hewɔ mi-tomato fɔfɔi lɛ shwieɔ shi ni etsɔɔɔ aduawai yɛ gbii ni hulu tsoɔ waa lɛ amli lɛ? | Dɔlɛ ni naa wa baaha ŋmɔtɔ ni yɔɔ tomato fɔfɔi amli lɛ agbi. tsiɔ fɔmɔ naa Kɛ́ fɔfɔi nyɛɛɛ awo dumɔwui Tsei hoɔ yaafo koni amɛkɛbu nu kɛ hewalɛ he. |
Why is it bad to save seeds from my hybrid maize harvest to plant again next year? | Hybrid seeds are specially bred from two strong parent lines for high yield, but seeds saved from their harvest lose those special traits in the next generation, resulting in smaller yields and uneven growth. | Seed Quality & Selection | If I were to tell Ghanaians, particularly the youth, about work—what I would specifically tell the youth is that we should not treat work as trivial like in the old days. With all due respect, the way we talk about going to school now; in our time, you would be doing yourself a disservice. | sɛ anka ɛyɛ wasoma bɛka akyerɛ ghanafoɔ titiriw ne mmabunu no ɔyɛ adwuma ho yoo deɛ mɛka akyerɛ titiriw ɛwɔ mmabunu ho sɛ kwa adwuma na yɛmfa no sɛ tete hɔ no sɛbi yɛse yɛkɔ school no yi yɛn time no deɛ nanka woyɛ bɔne ama | W1ru6MsgbiQ_050.wav | Mɛni hewɔ eji jwɛŋmɔ gbonyo akɛ mikɛ mi-hybrid corn dumɔwui lɛ ato koni mikɛdu ekoŋŋ afi ni baa lɛ? | Akɛ dumɔwui ni akɛfee ekome lɛ fɔɔ dumɔwui enyɔ ni he wa lɛ amli yɛ gbɛ krɛdɛɛ nɔ koni amɛwo yibii babaoo. Shi dumɔwui ni ahere amɛ kɛjɛ kpamɔ mli lɛ laajeɔ nakai sui krɛdɛɛi lɛ yɛ yinɔ ni nyiɛ sɛɛ lɛ mli. Enɛ haa yibiiwoo lɛ baa shi ni eyaaa hiɛ jogbaŋŋ. |
Why do my pepper plant leaves droop in the middle of the day even when I watered them in the morning? | In intense afternoon heat, pepper plants lose water through their leaves faster than their roots can suck it up from the soil. They wilt temporarily to protect themselves, usually bouncing back when the heat cools off in the evening. | Water & Heat Stress | If I were to tell Ghanaians, particularly the youth, about work—what I would specifically tell the youth is that we should not treat work as trivial like in the old days. With all due respect, the way we talk about going to school now; in our time, you would be doing yourself a disservice. | sɛ anka ɛyɛ wasoma bɛka akyerɛ ghanafoɔ titiriw ne mmabunu no ɔyɛ adwuma ho yoo deɛ mɛka akyerɛ titiriw ɛwɔ mmabunu ho sɛ kwa adwuma na yɛmfa no sɛ tete hɔ no sɛbi yɛse yɛkɔ school no yi yɛn time no deɛ nanka woyɛ bɔne ama | W1ru6MsgbiQ_050.wav | Mɛni hewɔ mi-pepper tso lɛ shwieɔ shi yɛ gbi lɛ mli eyɛ mli akɛ mikɛ nu haa lɛ leebi moŋ? | Yɛ shwane ni mli edɔ waa lɛ mli lɛ, Pepper tsei lɛ shwieɔ nu kɛtsɔɔ amɛbaai lɛ anɔ oya fe bɔ ni shishifãi lɛ baanyɛ ajie kɛjɛ shikpɔŋ lɛ nɔ. Amɛbaagbo yɛ be kukuoo mli koni amɛkɛbu amɛhe. Bei pii lɛ, amɛkuɔ amɛsɛɛ amɛbaa kɛji hulutsoo be lɛ ba shi gbɛkɛ. |
Why do weeds harm my young crops much more during the first four weeks than later in the season? | Young crops have small roots and few leaves, so they easily lose the fight against fast-growing weeds for sunlight, water, and soil nutrients. Once the crop grows tall and broad, its own shade naturally prevents new weeds from growing. | Weed Management | If I were to tell Ghanaians, particularly the youth, about work—what I would specifically tell the youth is that we should not treat work as trivial like in the old days. With all due respect, the way we talk about going to school now; in our time, you would be doing yourself a disservice. | sɛ anka ɛyɛ wasoma bɛka akyerɛ ghanafoɔ titiriw ne mmabunu no ɔyɛ adwuma ho yoo deɛ mɛka akyerɛ titiriw ɛwɔ mmabunu ho sɛ kwa adwuma na yɛmfa no sɛ tete hɔ no sɛbi yɛse yɛkɔ school no yi yɛn time no deɛ nanka woyɛ bɔne ama | W1ru6MsgbiQ_050.wav | Mɛni hewɔ jwɛi yeɔ mi tsei bibii lɛ awui waa yɛ klɛŋklɛŋ otsii ejwɛ lɛ amli fe sɛɛ mli yɛ be lɛ mli lɛ? | Tsei bibii yɛ shishifãi bibii kɛ baai fioo. No hewɔ lɛ, hulu la, nu, kɛ niyenii ni yɔɔ sũ ni daa oya lɛ mli lɛ haaa amɛhe ajɔ amɛ oya. Beni tsei lɛ daraa ni amɛdaraa lɛ Susumɔ lɛ diɛŋtsɛ baatsi jwɛi heei anaa koni amɛkakwɛ̃. |
Why does my harvested maize turn into white powder and get tiny holes inside the storage barn? | Tiny insects called grain weevils burrow into dry maize to lay eggs, and their young eat the grain from the inside out. Drying maize completely and storing it in sealed, airtight bags prevents these insects from destroying your harvest. | Post-Harvest Storage | If I were to tell Ghanaians, particularly the youth, about work—what I would specifically tell the youth is that we should not treat work as trivial like in the old days. With all due respect, the way we talk about going to school now; in our time, you would be doing yourself a disservice. | sɛ anka ɛyɛ wasoma bɛka akyerɛ ghanafoɔ titiriw ne mmabunu no ɔyɛ adwuma ho yoo deɛ mɛka akyerɛ titiriw ɛwɔ mmabunu ho sɛ kwa adwuma na yɛmfa no sɛ tete hɔ no sɛbi yɛse yɛkɔ school no yi yɛn time no deɛ nanka woyɛ bɔne ama | W1ru6MsgbiQ_050.wav | Mɛni hewɔ mi-ŋmãa ni mikpaa lɛ tsɔɔ ŋmɔtɔ yɛŋ ni eyɛ bu bibii lɛ? Nibii ni akɛtoɔ lɛ mli? | Kplukai bibii ni atsɛɔ amɛ seed moths lɛ shwieɔ ŋmãa ni egbi mli koni amɛwo wɔji. ni amɛbii lɛ baaye dumɔwui lɛ kɛjɛ mli kɛba kponɔgbɛ. Kɛ́ ogbi ŋmãa kwraa ni okɛto kotokui ni akɛ vacuum tsiɔ mli lɛ amli lɛ, ebaatsi nɛkɛ kooloi nɛɛ anaa koni amɛkafite onibii lɛ. |
Why do people recommend planting plantains together with cocoa on a new farm? | Young cocoa trees burn easily under harsh sunlight. Plantains grow fast and have large leaves that act as natural umbrellas, providing shade and keeping the soil moist while the cocoa trees mature. | Intercropping & Shade Management | And I see that it is truly on the ground, so let us see; now let us come and harvest. We have finished harvesting, just as the promise was, that we would plant plantains, cocoa, and such things. When we finished, it is true that the government has taken up the farmers' work and has taken the farmers and given them thin... | na mehunu sɛ na ɛwɔ fam na ɛwɔ fam paa enti yɛnhwɛ afei yɛmmra na twa so yɛtwa awie ɛɛ yɛ sɛdeɛ bɔhyɛ no si teɛ sɛ yɛbɛ dua bɔɔdeɛ na yɛdua cocoa ne adeɛ no yɛwieeɛ no ɛwɔ mu sɛ aban no so ɔdɔ aseɛ afa apaafoɔ adwuma wafa apaafoɔ ama ɔmo adua | RbHJKc1JFjY_012.wav | Mɛni hewɔ mɛi woɔ ŋaa akɛ adu plantains kɛ cocoa yɛ ŋmɔji heei amli lɛ? | Kookoo tsei bibii lɛ shãa oya yɛ hulu la ni naa wa shishi. Plantains lɛ daa oya ni eyɛ baai wuji ni tsuɔ nii tamɔ adebɔɔ mli ŋmeii. Ha hulutsoo ni oha shikpɔŋ lɛ nɔ afee ŋmɔlɔŋmɔlɔ be mli ni kookoo tso lɛ daa lɛ. |
How close should I plant my plantain trees to my cocoa seedlings? | Plantains should generally be planted about 3 meters apart in between your cocoa rows. This gives the cocoa seedlings enough shade without completely blocking sunlight or competing too heavily for soil nutrients. | Intercropping & Shade Management | And I see that it is truly on the ground, so let us see; now let us come and harvest. We have finished harvesting, just as the promise was, that we would plant plantains, cocoa, and such things. When we finished, it is true that the government has taken up the farmers' work and has taken the farmers and given them thin... | na mehunu sɛ na ɛwɔ fam na ɛwɔ fam paa enti yɛnhwɛ afei yɛmmra na twa so yɛtwa awie ɛɛ yɛ sɛdeɛ bɔhyɛ no si teɛ sɛ yɛbɛ dua bɔɔdeɛ na yɛdua cocoa ne adeɛ no yɛwieeɛ no ɛwɔ mu sɛ aban no so ɔdɔ aseɛ afa apaafoɔ adwuma wafa apaafoɔ ama ɔmo adua | RbHJKc1JFjY_012.wav | Te esa akɛ madu mi plantain dumɔwui lɛ kɛ kookoo dumɔwui lɛ abɛŋkɛ tɛŋŋ? | Yɛ gbɛ ni waaa nɔ lɛ, esa akɛ adu plantains yɛ he ko ni jɛkɛmɔ aaafee mitai 3 yɛ kookoo ŋmɔji ateŋ. Enɛ baaha kookoo dumɔwui lɛ aná hulutsoo be ni fa bɔ ni sa ni amɛtsiŋ hulu lɛ naa loo amɛheŋ shikpɔŋ lɛ mli niyenii babaoo. |
How long does it usually take for a plantain tree to give fruit after planting? | A plantain tree generally takes about 9 to 12 months to flower, and another 3 to 4 months after flowering for the bunch to mature fully for harvest. | Plantain Cultivation | And I see that it is truly on the ground, so let us see; now let us come and harvest. We have finished harvesting, just as the promise was, that we would plant plantains, cocoa, and such things. When we finished, it is true that the government has taken up the farmers' work and has taken the farmers and given them thin... | na mehunu sɛ na ɛwɔ fam na ɛwɔ fam paa enti yɛnhwɛ afei yɛmmra na twa so yɛtwa awie ɛɛ yɛ sɛdeɛ bɔhyɛ no si teɛ sɛ yɛbɛ dua bɔɔdeɛ na yɛdua cocoa ne adeɛ no yɛwieeɛ no ɛwɔ mu sɛ aban no so ɔdɔ aseɛ afa apaafoɔ adwuma wafa apaafoɔ ama ɔmo adua | RbHJKc1JFjY_012.wav | Be enyiɛ dumɔwu ko fɔɔ yibiiwoo yɛ adumɔ sɛɛ? | Bei pii lɛ, plantains heɔ nyɔji 9 kɛyashi 12 dani ewoɔ fɔfɔi, ni nyɔji 3 kɛyashi 4 krokomɛi hu yɛ fɔfɔi ni ewo lɛ sɛɛ dani fɔfɔi lɛ adara kɛha ŋmaakpamɔ. |
Why does my plantain tree fall over when the fruit bunch starts growing big? | Plantain trees have shallow root systems. As the fruit bunch gets heavy, top-heavy weight or strong winds can easily pull the tree down, so propping the stem with a sturdy wooden pole helps support the weight. | Plantain Cultivation | And I see that it is truly on the ground, so let us see; now let us come and harvest. We have finished harvesting, just as the promise was, that we would plant plantains, cocoa, and such things. When we finished, it is true that the government has taken up the farmers' work and has taken the farmers and given them thin... | na mehunu sɛ na ɛwɔ fam na ɛwɔ fam paa enti yɛnhwɛ afei yɛmmra na twa so yɛtwa awie ɛɛ yɛ sɛdeɛ bɔhyɛ no si teɛ sɛ yɛbɛ dua bɔɔdeɛ na yɛdua cocoa ne adeɛ no yɛwieeɛ no ɛwɔ mu sɛ aban no so ɔdɔ aseɛ afa apaafoɔ adwuma wafa apaafoɔ ama ɔmo adua | RbHJKc1JFjY_012.wav | Mɛni hewɔ mi plantain lɛ gbeeɔ shi beni aduawai akui lɛ jeɔ shishi amɛdaraa lɛ? | Dumɔwui lɛ yɛ shishifãi ni mli ekwɔɔɔ. Beni aduawai akuu lɛ mli tsii lɛ Muji ni tsii loo kɔɔyɔɔ ni naa wa baanyɛ agbala tsei kɛba shi mlɛo. No hewɔ lɛ, kɛ́ akɛ tsei ni wa fiɔ tso lɛ sɛɛ lɛ, eyeɔ ebuaa ni ekɛfiɔ tsɔne lɛ muji lɛ sɛɛ. |
How should I care for plantain suckers before I plant them in the soil? | Keep the suckers in a cool, shaded area away from direct sunlight, trim off damaged roots, and plant them into moist soil as soon as possible so the roots do not dry out. | Plantain Cultivation | And I see that it is truly on the ground, so let us see; now let us come and harvest. We have finished harvesting, just as the promise was, that we would plant plantains, cocoa, and such things. When we finished, it is true that the government has taken up the farmers' work and has taken the farmers and given them thin... | na mehunu sɛ na ɛwɔ fam na ɛwɔ fam paa enti yɛnhwɛ afei yɛmmra na twa so yɛtwa awie ɛɛ yɛ sɛdeɛ bɔhyɛ no si teɛ sɛ yɛbɛ dua bɔɔdeɛ na yɛdua cocoa ne adeɛ no yɛwieeɛ no ɛwɔ mu sɛ aban no so ɔdɔ aseɛ afa apaafoɔ adwuma wafa apaafoɔ ama ɔmo adua | RbHJKc1JFjY_012.wav | Te esa akɛ mafee tɛŋŋ makwɛ banana tsei lɛ anɔ dani madu amɛ yɛ shikpɔŋ? | Ha tsei lɛ ahi he ko ni mli ejɔ, ni hulu la shɛɛɛ nɔ tɛ̃ɛ. Kpɔ̃ɔ shishifãi ni efite lɛ. Ni okɛdu yɛ shikpɔŋ ni mli edɔ nɔ oya bɔ ni ooonyɛ koni shishifãi lɛ akagbi. |
How do I know when my cocoa pods are ready for harvesting? | Cocoa pods are ready when their outer shell changes color from green or deep red to a yellow or orange color, and they produce a hollow sound when gently tapped. | Cocoa Production & Harvesting | And I see that it is truly on the ground, so let us see; now let us come and harvest. We have finished harvesting, just as the promise was, that we would plant plantains, cocoa, and such things. When we finished, it is true that the government has taken up the farmers' work and has taken the farmers and given them thin... | na mehunu sɛ na ɛwɔ fam na ɛwɔ fam paa enti yɛnhwɛ afei yɛmmra na twa so yɛtwa awie ɛɛ yɛ sɛdeɛ bɔhyɛ no si teɛ sɛ yɛbɛ dua bɔɔdeɛ na yɛdua cocoa ne adeɛ no yɛwieeɛ no ɛwɔ mu sɛ aban no so ɔdɔ aseɛ afa apaafoɔ adwuma wafa apaafoɔ ama ɔmo adua | RbHJKc1JFjY_012.wav | Te mafee tɛŋŋ male be ni kookoo ŋmeii lɛ eshɛ he ni esa akɛ akpa? | Cocoa ŋmeii lɛ efee klalo kɛ́ kponɔgbɛ ŋmeii lɛ tsake su kɛjɛ eŋɔli loo etsuru ni mli edɔ kɛtee ŋmɔŋ loo ŋmɔŋ. Ni kɛ́ otswa shinaa lɛ fioo lɛ, Gbee ko ni mli ewo muji baaje kpo. |
Why are the flowers dropping off my cocoa tree without turning into pods? | Flowers drop off mainly due to dry weather, intense heat, lack of water, or low soil nutrients. The tree sheds its flowers to preserve energy and water during stressful conditions. | Cocoa Production & Harvesting | And I see that it is truly on the ground, so let us see; now let us come and harvest. We have finished harvesting, just as the promise was, that we would plant plantains, cocoa, and such things. When we finished, it is true that the government has taken up the farmers' work and has taken the farmers and given them thin... | na mehunu sɛ na ɛwɔ fam na ɛwɔ fam paa enti yɛnhwɛ afei yɛmmra na twa so yɛtwa awie ɛɛ yɛ sɛdeɛ bɔhyɛ no si teɛ sɛ yɛbɛ dua bɔɔdeɛ na yɛdua cocoa ne adeɛ no yɛwieeɛ no ɛwɔ mu sɛ aban no so ɔdɔ aseɛ afa apaafoɔ adwuma wafa apaafoɔ ama ɔmo adua | RbHJKc1JFjY_012.wav | Mɛni hewɔ fɔfɔii shwieɔ cacao tsei anɔ ni amɛtsakeee amɛfeɔ ŋmeii lɛ? | Kɔɔyɔŋ ni mli egbi, dɔlɛ ni naa wa, nu ni bɛ, loo niyenii mli hewalɛ nibii ni faaa yɛ sũ lɛ mli lɛ ji nɔ ni kɛ fɔfɔi shwiemɔ baa. Tsei shwieɔ amɛfɔfɔi lɛ koni amɛkɛbu hewalɛ kɛ nu he yɛ shihilɛi ni haoɔ mɔ mli. |
What should I do on my field right after completing a major cocoa harvest? | After harvesting, clear away infected pods, prune dead branches, and break cocoa pods open away from tree roots to prevent fungal diseases like black pod from spreading in the soil. | Cocoa Production & Harvesting | And I see that it is truly on the ground, so let us see; now let us come and harvest. We have finished harvesting, just as the promise was, that we would plant plantains, cocoa, and such things. When we finished, it is true that the government has taken up the farmers' work and has taken the farmers and given them thin... | na mehunu sɛ na ɛwɔ fam na ɛwɔ fam paa enti yɛnhwɛ afei yɛmmra na twa so yɛtwa awie ɛɛ yɛ sɛdeɛ bɔhyɛ no si teɛ sɛ yɛbɛ dua bɔɔdeɛ na yɛdua cocoa ne adeɛ no yɛwieeɛ no ɛwɔ mu sɛ aban no so ɔdɔ aseɛ afa apaafoɔ adwuma wafa apaafoɔ ama ɔmo adua | RbHJKc1JFjY_012.wav | Mɛni esa akɛ mafee yɛ miŋmɔ lɛ mli amrɔ nɔŋŋ beni agbe kookoo kpamɔ wulu lɛ naa lɛ? | yɛ ŋmaakpamɔ sɛɛ Jiemɔ ŋmeii ni hela emɔ amɛ lɛ. Kpɔ̃ɔ tsei niji ni egboi lɛ. ni amɛgbala kookoo ŋmeii ni yɔɔ tso lɛ shishi lɛ amli koni ŋmeii helai tamɔ ŋmeii diji akagbɛ amɛshwã shikpɔŋ lɛ nɔ. |
What is the best time of day to plant new crop seedlings on my farm? | It is best to plant seedlings in the early morning or late afternoon when temperatures are cooler. This prevents the delicate roots from drying out and reduces transplant shock. | Seedling Handling & Field Setup | And I see that it is truly on the ground, so let us see; now let us come and harvest. We have finished harvesting, just as the promise was, that we would plant plantains, cocoa, and such things. When we finished, it is true that the government has taken up the farmers' work and has taken the farmers and given them thin... | na mehunu sɛ na ɛwɔ fam na ɛwɔ fam paa enti yɛnhwɛ afei yɛmmra na twa so yɛtwa awie ɛɛ yɛ sɛdeɛ bɔhyɛ no si teɛ sɛ yɛbɛ dua bɔɔdeɛ na yɛdua cocoa ne adeɛ no yɛwieeɛ no ɛwɔ mu sɛ aban no so ɔdɔ aseɛ afa apaafoɔ adwuma wafa apaafoɔ ama ɔmo adua | RbHJKc1JFjY_012.wav | Mɛni ji be ni hi fe fɛɛ ni esa akɛ adu tsei heei yɛ miŋmɔ lɛ mli? | Ehi jogbaŋŋ akɛ ooodu dumɔwui leebi maŋkpa loo shwane mli beni hulutsoo be lɛ mli ejɔ waa lɛ. Enɛ haaa shishifãi ni yɔɔ mlɛo lɛ agbi, ni ehaa shoofeemɔ ni jɛɔ tso lɛ mli lɛ baa shi. |
How do I keep government-distributed seedlings alive before transplanting them to the main field? | Store the seedlings together under a shady tree or thatched roof, water them every morning or late afternoon, and wait until regular seasonal rains start before planting them out in the open field. | Seedling Handling & Field Setup | And I see that it is truly on the ground, so let us see; now let us come and harvest. We have finished harvesting, just as the promise was, that we would plant plantains, cocoa, and such things. When we finished, it is true that the government has taken up the farmers' work and has taken the farmers and given them thin... | na mehunu sɛ na ɛwɔ fam na ɛwɔ fam paa enti yɛnhwɛ afei yɛmmra na twa so yɛtwa awie ɛɛ yɛ sɛdeɛ bɔhyɛ no si teɛ sɛ yɛbɛ dua bɔɔdeɛ na yɛdua cocoa ne adeɛ no yɛwieeɛ no ɛwɔ mu sɛ aban no so ɔdɔ aseɛ afa apaafoɔ adwuma wafa apaafoɔ ama ɔmo adua | RbHJKc1JFjY_012.wav | Te mafee tɛŋŋ maha dumɔwui ni nɔyeli lɛ jaa lɛ ahi shi dani mikɛ amɛ aya shikpɔŋ wulu lɛ nɔ? | Ha dumɔwui lɛ afee ekome yɛ tso ko ni yɔɔ hulutsoo loo jwɛi tsũ ko shishi. Nu daa leebi loo shwane mli. Ni mɛ ni nugbɔ ni nɛɔ yɛ be ni sa mli lɛ aje shishi dani odu amɛ yɛ ŋmɔ ko ni mli tse mli. |
Why should I cut off some branches from my healthy-looking cocoa trees? | Even if cocoa trees look green and healthy, having too many dense leaves and branches traps shade and wastes energy. Pruning removes useless branches so the tree can put its full energy into growing fresh flowers and cocoa pods. | Pruning and Canopy Management | Cocoa grows well, but sometimes it becomes a nuisance. When it reaches that stage, if you apply fertilizer, because the leaves are too dense, you cannot get good results from it. Therefore, pruning is something that every farmer should do at least once a year; we should ensure that... | kokoo no mu yie ɛba saa nso a ano no ɛha wo bebree ɛba saafoɔ yi afɔrtilize akwadaa na wobɛbɔ a esiane sɛ ahaban no yɛ bebree nti no wontumi nnya nsunsuansoɔ papa wɔ mu enti pruni no deɛ ɛyɛ adeɛ bi akuani biara afe biara at least yɛnhwɛ sɛ na | 5hhQyY-pb74_026.wav | Mɛni hewɔ esa akɛ mafolɔ kookoo tso ni tamɔ nɔ ni yɔɔ hewalɛ lɛ niji komɛi? | Eyɛ mli akɛ cacao tso lɛ tamɔ nɔ ni eyɛ ŋmɔŋ ni eyɛ hewalɛ moŋ, Shi kɛji akɛ eyɛ baai kɛ eniji ni mli eyi obɔ lɛ, etsĩɔ hulutsoo naa ni efiteɔ hewalɛ. Niji ni afolɔ mli lɛ yeɔ ebuaa ni ejieɔ niji ni anyɛɛɛ akɛtsu nii. Enɛ ji koni tsei lɛ anyɛ amɛkɛ amɛhewalɛ fɛɛ atsu nii ni amɛkɛkwɛ fɔfɔi heei kɛ kookoo ŋmɔji. |
How often am I supposed to prune or trim my cocoa farm? | You should prune your cocoa trees at least once every year. Regular yearly trimming opens up the trees to sunlight and fresh air, keeping them healthy and productive. | Pruning and Canopy Management | Cocoa grows well, but sometimes it becomes a nuisance. When it reaches that stage, if you apply fertilizer, because the leaves are too dense, you cannot get good results from it. Therefore, pruning is something that every farmer should do at least once a year; we should ensure that... | kokoo no mu yie ɛba saa nso a ano no ɛha wo bebree ɛba saafoɔ yi afɔrtilize akwadaa na wobɛbɔ a esiane sɛ ahaban no yɛ bebree nti no wontumi nnya nsunsuansoɔ papa wɔ mu enti pruni no deɛ ɛyɛ adeɛ bi akuani biara afe biara at least yɛnhwɛ sɛ na | 5hhQyY-pb74_026.wav | Shii enyiɛ esa akɛ mafolɔ loo mafolɔ mi-kookoo ŋmɔ lɛ mli? | Kɛ hoo lɛ, esa akɛ ofolɔ o-cocoa tso lɛ shikome yɛ afi mli. Tso lɛ ni afoɔ daa afi lɛ haa tso lɛ naa hulu la kɛ kɔɔyɔɔ kpakpa. Ehaa tsei feɔ hewalɛ ni amɛwoɔ yibii. |
How can I tell if the leaves on my cocoa farm have become too bushy? | If your farm is so dark during the daytime that sunlight cannot touch the ground, or if the leaves from nearby trees interlock into a thick roof, your trees are too bushy and need pruning. | Pruning and Canopy Management | Cocoa grows well, but sometimes it becomes a nuisance. When it reaches that stage, if you apply fertilizer, because the leaves are too dense, you cannot get good results from it. Therefore, pruning is something that every farmer should do at least once a year; we should ensure that... | kokoo no mu yie ɛba saa nso a ano no ɛha wo bebree ɛba saafoɔ yi afɔrtilize akwadaa na wobɛbɔ a esiane sɛ ahaban no yɛ bebree nti no wontumi nnya nsunsuansoɔ papa wɔ mu enti pruni no deɛ ɛyɛ adeɛ bi akuani biara afe biara at least yɛnhwɛ sɛ na | 5hhQyY-pb74_026.wav | Te mafee tɛŋŋ male kɛji baai ni yɔɔ mi-kookoo ŋmɔ lɛ mli lɛ mli eyi obɔ kɛ ŋmɔtɔ tsɔ? | Kɛji akɛ oŋmɔ lɛ mli ewo duŋ yɛ gbi lɛ mli aahu akɛ hulu la nyɛŋ akpɛ shikpɔŋ lɛ nɔ. Aloo kɛji akɛ tsei ni bɛŋkɛ lɛ ahe baai lɛ ebɔ he ni efee ŋwɛi ŋta ni mli wa. Enɛ tsɔɔ akɛ otso lɛ mli tse tsɔ ni ehe miihia ni afolɔ mli. |
Why am I not seeing any improvement in my yield after applying fertilizer to my cocoa trees? | Fertilizer cannot work properly if the tree leaves are too dense and overgrown. Without sunlight reaching the tree properly, the cocoa plant cannot process the nutrients from the fertilizer to produce good fruit. | Fertilizer Application | Cocoa grows well, but sometimes it becomes a nuisance. When it reaches that stage, if you apply fertilizer, because the leaves are too dense, you cannot get good results from it. Therefore, pruning is something that every farmer should do at least once a year; we should ensure that... | kokoo no mu yie ɛba saa nso a ano no ɛha wo bebree ɛba saafoɔ yi afɔrtilize akwadaa na wobɛbɔ a esiane sɛ ahaban no yɛ bebree nti no wontumi nnya nsunsuansoɔ papa wɔ mu enti pruni no deɛ ɛyɛ adeɛ bi akuani biara afe biara at least yɛnhwɛ sɛ na | 5hhQyY-pb74_026.wav | Mɛni hewɔ minaaa hiɛyaa ko yɛ miŋmɔshi nibii amli beni mikɛ ŋmɔshi nibii ewo mi-kokoo tsei lɛ amli lɛ sɛɛ? | Nibii ni akɛwoɔ ŋmɔ mli lɛ nyɛŋ atsu nii jogbaŋŋ kɛji tso lɛ baai lɛ ebɔle ehe tsɔ ni ekwɛ̃ fe nine. Kɛji hulu la shɛɛɛ tsei lɛ ahe jogbaŋŋ lɛ, Cocoa tsei lɛ hu nyɛɛɛ atsu niyenii ni jɛɔ ŋmɔshi nibii amli lɛ he nii koni amɛwo yibii kpakpai. |
Should I prune my cocoa farm before or after applying fertilizer? | You should always prune your farm before applying fertilizer. Trimming overgrown leaves and branches first ensures that the fertilizer feeds the productive parts of the tree instead of wasting nutrients on extra foliage. | Fertilizer Application | Cocoa grows well, but sometimes it becomes a nuisance. When it reaches that stage, if you apply fertilizer, because the leaves are too dense, you cannot get good results from it. Therefore, pruning is something that every farmer should do at least once a year; we should ensure that... | kokoo no mu yie ɛba saa nso a ano no ɛha wo bebree ɛba saafoɔ yi afɔrtilize akwadaa na wobɛbɔ a esiane sɛ ahaban no yɛ bebree nti no wontumi nnya nsunsuansoɔ papa wɔ mu enti pruni no deɛ ɛyɛ adeɛ bi akuani biara afe biara at least yɛnhwɛ sɛ na | 5hhQyY-pb74_026.wav | Ani esa akɛ mafolɔ mi-kookoo tso lɛ dani mikɛwo mli loo beni mikɛwo mli sɛɛ? | Esa akɛ ofolɔ oŋmɔ lɛ mli be fɛɛ be dani okɛ ŋmɔshi nibii awo mli. Baai kɛ niji ni ekwɛ̃ fe nine lɛ ni aaafolɔ klɛŋklɛŋ lɛ haa ŋmɔshi nibii lɛ boteɔ tso lɛ fãi ni woɔ yibii lɛ amli. Yɛ nɔ najiaŋ ni ooofite niyenii mli hewalɛ nibii ni yɔɔ baai ni fa fe nine lɛ anɔ lɛ |
What happens if I put fertilizer on a cocoa farm that has very thick, unpruned leaves? | When you apply fertilizer under a very thick leaf canopy, you get poor results and waste money because the tree will put that energy into growing even more bushy leaves rather than pods. | Fertilizer Application | Cocoa grows well, but sometimes it becomes a nuisance. When it reaches that stage, if you apply fertilizer, because the leaves are too dense, you cannot get good results from it. Therefore, pruning is something that every farmer should do at least once a year; we should ensure that... | kokoo no mu yie ɛba saa nso a ano no ɛha wo bebree ɛba saafoɔ yi afɔrtilize akwadaa na wobɛbɔ a esiane sɛ ahaban no yɛ bebree nti no wontumi nnya nsunsuansoɔ papa wɔ mu enti pruni no deɛ ɛyɛ adeɛ bi akuani biara afe biara at least yɛnhwɛ sɛ na | 5hhQyY-pb74_026.wav | Mɛni baa kɛji akɛ mikɛ ŋmɔshi nibii wo kookoo ŋmɔ ko mli ni baai lɛ mli edɔ waa ni ŋmɔshi nibii ni afolɔ mli lɛ bɛ mli? | Kɛ́ okɛ ŋmɔshi nibii wo ŋmɔ lɛ shishi lɛ, baai lɛ shwieɔ shi waa. Obaaná yibii ni ehiii ni obaafite shika ejaakɛ tso lɛ kɛ nakai hewalɛ lɛ baatsu nii ni ekɛfee baai ni yɔɔ ŋmɔ mli babaoo yɛ ŋmɔtɔ najiaŋ. |
Why does sunlight need to reach the main branches of my cocoa trees? | Cocoa pods grow directly on the main trunk and heavy branches. Sunlight reaching these parts triggers the tree to blossom and form healthy pods instead of remaining bare. | Sunlight and Flowering | Cocoa grows well, but sometimes it becomes a nuisance. When it reaches that stage, if you apply fertilizer, because the leaves are too dense, you cannot get good results from it. Therefore, pruning is something that every farmer should do at least once a year; we should ensure that... | kokoo no mu yie ɛba saa nso a ano no ɛha wo bebree ɛba saafoɔ yi afɔrtilize akwadaa na wobɛbɔ a esiane sɛ ahaban no yɛ bebree nti no wontumi nnya nsunsuansoɔ papa wɔ mu enti pruni no deɛ ɛyɛ adeɛ bi akuani biara afe biara at least yɛnhwɛ sɛ na | 5hhQyY-pb74_026.wav | Mɛni hewɔ esa akɛ hulu la lɛ ashɛ mikoo tso lɛ niji titrii lɛ ahe lɛ? | Cocoa ŋmeii lɛ kwɛ̃ɔ yɛ tso lɛ yitso wulu lɛ kɛ niji ni tsii lɛ anɔ tɛ̃ɛ. Hulu la ni shɛɔ hei srɔtoi Enɛɛmɛi baaha tso lɛ afɔlɔ ni ewo ŋmeii ni mli wa. Yɛ nɔ najiaŋ ni abaashi amɛ yɛ sɛɛ |
Will cutting off branches reduce the total amount of cocoa I harvest? | No, cutting off overgrown or unproductive branches actually increases your harvest. It opens up the tree to light and air, helping the plant grow bigger and healthier cocoa pods. | Sunlight and Flowering | Cocoa grows well, but sometimes it becomes a nuisance. When it reaches that stage, if you apply fertilizer, because the leaves are too dense, you cannot get good results from it. Therefore, pruning is something that every farmer should do at least once a year; we should ensure that... | kokoo no mu yie ɛba saa nso a ano no ɛha wo bebree ɛba saafoɔ yi afɔrtilize akwadaa na wobɛbɔ a esiane sɛ ahaban no yɛ bebree nti no wontumi nnya nsunsuansoɔ papa wɔ mu enti pruni no deɛ ɛyɛ adeɛ bi akuani biara afe biara at least yɛnhwɛ sɛ na | 5hhQyY-pb74_026.wav | Ani tsei ni akpaa lɛ baaha kookoo ni mikpaa lɛ fɛɛ aba shi? | Dabi, niji ni ekwɛ̃ fe nine loo ni wooo yibii lɛ ni oookpa lɛ baaha onibii lɛ aya hiɛ diɛŋtsɛ. Eyeɔ ebuaa tsei ni amɛgbeleɔ amɛhe amɛhaa la kɛ kɔɔyɔɔ. Eyeɔ ebuaa tsei ni amɛdaraa, ni amɛnáa hewalɛ. |
Can a cocoa tree grow so many leaves that it becomes a problem for the farm? | Yes, when cocoa leaves become too thick, they create too much shade and trap moisture. This turns the tree into a nuisance because it blocks sunlight and encourages diseases to spread. | Tree Behavior and Disease Prevention | Cocoa grows well, but sometimes it becomes a nuisance. When it reaches that stage, if you apply fertilizer, because the leaves are too dense, you cannot get good results from it. Therefore, pruning is something that every farmer should do at least once a year; we should ensure that... | kokoo no mu yie ɛba saa nso a ano no ɛha wo bebree ɛba saafoɔ yi afɔrtilize akwadaa na wobɛbɔ a esiane sɛ ahaban no yɛ bebree nti no wontumi nnya nsunsuansoɔ papa wɔ mu enti pruni no deɛ ɛyɛ adeɛ bi akuani biara afe biara at least yɛnhwɛ sɛ na | 5hhQyY-pb74_026.wav | Ani kookoo tsei baanyɛ akwɛ baai babaoo ni amɛkɛ naagbai aba ŋmɔ lɛ nɔ? | Hɛɛ, kɛ́ kookoo baai lɛ mli edɔ tsɔ. Ehaa hulutsoo be babaoo baa ni emɔɔ ŋmɔtɔ. Enɛ haa tso lɛ feɔ nɔ ni haoɔ mɔ ejaakɛ etsĩɔ hulu la naa ni ewoɔ helai hewalɛ koni amɛgbɛ amɛshwã. |
Why do my cocoa pods rot quickly when the tree foliage is very thick? | Very thick foliage traps damp, heavy air inside the tree crown. This wet environment helps diseases like black pod rot thrive and spread across your pods quickly. | Tree Behavior and Disease Prevention | Cocoa grows well, but sometimes it becomes a nuisance. When it reaches that stage, if you apply fertilizer, because the leaves are too dense, you cannot get good results from it. Therefore, pruning is something that every farmer should do at least once a year; we should ensure that... | kokoo no mu yie ɛba saa nso a ano no ɛha wo bebree ɛba saafoɔ yi afɔrtilize akwadaa na wobɛbɔ a esiane sɛ ahaban no yɛ bebree nti no wontumi nnya nsunsuansoɔ papa wɔ mu enti pruni no deɛ ɛyɛ adeɛ bi akuani biara afe biara at least yɛnhwɛ sɛ na | 5hhQyY-pb74_026.wav | Mɛni hewɔ mikokoo ŋmɔji lɛ fiteɔ oya be mli ni tso lɛ baai lɛ egbɔjɔ waa lɛ? | Baai ni mli tse waa lɛ mɔ̃ɔ ŋmɔtɔ kɛ kɔɔyɔɔ ni tsii yɛ tso lɛ shishi. Nɛkɛ shihilɛ ni mli efɔ nɛɛ haa helai tamɔ black pod rot lɛ daa ni egbɛɔ eshwaa pod lɛ mli fɛɛ oya. |
Why do my young cocoa seedlings turn yellow and die when I clear all the big trees away from my land? | Young cocoa plants need shade to protect them from direct sunlight and high heat. Without shade trees or temporary food crops like plantains to cover them, intense sun scorches their delicate leaves and dries out the soil, killing the young seedlings. | Shade and Crop Survival | If you also come, you can get some to buy. Look at these others that are here; this old one is there, and the farm is about 800—pardon me—under the storey building. It is our own, so let me take this opportunity to show my siblings who are right there, the one given to him, and the one where someone is. | woba nso a wonya bi tɔ hwɛ wohwɛfoɔ yi afoforɔ na ɛda ha yi dada yi da hɔ na wafuo bɛyɛ 800 mmɔdenbɔ sɛbe abansoro yase ɛyɛ yɛn ara nti menfa saa akwanya nso akyerɛ me nuanom a ɛhɔ ara ama no ne no a obi wɔ hɔ | BCXDMxlb4T8_019.wav | Mɛni hewɔ mi-kokoo tsei bibii lɛ feɔ ŋmɔŋ ni amɛgboiɔ kɛ́ mijie tsei ni eda kɛjɛ mishikpɔŋ lɛ nɔ lɛ? | Kokoo tsei bibii lɛ hia hulutsoo koni amɛbu amɛhe kɛjɛ hulu la ni tsoɔ tɛ̃ɛ kɛ dɔlɛ ni naa wa he. Kɛji tsei ni baaha hulutsoo loo niyenii ni aduɔ yɛ be kukuoo mli tamɔ plantains ni akɛhaa nɔ lɛ bɛ Hulu la ni naa wa baashã amɛbaai bibii lɛ ni ebaaha shikpɔŋ lɛ agbi. Nɔ ni jɛɔ mli baa ji tsei bibii lɛ agbele. |
Why are the leaves of my young maize plants showing ragged holes and looking like they were chewed by small worms? | This leaf damage is usually caused by Fall Armyworms. They crawl into the center (whorl) of the maize plant during the day to feed on fresh leaves, leaving ragged holes and sawdust-like waste behind. | Pest Identification | If you also come, you can get some to buy. Look at these others that are here; this old one is there, and the farm is about 800—pardon me—under the storey building. It is our own, so let me take this opportunity to show my siblings who are right there, the one given to him, and the one where someone is. | woba nso a wonya bi tɔ hwɛ wohwɛfoɔ yi afoforɔ na ɛda ha yi dada yi da hɔ na wafuo bɛyɛ 800 mmɔdenbɔ sɛbe abansoro yase ɛyɛ yɛn ara nti menfa saa akwanya nso akyerɛ me nuanom a ɛhɔ ara ama no ne no a obi wɔ hɔ | BCXDMxlb4T8_019.wav | Mɛni hewɔ mi-baby corn plants lɛ baai lɛ yɛ bu ni etamɔ nɔ ni ŋmeii bibii eye amɛ lɛ? | Bei pii lɛ, Fall Armyworms ji nɔ ni kɛ baa lɛ fitemɔ nɛɛ baa. Amɛfoɔ amɛhe kɛboteɔ ŋmãa tso lɛ teŋgbɛ (ring) lɛ mli yɛ gbi lɛ mli koni amɛye baai heei lɛ. Eshiɔ buji ni ekpɔtɔ kɛ ŋmeii bibii yɛ esɛɛ. |
Why do my cassava tubers rot in the ground when the heavy rainy season starts? | When soil stays waterlogged or poorly drained during heavy rains, oxygen cannot reach the cassava roots. This suffocates the roots and creates room for harmful soil fungi and bacteria to cause root rot. Planting on raised mounds or ridges helps water drain away safely. | Root Crop Health | If you also come, you can get some to buy. Look at these others that are here; this old one is there, and the farm is about 800—pardon me—under the storey building. It is our own, so let me take this opportunity to show my siblings who are right there, the one given to him, and the one where someone is. | woba nso a wonya bi tɔ hwɛ wohwɛfoɔ yi afoforɔ na ɛda ha yi dada yi da hɔ na wafuo bɛyɛ 800 mmɔdenbɔ sɛbe abansoro yase ɛyɛ yɛn ara nti menfa saa akwanya nso akyerɛ me nuanom a ɛhɔ ara ama no ne no a obi wɔ hɔ | BCXDMxlb4T8_019.wav | Mɛni hewɔ mi-cassava shishifãi lɛ miifite yɛ shikpɔŋ lɛ nɔ yɛ nugbɔshiimɔ be lɛ shishijee mli lɛ? | Beni nu eyi shikpɔŋ lɛ nɔ loo nu hoɔ jogbaŋŋ yɛ nugbɔ ni nɛɔ waa lɛ mli. Oxygen nyɛɛɛ ashɛ ŋmei shishifãi lɛ ahe. Enɛ haa shishifãi lɛ shwieɔ shi ni ehaa gbɛ kɛhaa sũ mli ŋmeii kɛ helai ni yeɔ mɔ awui ni kɛ shishifãi lɛ fiteɔ. Dumɔ ni aduɔ yɛ gɔŋ loo ŋshɔkpɔ ni nɔ kwɔ nɔ lɛ haa nu lɛ hoɔ shweshweeshwe. |
How can I tell if my soil is weak and needs fertilizer before I plant my crop? | Weak soil often shows signs from previous harvests: crops grow slowly, leaves turn pale green or yellow instead of deep green, and yields are small. Testing the soil or adding well-rotted animal manure before planting helps restore essential nutrients like nitrogen. | Soil Fertility | If you also come, you can get some to buy. Look at these others that are here; this old one is there, and the farm is about 800—pardon me—under the storey building. It is our own, so let me take this opportunity to show my siblings who are right there, the one given to him, and the one where someone is. | woba nso a wonya bi tɔ hwɛ wohwɛfoɔ yi afoforɔ na ɛda ha yi dada yi da hɔ na wafuo bɛyɛ 800 mmɔdenbɔ sɛbe abansoro yase ɛyɛ yɛn ara nti menfa saa akwanya nso akyerɛ me nuanom a ɛhɔ ara ama no ne no a obi wɔ hɔ | BCXDMxlb4T8_019.wav | Te mafee tɛŋŋ male kɛji mishikpɔŋ lɛ bɛ hewalɛ ni ehe miihia ni mikɛ ŋmɔshi nibii awo mli dani madu? | Bei pii lɛ, shikpɔŋ ni bɛ hewalɛ jieɔ okadii ni jɛ ŋmaakpamɔ ni eho lɛ mli lɛ kpo: tsei lɛ daa blɛoo, baai lɛ feɔ ŋmɔŋ loo ŋmɔŋ yɛ ŋmɔŋ ni mli edɔ najiaŋ. ni nibii fioo pɛ anáa Shikpɔŋ lɛ kaa loo kooloi aŋmei ni egbo jogbaŋŋ ni akɛfataa he dani aduɔ lɛ baaye abua ni niyenii ni he hiaa tamɔ nitrogen lɛ aku sɛɛ aba. |
Can I plant cowpeas or beans together on the same piece of land with my maize? | Yes, planting beans or cowpeas with maize is very beneficial. Legumes take nitrogen from the air and feed it into the soil to nourish the maize, while tall maize stalks provide natural support for climbing bean vines. | Intercropping Practices | If you also come, you can get some to buy. Look at these others that are here; this old one is there, and the farm is about 800—pardon me—under the storey building. It is our own, so let me take this opportunity to show my siblings who are right there, the one given to him, and the one where someone is. | woba nso a wonya bi tɔ hwɛ wohwɛfoɔ yi afoforɔ na ɛda ha yi dada yi da hɔ na wafuo bɛyɛ 800 mmɔdenbɔ sɛbe abansoro yase ɛyɛ yɛn ara nti menfa saa akwanya nso akyerɛ me nuanom a ɛhɔ ara ama no ne no a obi wɔ hɔ | BCXDMxlb4T8_019.wav | Ani manyɛ madu tsina loo ŋmeii yɛ shikpɔŋ kome nɔ kɛ ŋmãa? | Hɛɛ, ŋmei loo tsina ŋmei ni akɛ ŋmãa duɔ lɛ he yɛ sɛɛnamɔ waa. Legumes lɛ jieɔ nitrogen kɛjɛɔ kɔɔyɔɔ mli ni amɛkɛwoɔ shikpɔŋ lɛ mli koni ekɛha ŋmãa lɛ aya hiɛ. yɛ be mli ni ŋmãa tsei ni kɛlɛ lɛ haa adebɔɔ mli yelikɛbuamɔ kɛha ŋmãa tsei ni akwɔɔ lɛ. |
If I plant my crop seeds very close to each other, will I get a bigger harvest? | No, planting too close together causes plants to fight each other for sunlight, water, and soil nutrients. This results in thin, weak stalks and very small fruits. Giving each plant proper spacing ensures it gets enough food to produce a healthy harvest. | Plant Spacing | If you also come, you can get some to buy. Look at these others that are here; this old one is there, and the farm is about 800—pardon me—under the storey building. It is our own, so let me take this opportunity to show my siblings who are right there, the one given to him, and the one where someone is. | woba nso a wonya bi tɔ hwɛ wohwɛfoɔ yi afoforɔ na ɛda ha yi dada yi da hɔ na wafuo bɛyɛ 800 mmɔdenbɔ sɛbe abansoro yase ɛyɛ yɛn ara nti menfa saa akwanya nso akyerɛ me nuanom a ɛhɔ ara ama no ne no a obi wɔ hɔ | BCXDMxlb4T8_019.wav | Kɛ midu dumɔwui ni bɛŋkɛ amɛhe waa lɛ Ani maná yibii babaoo? | Dabi, kɛ́ adu amɛ ni amɛbɛŋkɛ amɛhe tsɔ lɛ, ehaa tsei lɛ kɛ amɛhe woɔ hulu la, nu kɛ niyenii ni yɔɔ shikpɔŋ lɛ mli lɛ he akaŋ. Enɛ haa tsei bibii ni bɛ hewalɛ kɛ aduawai bibii waa baa. He ni sa ni akɛhaa tso fɛɛ tso teŋ lɛ haa enáa niyenii ni fa bɔ ni sa kɛha ŋmaa kpakpa. |
Why are the flowers falling off my pepper plants without forming any peppers? | Pepper flowers drop when the plant is under stress, which can be caused by dry soil, high temperatures, pest attacks, or lack of soil nutrients. Keeping the soil evenly moist and providing balanced nutrients stops flower drop. | Vegetable Flowering and Fruiting | If you also come, you can get some to buy. Look at these others that are here; this old one is there, and the farm is about 800—pardon me—under the storey building. It is our own, so let me take this opportunity to show my siblings who are right there, the one given to him, and the one where someone is. | woba nso a wonya bi tɔ hwɛ wohwɛfoɔ yi afoforɔ na ɛda ha yi dada yi da hɔ na wafuo bɛyɛ 800 mmɔdenbɔ sɛbe abansoro yase ɛyɛ yɛn ara nti menfa saa akwanya nso akyerɛ me nuanom a ɛhɔ ara ama no ne no a obi wɔ hɔ | BCXDMxlb4T8_019.wav | Mɛni hewɔ fɔfɔii shwieɔ mi-pepper tso lɛ nɔ ni amɛfeee pepper ko kwraa lɛ? | Pepper fɔfɔi lɛ baagbee shi kɛ́ tso lɛ yɛ haomɔ mli. This can be caused by dry soil, high temperatures, and pest attacks. aloo niyenii ni haa mɔ hewalɛ ni bɛ shikpɔŋ lɛ mli Kɛ́ shikpɔŋ lɛ nɔ edɔ daa ni niyenii ni sa haa lɛ, ebaaha fɔfɔi lɛ akpa shwiemɔ. |
Why do weeds grow back much faster than my crops even after I clear and weed the land? | Weed seeds are extremely tough and can sleep in the soil for years. When you clear the land, sunlight and water reach these hidden seeds, causing them to germinate instantly and grow faster than planted crops. | Weed Management | If you also come, you can get some to buy. Look at these others that are here; this old one is there, and the farm is about 800—pardon me—under the storey building. It is our own, so let me take this opportunity to show my siblings who are right there, the one given to him, and the one where someone is. | woba nso a wonya bi tɔ hwɛ wohwɛfoɔ yi afoforɔ na ɛda ha yi dada yi da hɔ na wafuo bɛyɛ 800 mmɔdenbɔ sɛbe abansoro yase ɛyɛ yɛn ara nti menfa saa akwanya nso akyerɛ me nuanom a ɛhɔ ara ama no ne no a obi wɔ hɔ | BCXDMxlb4T8_019.wav | Mɛni hewɔ jwɛi lɛ miida oya fe miŋmɔshi nibii lɛ? Beni mijie shikpɔŋ lɛ nɔ ni mijie jwɛi lɛ po sɛɛ. | Jwɛi dumɔwui lɛ wa waa ni amɛbaanyɛ amɛhi shikpɔŋ lɛ nɔ afii babaoo. Kɛji otsi jɛmɛ lɛ Hulu la kɛ nu shɛɔ nɛkɛ dumɔwui ni yɔɔ teemɔŋ nɛɛ ahe. Enɛ haa dumɔwui kwɛ̃ɔ amrɔ nɔŋŋ ni amɛdaraa oya fe tsei ni aduɔ. |
How do I prevent insects from eating and destroying my harvested maize while it is stored in the barn? | Insects like weevils thrive when maize is stored with moisture. You must dry your maize thoroughly in the sun until the grains are hard, treat them with safe grain protectant powder, and store them in airtight bags or clean, sealed containers. | Post-Harvest Storage | If you also come, you can get some to buy. Look at these others that are here; this old one is there, and the farm is about 800—pardon me—under the storey building. It is our own, so let me take this opportunity to show my siblings who are right there, the one given to him, and the one where someone is. | woba nso a wonya bi tɔ hwɛ wohwɛfoɔ yi afoforɔ na ɛda ha yi dada yi da hɔ na wafuo bɛyɛ 800 mmɔdenbɔ sɛbe abansoro yase ɛyɛ yɛn ara nti menfa saa akwanya nso akyerɛ me nuanom a ɛhɔ ara ama no ne no a obi wɔ hɔ | BCXDMxlb4T8_019.wav | Te mafee tɛŋŋ matsi kooloi bibii anaa koni amɛkaye ni amɛfite mi-ŋmãa lɛ be mli ni mikɛtoɔ ŋmɔ mli lɛ? | Kplukai tamɔ ŋmeii lɛ yaa hiɛ jogbaŋŋ kɛ́ akɛ ŋmãa wo mli ni edɔ. Esa akɛ okɛ ŋmãa lɛ agbi yɛ hulutsoo be mli kɛyashi ŋmãa lɛ baafee ŋmɔlɔŋmɔlɔ. Kɛ dumɔwui ahebuu powda ni yɔɔ shweshweeshwe lɛ atsu he nii. ni okɛto kotoku ko ni kɔɔyɔɔ nyɛŋ abote mli loo nɔ ko ni he tse ni atsĩ naa mli. |
Why are the leaves on my tomato plants curling upwards and turning yellow during the hot season? | Leaf curl in tomatoes is commonly caused by a virus spread by tiny insects called whiteflies, which multiply quickly in warm, dry weather. Controlling whiteflies early with soapy water or approved sprays helps protect the tomato leaves. | Disease Symptoms | If you also come, you can get some to buy. Look at these others that are here; this old one is there, and the farm is about 800—pardon me—under the storey building. It is our own, so let me take this opportunity to show my siblings who are right there, the one given to him, and the one where someone is. | woba nso a wonya bi tɔ hwɛ wohwɛfoɔ yi afoforɔ na ɛda ha yi dada yi da hɔ na wafuo bɛyɛ 800 mmɔdenbɔ sɛbe abansoro yase ɛyɛ yɛn ara nti menfa saa akwanya nso akyerɛ me nuanom a ɛhɔ ara ama no ne no a obi wɔ hɔ | BCXDMxlb4T8_019.wav | Mɛni hewɔ baai ni yɔɔ tomato tsei anɔ lɛ shwieɔ shi ni amɛfeɔ ŋmɔŋ yɛ hulutsoo be mli lɛ? | Bei pii lɛ, hela ko ni kooloi bibii ni gbɛɔ eshwaa lɛ ji nɔ ni kɛ baai ni yɔɔ tomato mli lɛ shwieɔ shi lɛ baa. ni atsɛɔ lɛ whitefly Amɛshwereɔ oya yɛ shihilɛi ni mli edɔ ni jɛmɛ egbi lɛ amli. Whitefly Kudɔmɔ Mra Kɛtsɔ nu ni akɛ samla loo tsofa ni akɛshwieɔ nɔ ni akpɛlɛ nɔ lɛ nɔ lɛ, obaanyɛ obu o-tomato baai lɛ ahe. |
Why should I leave large trees on my farm instead of cutting them all down when clearing land? | Large trees protect your crops from strong winds and harsh sunlight, keep the soil cool and moist, and drop leaves that decompose into natural fertilizer for your crops. | Agroforestry and Shade Management | The trees have helped, allowing the rain to fall, which has enabled us to have this whole conversation; let us come together to do the farm work. Oh family, welcome; we will have a chat with the elder. | nnua aboa na nsuo atumi atɔ ama yɛn atwetwe nkɔmɔ no nyinaa yɛ kuadwuma no bi yɛn ho mmra eeiii abusuafoɔ mo akwaaba ɛɛ yɛne panin no ɛbɛtwetwe nkɔmɔ agya | TOgNRwKRtpc_004.wav | Mɛni hewɔ esa akɛ mashi tsei wuji yɛ ŋmɔ lɛ mli moŋ fe ni mafo amɛ fɛɛ beni mikɛ shikpɔŋ lɛ miitsu nii lɛ? | Tsei ni eda lɛ buɔ onibii ahe kɛjɛɔ kɔɔyɔɔ ni naa wa kɛ hulu la ni naa wa lɛ he. Ha shikpɔŋ lɛ afee fɛ̃i ni edɔ. ni ehaa baai ni fiteɔ lɛ baa shi akɛ adebɔɔ mli ŋmɔshi nibii kɛha onibii. |
Will planting shade trees on my farm steal water and plant food away from my food crops? | Most big trees have deep roots that fetch water and nutrients from far underground, deeper than your crops' roots reach. They actually bring those nutrients up to the surface when their leaves drop and decay on the soil. | Agroforestry and Shade Management | The trees have helped, allowing the rain to fall, which has enabled us to have this whole conversation; let us come together to do the farm work. Oh family, welcome; we will have a chat with the elder. | nnua aboa na nsuo atumi atɔ ama yɛn atwetwe nkɔmɔ no nyinaa yɛ kuadwuma no bi yɛn ho mmra eeiii abusuafoɔ mo akwaaba ɛɛ yɛne panin no ɛbɛtwetwe nkɔmɔ agya | TOgNRwKRtpc_004.wav | Ani tsei ni haa hulu tsoɔ yɛ miŋmɔ lɛ mli lɛ baaju nu ni ebaadu niyenii kɛjɛ mi niyenii ŋmɔshi nibii lɛ ahe? | Tsei wuji lɛ ateŋ babaoo yɛ shishifãi ni mli kwɔlɔ ni gbalaa nu kɛ niyenii kɛjɛɔ shikpɔŋ shishi shɔŋŋ. Enɛ mli kwɔ fe bɔ ni otso lɛ shishifãi lɛ baanyɛ ashɛ he. Amɛkɛ nakai niyenii mli nibii lɛ baa shikpɔŋ lɛ nɔ kɛ́ baai gbee shi ni amɛfite yɛ shikpɔŋ lɛ nɔ. |
How do trees on and around my farm help make sure my crops get enough rainfall? | Trees release water vapor from their leaves into the air, which cools the local climate and helps clouds form rain. Having trees nearby creates a cooler environment that holds moisture in the air and soil longer. | Rainfall and Soil Moisture | The trees have helped, allowing the rain to fall, which has enabled us to have this whole conversation; let us come together to do the farm work. Oh family, welcome; we will have a chat with the elder. | nnua aboa na nsuo atumi atɔ ama yɛn atwetwe nkɔmɔ no nyinaa yɛ kuadwuma no bi yɛn ho mmra eeiii abusuafoɔ mo akwaaba ɛɛ yɛne panin no ɛbɛtwetwe nkɔmɔ agya | TOgNRwKRtpc_004.wav | Tsei ni yɔɔ mli kɛ ehewɔ lɛ Te mafee tɛŋŋ makwɛ koni miŋmɔshi nibii lɛ ana nugbɔ ni fa bɔ ni sa? | Tsei jieɔ nu lasu kɛjɛɔ amɛbaai lɛ amli kɛyaa kɔɔyɔɔ mli. Enɛ haa jɛmɛ kɔɔyɔŋ tsakemɔ lɛ mli jɔɔ. ni eyeɔ ebuaa atatui ni amɛfeɔ nugbɔ Tsei ni yɔɔ he ni bɛŋkɛ lɛ Ehaa shihilɛ ni mli ejɔ ni haa kɔɔyɔɔ kɛ shikpɔŋ lɛ mli nu lɛ hiɔ shi be kakadaŋŋ. |
Why does my soil dry out so fast a few days after rain, and how can I keep it moist longer? | Bare soil loses water quickly to direct sunlight and heat. Leaving tree leaves, grass, or crop residues on the soil surface acts as a cover that shields the soil from the sun and slows down water evaporation. | Rainfall and Soil Moisture | The trees have helped, allowing the rain to fall, which has enabled us to have this whole conversation; let us come together to do the farm work. Oh family, welcome; we will have a chat with the elder. | nnua aboa na nsuo atumi atɔ ama yɛn atwetwe nkɔmɔ no nyinaa yɛ kuadwuma no bi yɛn ho mmra eeiii abusuafoɔ mo akwaaba ɛɛ yɛne panin no ɛbɛtwetwe nkɔmɔ agya | TOgNRwKRtpc_004.wav | Mɛni hewɔ mishikpɔŋ lɛ gbɛ́ɔ oya yɛ gbii fioo komɛi asɛɛ beni nugbɔ enɛɔ lɛ? Ni te mafee tɛŋŋ maná nu be babaoo? | Shikpɔŋ ni nɔ bɛ nɔ lɛ fiteɔ nu oya kɛji akɛ hulu la kɛ dɔlɛ shɛ enɔ tɛ̃ɛ. Baai, jwɛi loo ŋmɔshi nibii ni eshwɛ ni ashiɔ yɛ shikpɔŋ lɛ nɔ lɛ tsuɔ nii koni ekɛbu shikpɔŋ lɛ he kɛjɛ hulutsoo he ni ehaa nu lɛ shwieɔ shi fioo. |
Why do heavy rains wash away the good topsoil on my sloping land, and how do I prevent it? | Heavy rain drops hit bare soil with force and carry away the rich top layer. The roots of trees and cover crops hold the soil in place like a net, while tree leaves break the fall of heavy rain drops. | Soil Protection and Health | The trees have helped, allowing the rain to fall, which has enabled us to have this whole conversation; let us come together to do the farm work. Oh family, welcome; we will have a chat with the elder. | nnua aboa na nsuo atumi atɔ ama yɛn atwetwe nkɔmɔ no nyinaa yɛ kuadwuma no bi yɛn ho mmra eeiii abusuafoɔ mo akwaaba ɛɛ yɛne panin no ɛbɛtwetwe nkɔmɔ agya | TOgNRwKRtpc_004.wav | Mɛni hewɔ nugbɔ ni nɛɔ waa lɛ miiho sũ kpakpa ni yɔɔ mi gɔŋ lɛ nɔ lɛ? Ni te mafee tɛŋŋ mabu he? | Nugbɔ ni nɛɔ waa lɛ tswaa shikpɔŋ ni nɔ bɛ lɛ nɔ kɛ hewalɛ ni efoɔ shikpɔŋ ni baa nii jogbaŋŋ lɛ nɔ. Tsei ashishifãi kɛ shikpɔŋ nɔ nibii ni haa shikpɔŋ lɛ nɔ lɛ haa shikpɔŋ lɛ hiɔ shi tamɔ ŋtayaa. yɛ be mli ni nugbɔ ni nɛɔ waa lɛ fiteɔ tsei lɛ ahe baai lɛ. |
Why do leaves that fall from trees onto my farm floor make my soil richer over time? | Fallen leaves are full of nutrients that the tree drew from the ground. As earthworms and soil insects break down these leaves, they turn into dark humus, which is natural plant food for your crops. | Soil Protection and Health | The trees have helped, allowing the rain to fall, which has enabled us to have this whole conversation; let us come together to do the farm work. Oh family, welcome; we will have a chat with the elder. | nnua aboa na nsuo atumi atɔ ama yɛn atwetwe nkɔmɔ no nyinaa yɛ kuadwuma no bi yɛn ho mmra eeiii abusuafoɔ mo akwaaba ɛɛ yɛne panin no ɛbɛtwetwe nkɔmɔ agya | TOgNRwKRtpc_004.wav | Mɛni hewɔ tsei ahe baai ni shwieɔ shi kɛbaa miŋmɔ lɛ nɔ lɛ haa mishikpɔŋ lɛ feɔ nii babaoo yɛ be ni sa mli lɛ? | Niyenii nibii ni tsei gbalaa kɛjɛɔ shikpɔŋ lɛ nɔ lɛ eyi baai ni egbee shi lɛ amli obɔ. Kɛ shikpɔŋ nɔ ŋmeii kɛ kooloi bibii ni yɔɔ sũ lɛ mli lɛ kpata nɛkɛ baai nɛɛ ahiɛ lɛ, Amɛtsɔɔ humus ni tsuɔ waa, ni ji adebɔɔ mli tso niyenii kɛha oŋmɔshi nibii. |
Is it better for my soil to clear my bush by burning it or by clearing it manually with a group? | Burning destroys the good organic matter and beneficial insects in the soil. Clearing manually keeps the grass and leaves on the ground to rot into rich compost, making your soil stronger for future seasons. | Land Preparation and Labor | The trees have helped, allowing the rain to fall, which has enabled us to have this whole conversation; let us come together to do the farm work. Oh family, welcome; we will have a chat with the elder. | nnua aboa na nsuo atumi atɔ ama yɛn atwetwe nkɔmɔ no nyinaa yɛ kuadwuma no bi yɛn ho mmra eeiii abusuafoɔ mo akwaaba ɛɛ yɛne panin no ɛbɛtwetwe nkɔmɔ agya | TOgNRwKRtpc_004.wav | Ani ehi akɛ mishikpɔŋ lɛ baafolɔ jwɛi lɛ kɛtsɔ shãa nɔ loo mikɛ miniji baafolɔ amɛ babaoo? | Shãa fiteɔ nibii kpakpai ni wala yɔɔ mli kɛ kooloi ni he yɔɔ sɛɛnamɔ ni yɔɔ sũ lɛ mli lɛ. Ni akɛ niji shwieɔ shikpɔŋ lɛ nɔ lɛ baaha jwɛi kɛ baai ni yɔɔ shikpɔŋ lɛ nɔ lɛ agbo ni amɛtsɔ ŋmɔshi nibii ni jara wa. Enɛ haa oshikpɔŋ lɛ mli waa kɛha wɔsɛɛ bei. |
Why are the leaves on my young cocoa trees turning brown and yellow during the sunny dry season? | Young cocoa trees are sensitive and get sunburned when exposed to direct heat. They need temporary shade from plantain plants or shade trees to stay cool until their leaves grow strong enough to handle full sun. | Crop Behavior and Sunshine | The trees have helped, allowing the rain to fall, which has enabled us to have this whole conversation; let us come together to do the farm work. Oh family, welcome; we will have a chat with the elder. | nnua aboa na nsuo atumi atɔ ama yɛn atwetwe nkɔmɔ no nyinaa yɛ kuadwuma no bi yɛn ho mmra eeiii abusuafoɔ mo akwaaba ɛɛ yɛne panin no ɛbɛtwetwe nkɔmɔ agya | TOgNRwKRtpc_004.wav | Mɛni hewɔ mi-cacao tsei bibii lɛ ahe baai lɛ feɔ ŋmɔtɔ kɛ ŋmɔtɔ yɛ be mli ni hulu lɛ tsoɔ waa lɛ? | Cacao tsei bibii lɛ nuɔ he waa ni hulu lɛ shãa amɛ kɛ́ amɛshɛ la ni tsoɔ tɛ̃ɛ lɛ he. Amɛmiitao hulutsoo be kukuoo ko kɛjɛ dumɔwui loo hulutsoo tsei amli koni amɛhe afee fɛ̃i kɛyashi baai lɛ amli baawa bɔ ni sa ni amɛbaanyɛ amɛhe hulu la lɛ fɛɛ. |
Why do aggressive weeds grow so much faster in open areas of my field than under tree shade? | Most troublesome weeds need full direct sunlight to germinate and grow rapidly. Tree shade blocks that light, naturally slowing down weed growth and saving you labor on weeding. | Weed Control | The trees have helped, allowing the rain to fall, which has enabled us to have this whole conversation; let us come together to do the farm work. Oh family, welcome; we will have a chat with the elder. | nnua aboa na nsuo atumi atɔ ama yɛn atwetwe nkɔmɔ no nyinaa yɛ kuadwuma no bi yɛn ho mmra eeiii abusuafoɔ mo akwaaba ɛɛ yɛne panin no ɛbɛtwetwe nkɔmɔ agya | TOgNRwKRtpc_004.wav | Mɛni hewɔ jwɛi ni yɔɔ gbeyei waa lɛ kwɛ̃ɔ oya yɛ miŋmɔ lɛ mli hei ni yɔɔ faŋŋ lɛ fe tsei ashishi lɛ? | Jwɛi ni yɔɔ naagba lɛ ateŋ babaoo he miihia hulu la tɛ̃ɛ koni amɛkwɛ̃ ni amɛdara oya. Tsei lɛ ahe hulutsoo lɛ tsi kane lɛ naa. Ehaa jwɛi lɛ adalɛ baa shi yɛ adebɔɔ naa. ni ekɛ be ni okɛjieɔ jwɛi lɛ baa shi |
How do I know if the first rainfall of the season is enough for me to start planting my seeds? | Do not plant after just one early rain because a dry spell might follow and scorch the seeds. Dig a small hole into the soil; if the ground is moist down to the depth of your hand, the soil is ready for planting. | Seasonal Planting | The trees have helped, allowing the rain to fall, which has enabled us to have this whole conversation; let us come together to do the farm work. Oh family, welcome; we will have a chat with the elder. | nnua aboa na nsuo atumi atɔ ama yɛn atwetwe nkɔmɔ no nyinaa yɛ kuadwuma no bi yɛn ho mmra eeiii abusuafoɔ mo akwaaba ɛɛ yɛne panin no ɛbɛtwetwe nkɔmɔ agya | TOgNRwKRtpc_004.wav | Te mafee tɛŋŋ male akɛ klɛŋklɛŋ nugbɔ ni nɛɔ yɛ be lɛ mli lɛ fa bɔ ni sa ni manyɛ mabɔi dumɔwui adumɔ? | Kaadu yɛ nugbɔ kome pɛ ni nɛ mra lɛ sɛɛ. Hɔmɔ baanyɛ anyiɛ sɛɛ ni eshã dumɔwui lɛ. Tsɔɔmɔ bu bibioo ko yɛ shikpɔŋ lɛ mli kɛji shikpɔŋ lɛ nɔ edɔ kɛyashɛ onine mli. Etsɔɔ akɛ shikpɔŋ lɛ eshɛ he kɛha dumɔ. |
Why are the leaves on my maize plants turning yellow instead of dark green? | Yellow leaves on maize usually mean the crop is lacking nitrogen in the soil, which plants need to grow green and leafy, or that too much water around the roots is preventing the plant from taking up nutrients. | Soil & Soil Moisture Management | Ah, I understand that there are a lot more farmers there too who don't just come to enjoy, and this is the site where they do specific production. | ahaa mate sɛ lot more farmers hɔ nso wontu kama ni enjoy na saa site wei a ɔmo ɛyɛ specific production | VE85xkjZFA4_032.wav | Mɛni hewɔ baai ni yɔɔ mi-abele tsei lɛ anɔ lɛ miitsɔ ŋmɔŋ yɛ ŋmɔŋ ni mli edɔ najiaŋ lɛ? | Bei pii lɛ, baai ni yɔɔ ŋmɔŋ ni yɔɔ ŋmãa nɔ lɛ tsɔɔ akɛ nitrogen bɛ tso lɛ mli yɛ shikpɔŋ lɛ mli. Enɛ ji nɔ ni he hiaa tsei koni amɛkwɛ̃ ni amɛfee ŋmɔji ni amɛfee baai. Aloo nu babaoo ni bɔleɔ shishifãi lɛ ahe lɛ haaa tso lɛ aná niyenii kpakpai. |
Why should I cover the bare soil around my young tomato plants with dry grass? | Covering the soil with dry grass, known as mulching, stops water from evaporating quickly in the sun, keeps the roots cool, prevents weeds from growing, and stops heavy rain from washing away soil nutrients. | Soil & Soil Moisture Management | Ah, I understand that there are a lot more farmers there too who don't just come to enjoy, and this is the site where they do specific production. | ahaa mate sɛ lot more farmers hɔ nso wontu kama ni enjoy na saa site wei a ɔmo ɛyɛ specific production | VE85xkjZFA4_032.wav | Mɛni hewɔ esa akɛ mikɛ jwɛi ni egbi awo shikpɔŋ ni nɔ bɛ ni bɔle mi tomato tsei bibii lɛ ahe lɛ nɔ lɛ? | Ale jwɛi ni akɛwoɔ ŋmɔ mli lɛ hu akɛ mulching. Enɛ baatsi nu lɛ naa koni ekatsɔ la oya kɛji akɛ hulu la shɛ enɔ. Eyeɔ ebuaa ni shishifãi lɛ feɔ fɛ̃i Etsiɔ jwɛi anaa koni amɛkakwɛ̃ ni ehaa nugbɔ ni nɛɔ waa lɛ shwieɔ niyenii ni yɔɔ sũ lɛ mli lɛ. |
Why are the leaves on my pepper plants twisting and curling upwards? | Leaf curling on pepper plants is commonly caused by tiny insects like thrips or aphids sucking the sap from young leaves, or by a virus spread by these insects. | Pest & Disease Control | Ah, I understand that there are a lot more farmers there too who don't just come to enjoy, and this is the site where they do specific production. | ahaa mate sɛ lot more farmers hɔ nso wontu kama ni enjoy na saa site wei a ɔmo ɛyɛ specific production | VE85xkjZFA4_032.wav | Mɛni hewɔ baai ni yɔɔ mi-pepper tso lɛ nɔ lɛ ebɔle ehe ni ebɔle ehe lɛ? | Bei pii lɛ, kooloi bibii tamɔ thrips loo aphids ni nuɔ baai bibii lɛ amli nu lɛ ji nɔ ni kɛ baai ni shwieɔ shi yɛ pepper tsei anɔ lɛ baa. loo kɛtsɔ helai ni nɛkɛ kooloi nɛɛ gbɛɔ eshwaa lɛ nɔ |
Why do insects attack my cowpea flowers as soon as they open? | Cowpea flowers produce sweet nectar and soft petals that attract pests like thrips and pod borers. Protecting the crop early before flowering prevents these insects from damaging the flowers and reducing your yield. | Pest & Disease Control | Ah, I understand that there are a lot more farmers there too who don't just come to enjoy, and this is the site where they do specific production. | ahaa mate sɛ lot more farmers hɔ nso wontu kama ni enjoy na saa site wei a ɔmo ɛyɛ specific production | VE85xkjZFA4_032.wav | Mɛni hewɔ kooloi bibii tutuaa mi-cowpea fɔfɔi lɛ kɛji amɛfɔ̃ pɛ? | Cowpea fɔfɔi lɛ jieɔ nu kɛ fɔfɔi ni yɔɔ blɛoo ni gbalaa kooloi tamɔ thrips kɛ pod borers. Nibii ni abuɔ he mra dani fɔfɔii baa lɛ tsiɔ nɛkɛ kooloi nɛɛ anaa koni amɛkafite fɔfɔii ni ehaa onibii ni onáa lɛ baa shi. |
Why do I need to cut away some of the small shoots growing around my plantain stem? | Removing extra shoots leaves only one main stem and one small follower shoot, so the plant doesn't waste water and nutrients on too many stems, resulting in larger plantain bunches. | Plant Growth & Pruning | Ah, I understand that there are a lot more farmers there too who don't just come to enjoy, and this is the site where they do specific production. | ahaa mate sɛ lot more farmers hɔ nso wontu kama ni enjoy na saa site wei a ɔmo ɛyɛ specific production | VE85xkjZFA4_032.wav | Mɛni hewɔ ehe hiaa ni mafolɔ tsei bibii lɛ? ni miida yɛ he fɛɛ he Ajieɔ Mi plantain tsei lɛ. | Kɛ́ ajie ŋmeii ni fa fe nine lɛ, tso lɛ shishifã titri kome kɛ afã kome pɛ shwɛɔ, no hewɔ lɛ tso lɛ efiteee nu kɛ niyenii babaoo yɛ tso lɛ nɔ. Nɔ ni baajɛ mli aba ji akɛ, plantains lɛ baaná jwɛi wuji. |
Why do I need to put wooden stakes for my yam vines to climb? | Staking gets yam leaves up into the sunlight so they can produce more food for the tubers underground, while keeping the leaves off the damp wet ground where fungal diseases spread. | Plant Growth & Pruning | Ah, I understand that there are a lot more farmers there too who don't just come to enjoy, and this is the site where they do specific production. | ahaa mate sɛ lot more farmers hɔ nso wontu kama ni enjoy na saa site wei a ɔmo ɛyɛ specific production | VE85xkjZFA4_032.wav | Mɛni hewɔ ehe hiaa ni makɛ tso ama shi koni sweet potato wain tso lɛ akwɔ lɛ? | Staking haa hulu la shɛɔ sweet potato baai lɛ anɔ bɔni afee ni niyenii babaoo aba aha ŋmeii lɛ. Yɛ nakai beaŋ nɔŋŋ lɛ, ha baai lɛ akashɛ hei ni ŋmɔtɔ yɔɔ ni tsɛŋemɔ helai baanyɛ agbɛ ashwã lɛ. |
Why are the blossoms on my tomato plants falling off before producing fruit? | Tomato flowers drop when temperatures get too high, when the soil dries out suddenly during flowering, or when the plant lacks sufficient plant food like calcium and nitrogen. | Crop Development & Harvest | Ah, I understand that there are a lot more farmers there too who don't just come to enjoy, and this is the site where they do specific production. | ahaa mate sɛ lot more farmers hɔ nso wontu kama ni enjoy na saa site wei a ɔmo ɛyɛ specific production | VE85xkjZFA4_032.wav | Mɛni hewɔ mi-tomato fɔfɔi lɛ shwieɔ shi dani amɛwoɔ yibii lɛ? | Tomato fɔfɔi lɛ baagbee shi kɛji hulutsoo be lɛ mli wa tsɔ. Beni shikpɔŋ lɛ gĩɔ trukaa yɛ fɔfɔii afeemɔ be mli loo be mli ni tsei lɛ bɛ tsei amli niyenii ni fa bɔ ni sa tamɔ calcium kɛ nitrogen. |
How can I tell that my cassava is mature and ready to harvest under the soil? | Cassava is usually ready when the lower leaves turn yellow and fall off, growth slows down, and the soil around the base of the main stem begins to crack as the tubers expand. | Crop Development & Harvest | Ah, I understand that there are a lot more farmers there too who don't just come to enjoy, and this is the site where they do specific production. | ahaa mate sɛ lot more farmers hɔ nso wontu kama ni enjoy na saa site wei a ɔmo ɛyɛ specific production | VE85xkjZFA4_032.wav | Te ooofee tɛŋŋ ole kɛji akɛ ŋmei lɛ eshɛ he ni abaakpa yɛ shikpɔŋ shishi? | Bei pii lɛ, Yucca lɛ efee klalo kɛ́ shishigbɛ baai lɛ batsɔ ŋmɔŋ ni amɛgbee shi. slow growth Ni shikpɔŋ ni bɔle tso titri lɛ shishi lɛ jeɔ shishi egbɛɔ eshwaa be mli ni bulb lɛ mli lɛɛɔ lɛ. |
Why do my young cocoa seedlings struggle to survive when planted in direct, open sunlight? | Young cocoa seedlings are sensitive to intense heat and wind; planting them under shade crops like plantains protects them from harsh sun and keeps humidity high around the young leaves. | Shade & Watering Practices | Ah, I understand that there are a lot more farmers there too who don't just come to enjoy, and this is the site where they do specific production. | ahaa mate sɛ lot more farmers hɔ nso wontu kama ni enjoy na saa site wei a ɔmo ɛyɛ specific production | VE85xkjZFA4_032.wav | Mɛni hewɔ mi-cocoa dumɔwui lɛ bɔɔ mɔdɛŋ koni amɛhi shi kɛ́ adu amɛ yɛ hulu la ni tsoɔ tɛ̃ɛ lɛ mli lɛ? | Kakao tsei bibii lɛ nuɔ latsaa kɛ kɔɔyɔɔ ni naa wa he waa. Tsei ni yɔɔ hulutsoo tamɔ plantains ni aduɔ lɛ baaye abua ni ebu tso lɛ he kɛjɛ hulu la ni naa wa he, ni ebaaha hulutsoo ni fa babaoo ahi baai bibii lɛ ahe. |
Why do my garden crops wither when I give them water during the hot afternoon sun? | Watering under strong sun causes water to evaporate rapidly before reaching the roots, and hot water drops on leaves can scorch the tender foliage. It is best to water early in the morning or late in the evening. | Shade & Watering Practices | Ah, I understand that there are a lot more farmers there too who don't just come to enjoy, and this is the site where they do specific production. | ahaa mate sɛ lot more farmers hɔ nso wontu kama ni enjoy na saa site wei a ɔmo ɛyɛ specific production | VE85xkjZFA4_032.wav | Mɛni hewɔ mibɔɔ mli tsei lɛ shwieɔ shi kɛ́ mikɛ nu wo amɛnɔ yɛ shwane ni hulu lɛ tsoɔ waa lɛ mli lɛ? | Nu ni akɛwoɔ hulutsoo be mli lɛ haa nu lɛ shwieɔ oya dani eshɛɔ shishifãi lɛ ahe. Ni nu ni mli edɔ ni shwieɔ baai lɛ anɔ lɛ baanyɛ aha baai bibii lɛ ashã. Esa akɛ afɔ lɛ nu leebi loo gbɛkɛ. |
How long does a new cocoa tree take from the day I plant it until it starts bearing fruit? | Hybrid cocoa varieties commonly planted in Ghana begin producing pods within 2 to 3 years after planting, whereas older traditional cocoa trees usually take 4 to 5 years. | Cocoa Farming Basics | This year, Nana, we want this government and the development aspect; everyone sees this. Many women with abilities are helping to provide nutrition. Regarding what you went to do and what you are doing, the Western Region knows what kind of cocoa activities these sisters of ours are undertaking. Pardon me, even some wh... | this year nana yɛpɛ sɛ wei aban ɛne development part no obiara hunu sɛ wei women with abilities no bebree naa ɛboa to provide nutrition mo kɔeɛ no deɛ bɛn ne deɛbɛyɛ no deɛ bɛn na ɔmo yɛ western region nim sɛ cocoa adwuma ahodoɔ bɛn so na yɛnuanom mmaa yi ɛreyɛ a sɛbe ɛbi mo adi dɛm so ɔmo de aduane bɛsi yɛ tables yoo ... | RKSv6F26pc8_011.wav | Be enyiɛ eheɔ dani cacao tso hee ko kwɛ̃ɔ kɛjɛɔ be mli ni adu lɛ kɛyashiɔ be mli ni ebɔi yibiiwoo? | Kookoo henɔi ni akɛfee ekome ni afɔɔ dumɔ yɛ Ghana lɛ jeɔ shishi ewoɔ ŋmeii yɛ afii 2 kɛyashi 3 mli beni adu lɛ sɛɛ, yɛ be mli ni bei pii lɛ, blema kookoo tsei ni etsɛ lɛ heɔ afii 4 kɛyashi 5. |
Why do young cocoa trees need shade plants like plantains around them when they are small? | Young cocoa seedlings have tender leaves and delicate roots that easily dry out or burn under direct sunlight. Tall shade plants act like natural umbrellas, protecting the young trees from extreme heat and retaining soil moisture. | Cocoa Farming Basics | This year, Nana, we want this government and the development aspect; everyone sees this. Many women with abilities are helping to provide nutrition. Regarding what you went to do and what you are doing, the Western Region knows what kind of cocoa activities these sisters of ours are undertaking. Pardon me, even some wh... | this year nana yɛpɛ sɛ wei aban ɛne development part no obiara hunu sɛ wei women with abilities no bebree naa ɛboa to provide nutrition mo kɔeɛ no deɛ bɛn ne deɛbɛyɛ no deɛ bɛn na ɔmo yɛ western region nim sɛ cocoa adwuma ahodoɔ bɛn so na yɛnuanom mmaa yi ɛreyɛ a sɛbe ɛbi mo adi dɛm so ɔmo de aduane bɛsi yɛ tables yoo ... | RKSv6F26pc8_011.wav | Mɛni hewɔ kookoo tsei bibii lɛ he hiaa ni tsei ni haa hulu tsoɔ, tamɔ plantains lɛ abɔle amɛhe beni amɛji bibii lɛ? | Cacao tsei bibii lɛ yɛ baai bibii kɛ shishifãi ni yɔɔ mlɛo ni hulu la ni tsoɔ tɛ̃ɛ lɛ mli lɛ, egbiɔ loo eshãa oya. Tsei ni kɛlɛ ni haa hulutsoo lɛ tsuɔ nii tamɔ adebɔɔ mli hulutsoo. Buu tsei bibii ahe kɛjɛ dɔlɛ ni naa wa he ni oha shikpɔŋ lɛ nɔ ŋmɔtɔ ahi shi. |
Why do my crop leaves dry up and shed off during the dry Harmattan season? | During Harmattan, dry air and low humidity cause plants to lose water rapidly. Many crops drop some of their leaves naturally to reduce water loss and survive until the rainy season returns. | Weather & Seasonal Crop Behavior | This year, Nana, we want this government and the development aspect; everyone sees this. Many women with abilities are helping to provide nutrition. Regarding what you went to do and what you are doing, the Western Region knows what kind of cocoa activities these sisters of ours are undertaking. Pardon me, even some wh... | this year nana yɛpɛ sɛ wei aban ɛne development part no obiara hunu sɛ wei women with abilities no bebree naa ɛboa to provide nutrition mo kɔeɛ no deɛ bɛn ne deɛbɛyɛ no deɛ bɛn na ɔmo yɛ western region nim sɛ cocoa adwuma ahodoɔ bɛn so na yɛnuanom mmaa yi ɛreyɛ a sɛbe ɛbi mo adi dɛm so ɔmo de aduane bɛsi yɛ tables yoo ... | RKSv6F26pc8_011.wav | Mɛni hewɔ miŋmɔshi nibii lɛ gbɛ́ɔ ni amɛshwieɔ shi yɛ Harmattan hɔmɔ be lɛ mli lɛ? | Yɛ Harmattan beaŋ lɛ, kɔɔyɔɔ ni mli egbi kɛ hulutsoo be ni baa shi lɛ haa tsei lɛ sɛɛ foɔ oya. Nibii babaoo ni aduɔ lɛ shwieɔ amɛbaai lɛ ekomɛi yɛ amɛ diɛŋtsɛ amɛhe koni nu ni amɛfiteɔ lɛ aba shi ni amɛhi shi kɛyashi nugbɔshiimɔ be lɛ baaku esɛɛ aba. |
Why do my maize plants produce smaller cobs if I plant them late in the rainy season? | Maize needs steady moisture while flowering and forming cobs. Late planting means rains may stop mid-way through growth, leaving the plants without enough water to fully fill out the cobs. | Weather & Seasonal Crop Behavior | This year, Nana, we want this government and the development aspect; everyone sees this. Many women with abilities are helping to provide nutrition. Regarding what you went to do and what you are doing, the Western Region knows what kind of cocoa activities these sisters of ours are undertaking. Pardon me, even some wh... | this year nana yɛpɛ sɛ wei aban ɛne development part no obiara hunu sɛ wei women with abilities no bebree naa ɛboa to provide nutrition mo kɔeɛ no deɛ bɛn ne deɛbɛyɛ no deɛ bɛn na ɔmo yɛ western region nim sɛ cocoa adwuma ahodoɔ bɛn so na yɛnuanom mmaa yi ɛreyɛ a sɛbe ɛbi mo adi dɛm so ɔmo de aduane bɛsi yɛ tables yoo ... | RKSv6F26pc8_011.wav | Mɛni hewɔ mi-abele tso lɛ woɔ ŋmeii fioo kɛji midu yɛ nugbɔshiimɔ be lɛ naagbee lɛ? | Abɛi he miihia ŋmɔtɔ daa be mli ni ewoɔ fɔfɔi kɛ cob feemɔ. Dumɔ ni sɛɛ tsɛɔ lɛ tsɔɔ akɛ nugbɔ lɛ baanyɛ akpa yɛ teŋgbɛ koni eha tsei lɛ adara. Nɔ ni jɛɔ mli baa ji akɛ, tsei lɛ náaa nu ni fa bɔ ni sa ni amɛkɛwoɔ ŋmei lɛ mli ekoŋŋ. |
What causes crop leaves to turn pale green or yellow even when there is enough rain? | Yellow or pale leaves often mean the plant is lacking nitrogen, an essential soil nutrient needed for leaves to grow green and healthy. Adding well-rotted manure or nitrogen fertilizer usually solves this. | Soil & Plant Nutrition | This year, Nana, we want this government and the development aspect; everyone sees this. Many women with abilities are helping to provide nutrition. Regarding what you went to do and what you are doing, the Western Region knows what kind of cocoa activities these sisters of ours are undertaking. Pardon me, even some wh... | this year nana yɛpɛ sɛ wei aban ɛne development part no obiara hunu sɛ wei women with abilities no bebree naa ɛboa to provide nutrition mo kɔeɛ no deɛ bɛn ne deɛbɛyɛ no deɛ bɛn na ɔmo yɛ western region nim sɛ cocoa adwuma ahodoɔ bɛn so na yɛnuanom mmaa yi ɛreyɛ a sɛbe ɛbi mo adi dɛm so ɔmo de aduane bɛsi yɛ tables yoo ... | RKSv6F26pc8_011.wav | Mɛni haa tso baai lɛ feɔ eŋɔli loo ŋmɔŋ kɛji nugbɔ nɛ bɔ ni sa po? | Bei pii lɛ, baai ni yɔɔ ŋmɔŋ loo ni tsuɔ tamɔ ŋmɔtɔ lɛ tsɔɔ akɛ nitrogen bɛ tso lɛ mli. Enɛ ji niyenii ni he hia yɛ shikpɔŋ lɛ mli ni he hiaa koni baai lɛ ahi shi eŋɔli ni amɛhe wa. Bei pii lɛ, ŋmɔshi nibii ni egbo jogbaŋŋ loo nitrogen ŋmɔshi nibii ni akɛwoɔ mli lɛ tsuɔ naagba nɛɛ he nii. |
How do I know if my soil is rich enough to grow leafy vegetables and food crops? | Good soil is typically dark in color, crumbles easily in your hands, holds moisture without staying waterlogged, and contains earthworms or decaying plant matter. | Soil & Plant Nutrition | This year, Nana, we want this government and the development aspect; everyone sees this. Many women with abilities are helping to provide nutrition. Regarding what you went to do and what you are doing, the Western Region knows what kind of cocoa activities these sisters of ours are undertaking. Pardon me, even some wh... | this year nana yɛpɛ sɛ wei aban ɛne development part no obiara hunu sɛ wei women with abilities no bebree naa ɛboa to provide nutrition mo kɔeɛ no deɛ bɛn ne deɛbɛyɛ no deɛ bɛn na ɔmo yɛ western region nim sɛ cocoa adwuma ahodoɔ bɛn so na yɛnuanom mmaa yi ɛreyɛ a sɛbe ɛbi mo adi dɛm so ɔmo de aduane bɛsi yɛ tables yoo ... | RKSv6F26pc8_011.wav | Te mafee tɛŋŋ male akɛ mishikpɔŋ lɛ nɔ eyi obɔ kɛ niyenii ni yɔɔ baai kɛ niyenii? | Bei pii lɛ, shikpɔŋ ni yɔɔ hewalɛ lɛ su yɛ ediŋŋ. Efoɔ oya yɛ oniji amli Ehaa ŋmɔtɔ hiɔ mli ni nu shwieee mli. ni shikpɔŋ nɔ ŋmeii loo tsei ni fiteɔ lɛ ahe nibii ni eshwɛ yɛ jɛmɛ |
Why do my cocoa pods turn black and rot during heavy rainy seasons? | This is caused by Black Pod Disease, a fungus that spreads rapidly in damp, cool, and poorly ventilated environments when rainfall is heavy and tree canopies are overly dense. | Pests & Crop Diseases | This year, Nana, we want this government and the development aspect; everyone sees this. Many women with abilities are helping to provide nutrition. Regarding what you went to do and what you are doing, the Western Region knows what kind of cocoa activities these sisters of ours are undertaking. Pardon me, even some wh... | this year nana yɛpɛ sɛ wei aban ɛne development part no obiara hunu sɛ wei women with abilities no bebree naa ɛboa to provide nutrition mo kɔeɛ no deɛ bɛn ne deɛbɛyɛ no deɛ bɛn na ɔmo yɛ western region nim sɛ cocoa adwuma ahodoɔ bɛn so na yɛnuanom mmaa yi ɛreyɛ a sɛbe ɛbi mo adi dɛm so ɔmo de aduane bɛsi yɛ tables yoo ... | RKSv6F26pc8_011.wav | Mɛni hewɔ kookoo ŋmeii lɛ feɔ ediŋŋ ni amɛgboiɔ yɛ nugbɔ be mli lɛ? | Black pod hela lɛ kɛ enɛ baa. Enɛ ji tsɛŋemɔ hela ko ni gbɛɔ eshwaa oya yɛ hei ni hulutsoo be yɔɔ, fɛ̃i yɔɔ, ni kɔɔyɔɔ bɛ jogbaŋŋ. Beni nugbɔ miinɛ waa ni tsei ashishifãi lɛ ebɔle amɛhe tsɔ lɛ. |
Why do insects attack my pepper and vegetable plants more during the dry season than in the wet season? | In dry weather, many insects look for plant sap as a source of water, while warmer temperatures also allow pest populations to multiply faster. | Pests & Crop Diseases | This year, Nana, we want this government and the development aspect; everyone sees this. Many women with abilities are helping to provide nutrition. Regarding what you went to do and what you are doing, the Western Region knows what kind of cocoa activities these sisters of ours are undertaking. Pardon me, even some wh... | this year nana yɛpɛ sɛ wei aban ɛne development part no obiara hunu sɛ wei women with abilities no bebree naa ɛboa to provide nutrition mo kɔeɛ no deɛ bɛn ne deɛbɛyɛ no deɛ bɛn na ɔmo yɛ western region nim sɛ cocoa adwuma ahodoɔ bɛn so na yɛnuanom mmaa yi ɛreyɛ a sɛbe ɛbi mo adi dɛm so ɔmo de aduane bɛsi yɛ tables yoo ... | RKSv6F26pc8_011.wav | Mɛni hewɔ kooloi babaoo tutuaa mi-pepper tsei kɛ aduawai lɛ yɛ hulutsoo be mli fe nugbɔ be mli lɛ? | yɛ kɔɔyɔŋ ni mli egbi mli lɛ Kooloi bibii babaoo kwɛɔ tsei amli nu lɛ akɛ nu jɛɛhe. Yɛ nakai beaŋ lɛ, dɔlɛ ni mli edɔ lɛ hu yeɔ ebuaa kooloi ni yeɔ mɔ awui lɛ ayibɔ babaoo oya. |
Why is it important to leave proper space between my plants instead of putting them close together? | Proper spacing ensures each crop gets enough sunlight, soil nutrients, and airflow without competing with surrounding plants, leading to healthier growth and better yields. | Planting Practices & Yields | This year, Nana, we want this government and the development aspect; everyone sees this. Many women with abilities are helping to provide nutrition. Regarding what you went to do and what you are doing, the Western Region knows what kind of cocoa activities these sisters of ours are undertaking. Pardon me, even some wh... | this year nana yɛpɛ sɛ wei aban ɛne development part no obiara hunu sɛ wei women with abilities no bebree naa ɛboa to provide nutrition mo kɔeɛ no deɛ bɛn ne deɛbɛyɛ no deɛ bɛn na ɔmo yɛ western region nim sɛ cocoa adwuma ahodoɔ bɛn so na yɛnuanom mmaa yi ɛreyɛ a sɛbe ɛbi mo adi dɛm so ɔmo de aduane bɛsi yɛ tables yoo ... | RKSv6F26pc8_011.wav | Mɛni hewɔ ehe hiaa ni maná gbɛ ni sa yɛ mitsei lɛ ateŋ, moŋ fe ni makɛ amɛ ama amɛhe lɛ? | Gbɛ ni sa ni ato lɛ haa tso fɛɛ tso nine shɛɔ hulu la nɔ. niyenii ni yɔɔ sũ lɛ mli kɛ kɔɔyɔɔ ni sa ni hoɔ ni ekɛ tsei ni ebɔle ehe lɛ yeee akaŋ Enɛ haa ŋmɔshi nibii lɛ daa jogbaŋŋ ni amɛwoɔ yibii kpakpai. |
Why do vegetable seeds like pepper grow better when I start them in a small nursery bed before moving them to the main farm? | Seedlings are very delicate. Nursing them in a small, controlled area lets you easily shelter them from strong rain and pests so that only healthy, strong plants are transplanted into the main field. | Planting Practices & Yields | This year, Nana, we want this government and the development aspect; everyone sees this. Many women with abilities are helping to provide nutrition. Regarding what you went to do and what you are doing, the Western Region knows what kind of cocoa activities these sisters of ours are undertaking. Pardon me, even some wh... | this year nana yɛpɛ sɛ wei aban ɛne development part no obiara hunu sɛ wei women with abilities no bebree naa ɛboa to provide nutrition mo kɔeɛ no deɛ bɛn ne deɛbɛyɛ no deɛ bɛn na ɔmo yɛ western region nim sɛ cocoa adwuma ahodoɔ bɛn so na yɛnuanom mmaa yi ɛreyɛ a sɛbe ɛbi mo adi dɛm so ɔmo de aduane bɛsi yɛ tables yoo ... | RKSv6F26pc8_011.wav | Mɛni hewɔ tsofa-kɛ-ŋma dumɔwui tamɔ ŋmɔtɔ daa jogbaŋŋ kɛ́ mije shishi yɛ dumɔwui bibii amli lɛ? dani amɛfã kɛtee ŋmɔ wulu lɛ mli | Dumɔwui lɛ ahe yɛ sɛɛnamɔ waa. Amɛtsɔsemɔ yɛ he bibioo ko He ni ato he gbɛjianɔ jogbaŋŋ lɛ haa onyɛɔ obuɔ amɛhe kɛjɛɔ nugbɔ ni nɛɔ waa kɛ kooloi ni yeɔ amɛ awui lɛ ahe oya. Koni akɛ tsei ni yɔɔ hewalɛ ni yɔɔ hewalɛ pɛ awo ŋmɔ wulu lɛ mli. |
Why do I need to dry my corn after harvesting it from the farm? | Freshly harvested corn contains a lot of natural water. Drying removes this excess water so the corn will not rot, grow mold, or attract destructive pests during storage. | Post-Harvest Grain Drying | We want the water content inside to come down a little, and as I indicated earlier, it has 25 percent water; we need to be able to bring the amount in it to 18 percent, which is 18, just 18, okay. So it means, family, as I am showing you, it means we will continue to dry it a little more, because it needs the water to ... | mu nsuo no yɛpɛ sɛ ɛba fɔm kakra na sɛneɛ mediikan kyerɛɛ mu no ɛwɔ 25 fɛnt ɛmu ɔha mu aduonu nnum nsuo a dodoɔ a ɛwɔ mu no no yɛwɔ sɛ yɛtumi ɛde ba 18 percent a ɛyɛ 18 ɔmo 18 okay nti na kyerɛ sɛ abusuafoɔ ɔkyire mu a na kyerɛ sɛ yɛbɛtoa so ahata kakra because ɔpayɛ sɛ ɛwɔ sɛ nsuo no firi mu kakra nsuo no a ɛwɔ aburo ... | JdWhGym5e-4_022.wav | Mɛni hewɔ ehe hiaa ni magbi mi-ŋmãa lɛ beni mikpa kɛjɛ ŋmɔ lɛ mli lɛ? | Adebɔɔ mli nu babaoo yɛ ŋmãa ni akpa ehee lɛ mli. Kɛ́ egbi lɛ, ejieɔ nu ni fa fe nine lɛ. koni ŋmãa lɛ akafite ni ekɛ ŋmeii aba loo egbala ŋmeii ni fiteɔ nii lɛ kɛba be mli ni akɛtoɔ lɛ. |
How do I know if my harvested corn still has too much water inside it? | If corn grains feel soft when you press them with your thumbnail, dent easily, or feel heavy and damp, they still contain a high amount of water (around 25 percent or more) and require further drying. | Post-Harvest Grain Drying | We want the water content inside to come down a little, and as I indicated earlier, it has 25 percent water; we need to be able to bring the amount in it to 18 percent, which is 18, just 18, okay. So it means, family, as I am showing you, it means we will continue to dry it a little more, because it needs the water to ... | mu nsuo no yɛpɛ sɛ ɛba fɔm kakra na sɛneɛ mediikan kyerɛɛ mu no ɛwɔ 25 fɛnt ɛmu ɔha mu aduonu nnum nsuo a dodoɔ a ɛwɔ mu no no yɛwɔ sɛ yɛtumi ɛde ba 18 percent a ɛyɛ 18 ɔmo 18 okay nti na kyerɛ sɛ abusuafoɔ ɔkyire mu a na kyerɛ sɛ yɛbɛtoa so ahata kakra because ɔpayɛ sɛ ɛwɔ sɛ nsuo no firi mu kakra nsuo no a ɛwɔ aburo ... | JdWhGym5e-4_022.wav | Te mafee tɛŋŋ male akɛ mi-ŋmãa ni mikpa lɛ yɛ nu babaoo yɛ mli lolo? | Kɛji akɛ ŋmãa lɛ nuɔ he akɛ eyɛ blɛoo beni okɛ oshishifa lɛ nyɛɔ nɔ lɛ, efoɔ oya, loo enuɔ he akɛ eyɛ tsii ni edɔ. Nu babaoo yɛ ŋmãa mli lolo (aaafee oha mlijaa 25 loo nɔ ni fe nakai) ni esa akɛ eya nɔ egbi. |
What happens if I store my corn in bags immediately without drying it properly? | Storing wet corn traps heat and moisture inside the sacks, which quickly creates mold, rots the grains, and can ruin your entire harvest within a few days. | Post-Harvest Grain Drying | We want the water content inside to come down a little, and as I indicated earlier, it has 25 percent water; we need to be able to bring the amount in it to 18 percent, which is 18, just 18, okay. So it means, family, as I am showing you, it means we will continue to dry it a little more, because it needs the water to ... | mu nsuo no yɛpɛ sɛ ɛba fɔm kakra na sɛneɛ mediikan kyerɛɛ mu no ɛwɔ 25 fɛnt ɛmu ɔha mu aduonu nnum nsuo a dodoɔ a ɛwɔ mu no no yɛwɔ sɛ yɛtumi ɛde ba 18 percent a ɛyɛ 18 ɔmo 18 okay nti na kyerɛ sɛ abusuafoɔ ɔkyire mu a na kyerɛ sɛ yɛbɛtoa so ahata kakra because ɔpayɛ sɛ ɛwɔ sɛ nsuo no firi mu kakra nsuo no a ɛwɔ aburo ... | JdWhGym5e-4_022.wav | Mɛni baa kɛji akɛ mikɛ ŋmãa wo kotoku mli amrɔ nɔŋŋ ni migbiko lɛ jogbaŋŋ? | Abɛi ni efɔ ni akɛtoɔ lɛ baamɔmɔ dɔlɛ kɛ fɛ̃i yɛ kotoku lɛ mli. ni haa ŋmeii feɔ ŋmãa ni egbo oya Ni ebaanyɛ efite oŋmɔshi nibii fɛɛ yɛ gbii fioo komɛi amli. |
What is the right moisture level I should aim for when drying my corn? | You should dry your corn until the water content drops from high levels (around 25 percent) down to about 18 percent or lower, which is the safe level for storage and selling. | Post-Harvest Grain Drying | We want the water content inside to come down a little, and as I indicated earlier, it has 25 percent water; we need to be able to bring the amount in it to 18 percent, which is 18, just 18, okay. So it means, family, as I am showing you, it means we will continue to dry it a little more, because it needs the water to ... | mu nsuo no yɛpɛ sɛ ɛba fɔm kakra na sɛneɛ mediikan kyerɛɛ mu no ɛwɔ 25 fɛnt ɛmu ɔha mu aduonu nnum nsuo a dodoɔ a ɛwɔ mu no no yɛwɔ sɛ yɛtumi ɛde ba 18 percent a ɛyɛ 18 ɔmo 18 okay nti na kyerɛ sɛ abusuafoɔ ɔkyire mu a na kyerɛ sɛ yɛbɛtoa so ahata kakra because ɔpayɛ sɛ ɛwɔ sɛ nsuo no firi mu kakra nsuo no a ɛwɔ aburo ... | JdWhGym5e-4_022.wav | Mɛni ji hulutsoo be ni hi fe fɛɛ ni esa akɛ makwɛ nɔ kɛ́ miigbi ŋmãa? | Esa akɛ okɛ ŋmãa lɛ agbi kɛyashi nu ni yɔɔ mli lɛ baa shi kɛjɛ he ni nɔ kwɔ (aaafee oha mlijaa 25) kɛyashɛ aaafee oha mlijaa 18 loo nɔ ni shɛɛɛ nakai. Enɛ ji he ko ni yɔɔ shweshweeshwe kɛha nitoo kɛ mlijaa. |
How does sun-drying actually help lower the water content inside corn grains? | The heat from the sun warms the outside of the corn grains, which draws out the trapped moisture inside the kernels and causes it to evaporate into the air. | Post-Harvest Grain Drying | We want the water content inside to come down a little, and as I indicated earlier, it has 25 percent water; we need to be able to bring the amount in it to 18 percent, which is 18, just 18, okay. So it means, family, as I am showing you, it means we will continue to dry it a little more, because it needs the water to ... | mu nsuo no yɛpɛ sɛ ɛba fɔm kakra na sɛneɛ mediikan kyerɛɛ mu no ɛwɔ 25 fɛnt ɛmu ɔha mu aduonu nnum nsuo a dodoɔ a ɛwɔ mu no no yɛwɔ sɛ yɛtumi ɛde ba 18 percent a ɛyɛ 18 ɔmo 18 okay nti na kyerɛ sɛ abusuafoɔ ɔkyire mu a na kyerɛ sɛ yɛbɛtoa so ahata kakra because ɔpayɛ sɛ ɛwɔ sɛ nsuo no firi mu kakra nsuo no a ɛwɔ aburo ... | JdWhGym5e-4_022.wav | Mɛɛ gbɛ nɔ hulu ni tsoɔ lɛ haa nu ni yɔɔ ŋmãa mli lɛ baa shi? | Dɔlɛ ni jɛɔ hulu lɛ mli lɛ haa ŋmãa lɛ kponɔgbɛ dɔɔ. Enɛ gbalaa nu ni emɔ dumɔwu lɛ mli lɛ kɛjɛɔ mli ni ehaa efoɔ kɛyaa kɔɔyɔɔ mli. |
Why does a bag of fresh corn weigh more than a bag of dry corn? | Fresh corn carries a lot of water weight inside each kernel. As you dry the corn, that water leaves the grain, making the final dried crop lighter but much safer to store. | Post-Harvest Grain Drying | We want the water content inside to come down a little, and as I indicated earlier, it has 25 percent water; we need to be able to bring the amount in it to 18 percent, which is 18, just 18, okay. So it means, family, as I am showing you, it means we will continue to dry it a little more, because it needs the water to ... | mu nsuo no yɛpɛ sɛ ɛba fɔm kakra na sɛneɛ mediikan kyerɛɛ mu no ɛwɔ 25 fɛnt ɛmu ɔha mu aduonu nnum nsuo a dodoɔ a ɛwɔ mu no no yɛwɔ sɛ yɛtumi ɛde ba 18 percent a ɛyɛ 18 ɔmo 18 okay nti na kyerɛ sɛ abusuafoɔ ɔkyire mu a na kyerɛ sɛ yɛbɛtoa so ahata kakra because ɔpayɛ sɛ ɛwɔ sɛ nsuo no firi mu kakra nsuo no a ɛwɔ aburo ... | JdWhGym5e-4_022.wav | Mɛni hewɔ ŋmãa ŋmɔŋ kotoku kome tsiimɔ fe ŋmãa kotoku ni egbi lɛ? | Abɛi hee mli ŋmei lɛ eko fɛɛ eko yɛ nu babaoo ni tsiimɔ yɔɔ mli. Kɛ́ ogbi ŋmãa lɛ Nu baajɛ dumɔwui lɛ amli. Enɛ haa tsei lɛ naagbee gbimɔ lɛ feɔ mlɛo shi eyɛ shweshweeshwe kwraa akɛ akɛtoɔ. |
What is the best way to spread my corn under the sun so the moisture leaves evenly? | Spread your corn in a thin layer on a clean tarpaulin or drying floor in direct sunlight, and turn the grains regularly so every side gets equal heat to release its water. | Post-Harvest Grain Drying | We want the water content inside to come down a little, and as I indicated earlier, it has 25 percent water; we need to be able to bring the amount in it to 18 percent, which is 18, just 18, okay. So it means, family, as I am showing you, it means we will continue to dry it a little more, because it needs the water to ... | mu nsuo no yɛpɛ sɛ ɛba fɔm kakra na sɛneɛ mediikan kyerɛɛ mu no ɛwɔ 25 fɛnt ɛmu ɔha mu aduonu nnum nsuo a dodoɔ a ɛwɔ mu no no yɛwɔ sɛ yɛtumi ɛde ba 18 percent a ɛyɛ 18 ɔmo 18 okay nti na kyerɛ sɛ abusuafoɔ ɔkyire mu a na kyerɛ sɛ yɛbɛtoa so ahata kakra because ɔpayɛ sɛ ɛwɔ sɛ nsuo no firi mu kakra nsuo no a ɛwɔ aburo ... | JdWhGym5e-4_022.wav | Mɛni ji gbɛ ni hi fe fɛɛ ni atsɔɔ nɔ agbɛɔ ŋmãa ashwaa hulu lɛ shishi koni ajie ŋmɔtɔ ni yɔɔ mli lɛ pɛpɛɛpɛ? | Okɛ ŋmɔtɔ bibioo ko awo ŋmɔtɔ lɛ nɔ. Yɛ tarp loo shikpɔŋ ni he tse nɔ koni egbi yɛ hulu la mli tɛ̃ɛ. Ni otsake ŋmãa lɛ daa bɔni afee ni fãi lɛ fɛɛ aná dɔlɛ ni fa bɔ ni sa koni amɛho. |
Will buyers at the market pay less for my corn if it still has high water content? | Yes, traders and millers pay less for wet corn because it spoils quickly during transport and causes problems during grinding, whereas properly dried corn fetches a higher price. | Post-Harvest Grain Drying | We want the water content inside to come down a little, and as I indicated earlier, it has 25 percent water; we need to be able to bring the amount in it to 18 percent, which is 18, just 18, okay. So it means, family, as I am showing you, it means we will continue to dry it a little more, because it needs the water to ... | mu nsuo no yɛpɛ sɛ ɛba fɔm kakra na sɛneɛ mediikan kyerɛɛ mu no ɛwɔ 25 fɛnt ɛmu ɔha mu aduonu nnum nsuo a dodoɔ a ɛwɔ mu no no yɛwɔ sɛ yɛtumi ɛde ba 18 percent a ɛyɛ 18 ɔmo 18 okay nti na kyerɛ sɛ abusuafoɔ ɔkyire mu a na kyerɛ sɛ yɛbɛtoa so ahata kakra because ɔpayɛ sɛ ɛwɔ sɛ nsuo no firi mu kakra nsuo no a ɛwɔ aburo ... | JdWhGym5e-4_022.wav | Ani mɛi ni heɔ nii yɛ jara nɔ lɛ baawo mi ŋmãa lɛ he nyɔmɔ fioo kɛji akɛ nu babaoo yɛ mli lolo? | Hɛɛ, jarayelɔi kɛ ŋmɔshi nibii ahe nitsulɔi baawo ŋmɔshi nibii ni efɔ lɛ nyɔmɔ fioo. Nɔ hewɔ ji akɛ, ŋmãa fiteɔ oya kɛ́ akɛmiiya, ni ekɛ naagbai baa kɛ́ ashɛreɔ. Yɛ gbɛ kroko nɔ lɛ, ŋmãa ni egbi jogbaŋŋ lɛ biɔ ni awo lɛ jara ni nɔ kwɔ. |
Why is it difficult to grind corn into flour if the water content is still high? | When corn has too much water inside, milling machines crush the wet kernels into a thick paste instead of grinding them into fine, dry flour. | Post-Harvest Grain Drying | We want the water content inside to come down a little, and as I indicated earlier, it has 25 percent water; we need to be able to bring the amount in it to 18 percent, which is 18, just 18, okay. So it means, family, as I am showing you, it means we will continue to dry it a little more, because it needs the water to ... | mu nsuo no yɛpɛ sɛ ɛba fɔm kakra na sɛneɛ mediikan kyerɛɛ mu no ɛwɔ 25 fɛnt ɛmu ɔha mu aduonu nnum nsuo a dodoɔ a ɛwɔ mu no no yɛwɔ sɛ yɛtumi ɛde ba 18 percent a ɛyɛ 18 ɔmo 18 okay nti na kyerɛ sɛ abusuafoɔ ɔkyire mu a na kyerɛ sɛ yɛbɛtoa so ahata kakra because ɔpayɛ sɛ ɛwɔ sɛ nsuo no firi mu kakra nsuo no a ɛwɔ aburo ... | JdWhGym5e-4_022.wav | Mɛni hewɔ ewa akɛ aaatsɔ ŋmãa nɔ afee ashikishaŋ kɛji nu ni yɔɔ mli lɛ fa lolo lɛ? | Kɛji akɛ ŋmãa lɛ yɛ nu babaoo lɛ, ŋmãa lɛ shwieɔ ŋmãa ni efɔ lɛ nɔ ni ehaa efeɔ ŋmãa ni mli edɔ ni tamɔ ŋmɔtɔ. Yɛ nɔ najiaŋ ni oootsɔ mli ni etsɔ powda kpakpa ni egbi lɛ. |
How many days does it usually take to bring the water content of corn down to a safe level? | Under strong, hot sunshine, it typically takes several days of continuous drying to lower the moisture from around 25 percent down to 18 percent or less, depending on how hot the weather is. | Post-Harvest Grain Drying | We want the water content inside to come down a little, and as I indicated earlier, it has 25 percent water; we need to be able to bring the amount in it to 18 percent, which is 18, just 18, okay. So it means, family, as I am showing you, it means we will continue to dry it a little more, because it needs the water to ... | mu nsuo no yɛpɛ sɛ ɛba fɔm kakra na sɛneɛ mediikan kyerɛɛ mu no ɛwɔ 25 fɛnt ɛmu ɔha mu aduonu nnum nsuo a dodoɔ a ɛwɔ mu no no yɛwɔ sɛ yɛtumi ɛde ba 18 percent a ɛyɛ 18 ɔmo 18 okay nti na kyerɛ sɛ abusuafoɔ ɔkyire mu a na kyerɛ sɛ yɛbɛtoa so ahata kakra because ɔpayɛ sɛ ɛwɔ sɛ nsuo no firi mu kakra nsuo no a ɛwɔ aburo ... | JdWhGym5e-4_022.wav | Bei pii lɛ, gbii enyiɛ eheɔ dani nu ni yɔɔ ŋmãa mli lɛ baa shi kɛyashɛɔ he ko ni yɔɔ shweshweeshwe? | Yɛ hulu ni tsoɔ waa lɛ shishi Bei pii lɛ, eheɔ gbii babaoo ni akɛgbiɔ be fɛɛ be koni hulutsoo be lɛ aba shi kɛjɛ aaafee oha mlijaa 25 kɛyashɛ oha mlijaa 18 loo nɔ ni shɛɛɛ nakai. Eda bɔ ni kɔɔyɔɔ lɛ mli dɔɔ ha lɛ nɔ. |
Why do the leaves on my cassava plants drop off during the dry season? | Cassava drops its leaves when water is scarce to prevent moisture loss through the leaves, allowing the plant to survive in the ground until the rains return. | Crop Behavior & Climate | The work itself is not difficult at all, and my farming is not difficult for them either, so for anyone who is able to do it, it wouldn't be hard. This farming that I am doing, I have people who help me; I give them a little money and they help me with the farm, and the farm looks great. This conversation we are having... | adwuma koraa ɛnyɛ den biara me dɔ koraa ɛnyɛ den ama no nti obi a wobɛtumi ayɛ adi no anyɛ den wei a medɔ no mewɔ obi a ɔmo boa me nso me mma sika kakra na ɔmo aboa me afuo no nafuo no ayɛ kama wei deɛ yɛtwetwe nkɔmmɔ yi ɛyɛ den na mmaa no bi nso wɔ ha akua adwuma no ɛde ma wo | f05Va043T1w_030.wav | Mɛni hewɔ baai ni yɔɔ ŋmei tsei anɔ lɛ shwieɔ shi yɛ hulutsoo be mli lɛ? | Akɛ cassava baai lɛ shwieɔ shi kɛ́ nu faaa koni ŋmɔtɔ akatsɔ baai lɛ amli. Enɛ haa tsei hiɔ shi yɛ shikpɔŋ lɛ mli kɛyashiɔ be mli ni nugbɔ lɛ kuɔ esɛɛ ebaa. |
Why are my tomato flowers falling off without producing any fruit? | Tomato flowers often drop without fruiting when the weather becomes too hot or when the plant experiences sudden dry spells without regular watering. | Crop Behavior & Climate | The work itself is not difficult at all, and my farming is not difficult for them either, so for anyone who is able to do it, it wouldn't be hard. This farming that I am doing, I have people who help me; I give them a little money and they help me with the farm, and the farm looks great. This conversation we are having... | adwuma koraa ɛnyɛ den biara me dɔ koraa ɛnyɛ den ama no nti obi a wobɛtumi ayɛ adi no anyɛ den wei a medɔ no mewɔ obi a ɔmo boa me nso me mma sika kakra na ɔmo aboa me afuo no nafuo no ayɛ kama wei deɛ yɛtwetwe nkɔmmɔ yi ɛyɛ den na mmaa no bi nso wɔ ha akua adwuma no ɛde ma wo | f05Va043T1w_030.wav | Mɛni hewɔ tomato fɔfɔii lɛ shwieɔ shi ni amɛwooo yibii lɛ? | Bei pii lɛ, tomato fɔfɔi lɛ shwieɔ shi ni amɛwooo yibii kɛ́ kɔɔyɔɔ lɛ mli edɔ tsɔ. Aloo kɛ́ tomato tsei lɛ egbi trukaa ni awooo amɛ nu daa. |
How does planting plantains or banana trees next to my young cocoa help them grow? | Young cocoa plants have delicate leaves that burn easily under full sunlight; the large leaves of plantains act as natural umbrellas, keeping the air cool and moist around the cocoa. | Crop Behavior & Climate | The work itself is not difficult at all, and my farming is not difficult for them either, so for anyone who is able to do it, it wouldn't be hard. This farming that I am doing, I have people who help me; I give them a little money and they help me with the farm, and the farm looks great. This conversation we are having... | adwuma koraa ɛnyɛ den biara me dɔ koraa ɛnyɛ den ama no nti obi a wobɛtumi ayɛ adi no anyɛ den wei a medɔ no mewɔ obi a ɔmo boa me nso me mma sika kakra na ɔmo aboa me afuo no nafuo no ayɛ kama wei deɛ yɛtwetwe nkɔmmɔ yi ɛyɛ den na mmaa no bi nso wɔ ha akua adwuma no ɛde ma wo | f05Va043T1w_030.wav | Mɛɛ gbɛ nɔ banana dumɔwui loo tsei ni aduɔ yɛ mi kokoo tsei lɛ ahe lɛ yeɔ ebuaa amɛ ni amɛdaraa? | Cacao tsei bibii lɛ yɛ baai ni yɔɔ mlɛo ni shãa oya yɛ hulu la ni naa wa shishi. Plantain baai agboi lɛ tsuɔ nii akɛ adebɔɔ mli ŋmɔlɔ. Eyeɔ ebuaa kɔɔyɔɔ ni ebɔle ehe lɛ ni ehaa kokoo lɛ mli jɔ ni edɔ |
Why are the leaves on my maize plants turning yellow instead of deep green? | Yellowing leaves usually mean your maize lacks nitrogen, a vital nutrient in the soil that plants need to grow strong and green, or that the soil is holding too much water. | Soil & Plant Nutrition | The work itself is not difficult at all, and my farming is not difficult for them either, so for anyone who is able to do it, it wouldn't be hard. This farming that I am doing, I have people who help me; I give them a little money and they help me with the farm, and the farm looks great. This conversation we are having... | adwuma koraa ɛnyɛ den biara me dɔ koraa ɛnyɛ den ama no nti obi a wobɛtumi ayɛ adi no anyɛ den wei a medɔ no mewɔ obi a ɔmo boa me nso me mma sika kakra na ɔmo aboa me afuo no nafuo no ayɛ kama wei deɛ yɛtwetwe nkɔmmɔ yi ɛyɛ den na mmaa no bi nso wɔ ha akua adwuma no ɛde ma wo | f05Va043T1w_030.wav | Mɛni hewɔ baai ni yɔɔ mi-abele tsei lɛ anɔ lɛ miitsɔ ŋmɔŋ yɛ ŋmɔŋ ni mli edɔ najiaŋ lɛ? | Bei pii lɛ, baai ni yɔɔ ŋmɔŋ lɛ tsɔɔ akɛ nitrogen bɛ o-corn lɛ mli. Amɛji niyenii ni he hiaa yɛ shikpɔŋ lɛ mli ni he hiaa tsei koni amɛdara jogbaŋŋ ni amɛfee eŋɔli. loo shikpɔŋ lɛ nɔ nu babaoo tsɔ |
Why do my bean crops make the soil better for other crops I plant afterward? | Beans and other legumes naturally take nitrogen from the air and trap it in their roots, leaving free fertilizer in the dirt for the next crop you plant. | Soil & Plant Nutrition | The work itself is not difficult at all, and my farming is not difficult for them either, so for anyone who is able to do it, it wouldn't be hard. This farming that I am doing, I have people who help me; I give them a little money and they help me with the farm, and the farm looks great. This conversation we are having... | adwuma koraa ɛnyɛ den biara me dɔ koraa ɛnyɛ den ama no nti obi a wobɛtumi ayɛ adi no anyɛ den wei a medɔ no mewɔ obi a ɔmo boa me nso me mma sika kakra na ɔmo aboa me afuo no nafuo no ayɛ kama wei deɛ yɛtwetwe nkɔmmɔ yi ɛyɛ den na mmaa no bi nso wɔ ha akua adwuma no ɛde ma wo | f05Va043T1w_030.wav | Mɛni hewɔ mi-pea tso lɛ haa shikpɔŋ lɛ feɔ nɔ ni hi kɛha tsei krokomɛi ni miduɔ sɛɛ mli lɛ? | Beans kɛ ŋmeii krokomɛi Gbalaa nitrogen kɛjɛɔ kɔɔyɔɔ mli yɛ adebɔɔ naa ni ekɛwoɔ shishifãi lɛ amli. Shi ŋmɔshi nibii lɛ yɛ sũ lɛ mli kɛha ŋmɔshi nibii ni nyiɛ sɛɛ ni obaadu lɛ. |
How do I know if my farmland soil is rich enough for planting vegetables? | Good soil is usually dark in color, crumbles easily in your hands, holds moisture without staying flooded, and supports healthy, fast-growing weeds. | Soil & Plant Nutrition | The work itself is not difficult at all, and my farming is not difficult for them either, so for anyone who is able to do it, it wouldn't be hard. This farming that I am doing, I have people who help me; I give them a little money and they help me with the farm, and the farm looks great. This conversation we are having... | adwuma koraa ɛnyɛ den biara me dɔ koraa ɛnyɛ den ama no nti obi a wobɛtumi ayɛ adi no anyɛ den wei a medɔ no mewɔ obi a ɔmo boa me nso me mma sika kakra na ɔmo aboa me afuo no nafuo no ayɛ kama wei deɛ yɛtwetwe nkɔmmɔ yi ɛyɛ den na mmaa no bi nso wɔ ha akua adwuma no ɛde ma wo | f05Va043T1w_030.wav | Te mafee tɛŋŋ male kɛji shikpɔŋ ni yɔɔ miŋmɔ lɛ nɔ lɛ mli tse bɔ ni sa ni abaanyɛ adu aduawai? | Bei pii lɛ, shikpɔŋ kpakpa lɛ su yɛ ediŋŋ. Efoɔ oya yɛ oniji amli Ha ŋmɔtɔ akashɛ nu afua he. ni eyeɔ ebuaa jwɛi lɛ ni amɛdaraa waa ni amɛdaraa oya |
Why are the leaves on my pepper plants curling up and stopping the plant from growing taller? | Curled leaves on pepper plants are usually caused by tiny insects like aphids or mites hiding under the leaves, feeding on the plant's juices and passing along plant sicknesses. | Pest & Disease Management | The work itself is not difficult at all, and my farming is not difficult for them either, so for anyone who is able to do it, it wouldn't be hard. This farming that I am doing, I have people who help me; I give them a little money and they help me with the farm, and the farm looks great. This conversation we are having... | adwuma koraa ɛnyɛ den biara me dɔ koraa ɛnyɛ den ama no nti obi a wobɛtumi ayɛ adi no anyɛ den wei a medɔ no mewɔ obi a ɔmo boa me nso me mma sika kakra na ɔmo aboa me afuo no nafuo no ayɛ kama wei deɛ yɛtwetwe nkɔmmɔ yi ɛyɛ den na mmaa no bi nso wɔ ha akua adwuma no ɛde ma wo | f05Va043T1w_030.wav | Mɛni hewɔ baai ni yɔɔ mi-pepper tso lɛ nɔ lɛ miihoso ni amɛmiitsi tso lɛ naa koni ekakwɛ̃ lɛ? | Bei pii lɛ, kooloi bibii tamɔ ŋmeii loo ŋmeii ni kɛ amɛhe ewo baai lɛ ashishi lɛ ji nɔ ni kɛ baai ni ebɔle ehe lɛ baa. Enuɔ tso lɛ mli nu lɛ ni egbɛɔ tso helai eshwaa. |
What causes my yam tubers to rot under the ground before harvest time? | Yam tubers rot when rain water sits in the soil without draining away properly, creating wet conditions where tiny fungal pests can easily attack the tuber. | Pest & Disease Management | The work itself is not difficult at all, and my farming is not difficult for them either, so for anyone who is able to do it, it wouldn't be hard. This farming that I am doing, I have people who help me; I give them a little money and they help me with the farm, and the farm looks great. This conversation we are having... | adwuma koraa ɛnyɛ den biara me dɔ koraa ɛnyɛ den ama no nti obi a wobɛtumi ayɛ adi no anyɛ den wei a medɔ no mewɔ obi a ɔmo boa me nso me mma sika kakra na ɔmo aboa me afuo no nafuo no ayɛ kama wei deɛ yɛtwetwe nkɔmmɔ yi ɛyɛ den na mmaa no bi nso wɔ ha akua adwuma no ɛde ma wo | f05Va043T1w_030.wav | Mɛni haa mi-sweet potato ŋmeii lɛ fiteɔ yɛ shikpɔŋ shishi dani akpaa? | Sweet potato ŋmeii lɛ fiteɔ kɛji nugbɔ nu hi shikpɔŋ lɛ nɔ ni nu lɛ hoɔ jogbaŋŋ. Enɛ haa shihilɛi ni mli edɔ baa ni ŋmeii bibii ni baanyɛ atutua ŋmeii lɛ oya. |
Why do weeds grow so much faster on my farm than the crops I actually planted? | Weeds are wild plants that are naturally stronger at grabbing water, light, and soil nutrients than domesticated farm crops, so they grow fast if not cleared early. | Crop Management Practices | The work itself is not difficult at all, and my farming is not difficult for them either, so for anyone who is able to do it, it wouldn't be hard. This farming that I am doing, I have people who help me; I give them a little money and they help me with the farm, and the farm looks great. This conversation we are having... | adwuma koraa ɛnyɛ den biara me dɔ koraa ɛnyɛ den ama no nti obi a wobɛtumi ayɛ adi no anyɛ den wei a medɔ no mewɔ obi a ɔmo boa me nso me mma sika kakra na ɔmo aboa me afuo no nafuo no ayɛ kama wei deɛ yɛtwetwe nkɔmmɔ yi ɛyɛ den na mmaa no bi nso wɔ ha akua adwuma no ɛde ma wo | f05Va043T1w_030.wav | Mɛni hewɔ jwɛi ni yɔɔ miŋmɔ lɛ mli lɛ miida oya fe ŋmɔshi nibii ni miduɔ diɛŋtsɛ lɛ? | Jwɛi ji koo mli tsei ni kɛ amɛhe woɔ nu, la, kɛ niyenii mli hewalɛ kɛjɛɔ shikpɔŋ lɛ mli jogbaŋŋ fe ŋmɔshi nibii ni aduɔ yɛ shia lɛ. No hewɔ lɛ, jwɛi lɛ daa oya kɛji akɛ ajieee amɛ oya. |
Why do my maize plants fall over so easily when a strong rain or wind comes? | Maize falls over easily when its roots are too shallow, which happens if the seeds were planted too close to the surface or if the ground was too hard for the roots to push deep down. | Crop Management Practices | The work itself is not difficult at all, and my farming is not difficult for them either, so for anyone who is able to do it, it wouldn't be hard. This farming that I am doing, I have people who help me; I give them a little money and they help me with the farm, and the farm looks great. This conversation we are having... | adwuma koraa ɛnyɛ den biara me dɔ koraa ɛnyɛ den ama no nti obi a wobɛtumi ayɛ adi no anyɛ den wei a medɔ no mewɔ obi a ɔmo boa me nso me mma sika kakra na ɔmo aboa me afuo no nafuo no ayɛ kama wei deɛ yɛtwetwe nkɔmmɔ yi ɛyɛ den na mmaa no bi nso wɔ ha akua adwuma no ɛde ma wo | f05Va043T1w_030.wav | Mɛni hewɔ mi-abele tsei lɛ shwieɔ shi oya kɛ́ nugbɔ nɛ loo kɔɔyɔɔ miitswa lɛ? | Abɛi gbeeɔ shi oya kɛ́ shishifãi lɛ mli ekɔɔɔ tsɔ. Enɛ baa mli kɛji akɛ adu dumɔwui lɛ yɛ he ko ni bɛŋkɛ shikpɔŋ lɛ hiɛ tsɔ. Aloo kɛji shikpɔŋ lɛ mli wa tsɔ ni shishifãi lɛ nyɛŋ ashɛ amɛhe kɛya shɔŋŋ. |
Why is it better for me to plant my maize seeds in straight lines instead of scattering them randomly across the field? | Planting in straight lines makes it much easier to walk through your field to clear weeds, apply fertilizer, and harvest. It also ensures each plant gets adequate air flow and sunlight to grow properly. | Row Planting and Layout | Plant the corn straight in lines, okay, and we also set the plants so that the space between one plant and another is the same, oh okay alright. So it really helps to plant it well, and let's see, since you say it is straight, let him check. | ama aburo no one ɛsa so tee ɛwɔ lines lines mu okay ɛna yɛ set plant no nso sɛ ɛbɛyɛ a ɛɛ between one plant and another no space no ɛyɛ the same ooh okay alright nti ɛboa ɛboa paa ama ne dua no mu no na yɛnhwɛ sɛ wose ɛsa so na ɔnhwɛ | r21AetJNNyQ_041.wav | Mɛni hewɔ ehi akɛ madu ŋmãa dumɔwui yɛ gbɛ ni ja nɔ lɛ? Yɛ nɔ najiaŋ ni ooodu dumɔwui yɛ ŋmɔ lɛ mli fɛɛ trukaa lɛ? | Dumɔ ni aduɔ yɛ gbɛ ni ja nɔ lɛ haa efeɔ mlɛo kwraa akɛ aaatsɔ ŋmɔ lɛ mli kɛha jwɛi shwiemɔ, ŋmɔ mli nibii ni akɛwoɔ mli, kɛ ŋmaakpamɔ. Ekwɛɔ koni tso fɛɛ tso aná kɔɔyɔɔ kɛ hulu la ni fa bɔ ni sa koni ekwɛ̃ jogbaŋŋ. |
How can I easily make sure my planting rows stay completely straight across my field? | You can stretch a tight rope or string between two wooden pegs driven into the ground at opposite ends of your plot, then plant your seeds directly along the line of the rope. | Row Planting and Layout | Plant the corn straight in lines, okay, and we also set the plants so that the space between one plant and another is the same, oh okay alright. So it really helps to plant it well, and let's see, since you say it is straight, let him check. | ama aburo no one ɛsa so tee ɛwɔ lines lines mu okay ɛna yɛ set plant no nso sɛ ɛbɛyɛ a ɛɛ between one plant and another no space no ɛyɛ the same ooh okay alright nti ɛboa ɛboa paa ama ne dua no mu no na yɛnhwɛ sɛ wose ɛsa so na ɔnhwɛ | r21AetJNNyQ_041.wav | Te mafee tɛŋŋ mana nɔmimaa akɛ midumɔ ŋtayaai lɛ ja yɛ ŋmɔ lɛ mli fɛɛ? | Obaanyɛ okɛ kpã loo kpãa atsɔ tsei enyɔ ni akɛwo shikpɔŋ yɛ saatso lɛ fãi ni kɛ amɛhe kpaa gbee lɛ ateŋ. Kɛkɛ lɛ, aduɔ dumɔwui lɛ yɛ kpãa lɛ he tɛ̃ɛ. |
Does planting my crops in organized rows actually give me a bigger harvest? | Yes, because straight rows allow you to fit the ideal number of plants on your land without overcrowding them. Each plant gets maximum sunlight and nutrients, resulting in larger, healthier cobs. | Row Planting and Layout | Plant the corn straight in lines, okay, and we also set the plants so that the space between one plant and another is the same, oh okay alright. So it really helps to plant it well, and let's see, since you say it is straight, let him check. | ama aburo no one ɛsa so tee ɛwɔ lines lines mu okay ɛna yɛ set plant no nso sɛ ɛbɛyɛ a ɛɛ between one plant and another no space no ɛyɛ the same ooh okay alright nti ɛboa ɛboa paa ama ne dua no mu no na yɛnhwɛ sɛ wose ɛsa so na ɔnhwɛ | r21AetJNNyQ_041.wav | Ani ŋmɔshi nibii ni miduɔ yɛ sɛɛkuu mli lɛ haa miwoɔ yibii babaoo diɛŋtsɛ? | Hɛɛ, ejaakɛ ŋwɛi ŋta ni ja lɛ haa onyɛɔ okɛ tsei ayibɔ ni sa woɔ oshikpɔŋ lɛ nɔ ni okɛ ohe wooo mli fe nine. Tso fɛɛ tso naa hulu la kɛ niyenii kpakpai babaoo. Enɛ haa ŋmei lɛ feɔ ŋmei ni da ni yɔɔ hewalɛ. |
What will happen to my corn plants if I place the seeds too close to each other? | When seeds are planted too close together, the grown plants fight each other for soil nutrients, water, and sunlight. This makes the stalks grow thin and weak, leading to very small corn cobs. | Plant Spacing and Crop Behavior | Plant the corn straight in lines, okay, and we also set the plants so that the space between one plant and another is the same, oh okay alright. So it really helps to plant it well, and let's see, since you say it is straight, let him check. | ama aburo no one ɛsa so tee ɛwɔ lines lines mu okay ɛna yɛ set plant no nso sɛ ɛbɛyɛ a ɛɛ between one plant and another no space no ɛyɛ the same ooh okay alright nti ɛboa ɛboa paa ama ne dua no mu no na yɛnhwɛ sɛ wose ɛsa so na ɔnhwɛ | r21AetJNNyQ_041.wav | Mɛni baaba mi-abele tsei lɛ anɔ kɛji mikɛ dumɔwui lɛ bɛŋkɛ amɛhe tsɔ? | Kɛji adu dumɔwui ni bɛŋkɛ amɛhe tsɔ lɛ Tsei kɛ amɛhe woɔ akaŋshii mli koni amɛná niyenii ni yɔɔ shikpɔŋ, nu kɛ hulu la mli lɛ, ni no haa ŋmãa tsei lɛ feɔ mlɛo ni amɛhe waaa. Nɔ ni jɛ mli ba ji akɛ, ŋmãa lɛ ji bibioo kwraa. |
Why is it important that the distance between every single corn plant is the same? | Equal spacing ensures every individual plant receives an equal share of water, nutrients, and sunlight. This allows all the plants across your farm to grow at the same speed and mature together. | Plant Spacing and Crop Behavior | Plant the corn straight in lines, okay, and we also set the plants so that the space between one plant and another is the same, oh okay alright. So it really helps to plant it well, and let's see, since you say it is straight, let him check. | ama aburo no one ɛsa so tee ɛwɔ lines lines mu okay ɛna yɛ set plant no nso sɛ ɛbɛyɛ a ɛɛ between one plant and another no space no ɛyɛ the same ooh okay alright nti ɛboa ɛboa paa ama ne dua no mu no na yɛnhwɛ sɛ wose ɛsa so na ɔnhwɛ | r21AetJNNyQ_041.wav | Mɛni hewɔ ehe hiaa ni ŋmãa tsei fɛɛ ateŋ jɛkɛmɔ afee ekome lɛ? | Gbɛ ni kã tsei lɛ ateŋ lɛ nɔŋŋ haa tsei lɛ fɛɛ naa nu, niyenii, kɛ hulu la ni fa bɔ ni sa. Enɛ haa tsei fɛɛ ni yɔɔ oŋmɔ lɛ mli lɛ daa oya ni amɛfeɔ ekome kɛdaraa. |
Why do corn plants grow stronger stalks when they are given enough space around them? | When given enough space, corn roots can spread wide into the soil to absorb nutrients, and sunlight can reach the lower leaves. This creates thick, strong stalks that resist falling over in wind or rain. | Plant Spacing and Crop Behavior | Plant the corn straight in lines, okay, and we also set the plants so that the space between one plant and another is the same, oh okay alright. So it really helps to plant it well, and let's see, since you say it is straight, let him check. | ama aburo no one ɛsa so tee ɛwɔ lines lines mu okay ɛna yɛ set plant no nso sɛ ɛbɛyɛ a ɛɛ between one plant and another no space no ɛyɛ the same ooh okay alright nti ɛboa ɛboa paa ama ne dua no mu no na yɛnhwɛ sɛ wose ɛsa so na ɔnhwɛ | r21AetJNNyQ_041.wav | Mɛni hewɔ ŋmãa tso lɛ shwereɔ waa yɛ be mli ni he ko ni fa bɔ ni sa ebɔle ehe lɛ? | Beni gbɛ ni fa bɔ ni sa yɛ Abɛi shishifãi lɛ gbɛɔ eshwaa shikpɔŋ lɛ mli shɔŋŋ koni amɛŋɔ niyenii ni haa mɔ hewalɛ. Ni hulu la baanyɛ ashɛ baai ni yɔɔ shishigbɛ lɛ ahe. Ehaa tso lɛ mli tseɔ ni eyɛ hewalɛ. Enyɛɔ eshiɔ kɔɔyɔɔ loo nugbɔ ni nɛɔ lɛ shigbeemɔ. |
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