Perhaps one of the things i enjoyed about the compulsory lockdown last year was i had enough time to try out some new things about farming.
There is no doubt cassava has numerous importance, cassava is processed into different things, like garri, cassava flour, cassava can also be eaten as food,boiled,fried or roasted.and for those who plant on a large scale they can decide to export some thereby making more money doing so.
And lately i just got to know just like pumpkins or spinach leaf, cassava leaf can also be eaten as vegetables if properly cooked.so also its root,
On getting to the farm, it's rather a disappointing one for me, as the plants are stunted in growth, i'd planted in july, but i could understand the rain hasnt been steady, at some point it stopped raining last year.
I was quick to make another ridges in preparation for the new planting season, this time i will focus on plants that could benefits from my cassava one way or the other, i have plan of growing beans,maize and some tomatoes. The rain hasnt started properly and i'd carefully observed to know which crop would thrive more under this weather.
Again, am also making use of my old farmland to grow more herbs this time, since i wouldn't have to make use of mechanized tools, it will be less expensive with greater output as herbs are easily come by and grow