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There is a certain stick, not a bad one or overly modified one at all, it grows and is ready for harvest in 4, 5 months. Yields well, very drought resistant, sweet and all and all
It will be as mature as the standard cassava one of 7 to 9 months. No difference.

Do you know it?
They said you need fairly high connect in ministry of Agriculture to get it.
People in Agric settlements sometimes have it.

GreaterFuture:
There is a certain stick, not a bad one or overly modified one at all, it grows and is ready for harvest in 4, 5 months. Yields well, very drought resistant, sweet and all and all

Do you know it?
They said you need fairly high connect in ministry of Agriculture to get it.
People in Agric settlements sometimes have it.

Sounds impossible...

The one I heard of is harvested in 6 months but the harvested cassava is very 'watery' and would require more than twice the quantity to produce a bag of garri than the regular ones. The person I buy garri from buys directly from her people producing it in Oyo state. She said last year, her people made a mistake of growing those cassava and almost ran into a loss. It's not every crop people should be modifying abeg

The type that digests in 2 hours and is only fit for grooming fishes or rodents.

RealityKings1:
Sounds impossible...

That's what I thought too, and what most sensible people would think. I saw it myself (I think).
The farmers who farm it confirmed it. About 3 of them there at the time said it, they Farm it.

I only know of TME419 which is sux months variant

Redomi:
I only know of TME419 which is sux months variant

Six months, if indeed it's 6 months, is fairly alright too. Quite very very okay.
But this I saw and talked to the farmers about is 4-5 months

Do you know and have seen it perosnally to know how certian it comes out well?
Does it have some or any of the issues/characteristics listed up there by the previous commenters?

RepoMan007:
The type that digests in 2 hours and is only fit for grooming fishes or rodents.

Okkayy...