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"The World Is Drinking Nigeria's RED GOLD Right Now" by AlphaTaikun(op): 6:02pm On May 11
"The World Is Drinking Nigeria's Red Gold Right Now"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BAtlK4y1A-E?si=n7m_4wnOD9kYdUpG
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"UPDATE: Unbelievable yam harvest WITHOUT SOIL | Gigantic plastic buckets harvest|Sharp sand"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnmosAgZWqo?si=409Ipgq71y0j2mzZ
NATURE'S HERITAGE NETWORK • Dec 13 2025

Exploring many possible ways to grow yams have been a major subject of our discussion for quite some time. This video showcases growing yams without soil using dried leaves and grasses, watch the result.

Also, we explored the use of sharp sand due to its unique quality of not forming hard compacted mass of soil in sacks and containers. Sharp sand makes for easy harvest, although it is generally considered to be low in nutrient. In places where topsoil is challenging to get, it may come in handy if enhanced to grow crops.

We also planted yams in inverted empty plastic buckets, the results will amaze you!
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