"No Need For Land": Creative Man Plants Yam in Dangote and BUA Cement Bags in His Compound

• A Nigerian man living in Abuja has devised a creative means of farming within the confines of his compound to counter economic hardship
• The man's daughter, @ecstacy, said her father used bags filled with loamy soil to plant his yams
• The empty Dangote and BUA cement bags were filled with the rich soil, and pieces of yam were inserted into them and then nourished with water

A Nigerian man has devised a nice way of keeping a farm within his compound in Abuja without having to look for a parcel of land.

The man's daughter, @ecstacy, shared her father's method of farming and how she helps him with the exciting work in their backyard.

In the TikTok video, the lady showed her father filling up empty Dangote and BUA cement bags with loamy soil rich in nutrients.

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He cut the yam tubers into two and placed each half in the empty cement bags.

Empty Dangote and BUA cement bags used for farming

The man's method looked interesting, considering that he could get good yam from his bag farm without having to worry about owning a parcel of farmland.

A lot of people on TikTok said farming with empty cement bags was good and could yield good results in the face of economic hardship.

Watch the video below:

Reactions as man farms with empty bags

@Anjorins Vlog said:

"Desperate times, desperate measures. God bless everyone."

@typhilo said:

"I'm planning on doing mine this week... loamy soil, and can I use 1yam for 4 bags?"

@JesusAdvocate said:

"Tinubu go make you remember your talents."

@clobis3k3 said:

"If most Nigerians can think like ur dad, the substantial amount of people crying of hunger will reduce."

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@VALENTINO said:

"Your dad has seen tomorrow .. he knows what he is doing."

Man devises means to chase goat from his beans

Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that a man said he noticed that weevils entered his beans, and he decided to put them under the sun to clear the pests.

However, goats and chickens came calling and wanted to eat up the beans, so he devised a means to protect his food.

He kept his Bluetooth speaker close to the beans and made funny noises to keep goats and chickens away.

Source: Legit.ng