1. We used to grow maize in our backyards and some greenways back in the day. Our strategy was simple, we choose Pioneer seeds because it had more kernels per cob and it was resistant to drought and heat.
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2. We used to sakura at least twice, first at knee level then again before tassels come out so that by the time harvesting was ready we would have sorted the whole field. Fertilizer we used both compound D or and KN at appropriate times.
3. This was just town farming, not even a huge place. Every year for our family of 4 we had at least a tonne. The conclusion from our neighbors was that we had "divisi" a form of mbashto that stole their success in doing the same.
4. You see what I mean. Hardwork doesn't count in our culture, organization and skill and intelligence and the application thereof doesn't count, it has to be superstition! This is why we are ill equipped for the 21st century!.
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