audio audio | text string | speaker_id string | age_group string | domain string | gender string |
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that youth group run show use tori take tell us how organic farming dey work. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
i dey put small dry [um] sand for bottom of my seed jar [um] before i pour the seed inside. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
i [um] spray sharp sharp when i see white [um] fuzz [?] [um] for pumpkin leaf. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
dey call their personal people may den con help dem pluck | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
their farming group dey run zoom sessions with people wey sabi regenerative farming well. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
to harvest cocoa dey start for october and go finish for march. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
old calabash wey dem line with cloth fit serve as traditional way to store seed wey air fit enter. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
i dey always throway fruits way don spoil go far pass the plot so dem no fit spoil oda ones | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
for rainy season keep seed inside container weh water no de enter wey you raise up from ground. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
de community gather under tree make dem share de kolanut wey dem collect from de first harvest. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
dem dey rear pig near cassava farm so dem fit use the waste well. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
i read one blog wey talk about crops wey fit survive dry season well for northern naija weather | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
him telegram channel dey give advice everyday on how to run climate-smart farming inside dry area. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
i burn the old grass because e dey hold fungus from last season. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
name all the gongoni with the kine crop and the time weh you wan plant am. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
fungus kill our watermelon before we sabi how to dey control disease well. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
open chemical container small small make e no pour [um] | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
that organization share farm book wey dey remind pesin when to plant important crops. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
i open account for di farmer online learning portal make i for fit get free modules | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
we dey put lime for ground to balance acid level come stop root sickness. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
i write down the steps wey you suppose follow to dry cocoa beans naturally under the food safety part | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
better breed [um] suppose fit adapt to local condition and fight disease wey dey common wella. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
we use black [um] soap and pepper prepare local spray for okra [um] | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
dem quiz game test whether we sabi use pesticide wey good for [um] wi environment. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
dem launch one farmer helpline wey go use all the info dem gather during the expo take help people. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
you fit use old bread bag to to keep garden seed for house for short time. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
wear big cap as you dey spray make e protect your face and head. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
to avoid wahala no ever mix seed of [um] different crop crop [um] put [um] for one bag. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
dem announce one new mentoring group for people wey just dey start farm work for di first time. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
every month we dey check all our farm safety plans including chemical matter. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
the breed wey you choose suppose match your soil soil weather and wetin you dey feed am. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
she plant okra for ridge to avoid water wey dey gather for ground and root root sickness. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
for inside som communities oil palm [um] tree dey show say [um] person get plenti money. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
my spray jacket get lines wey dey shine [um] make [um] people [um] fit see me for early morning. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
no [um] wait for expert to help you learn how you fit [um] stop disease yourself | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
i connect with some exporters wey dey find dried ginger for the product market booth. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
dem invite her make she talk about how women dey lead for sustainable livestock systems. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
we wait on top another three another three weeks may the plantain for big | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
na so dey use bag wey dem set on top top dem head take carry okra wey dem pluck | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
dem go send you certificate online if you don finish some part of the work | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
we dey put correct manure for the corn beds every week. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
we bin dry the cocoa for bamboo mats before we store am. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
always dey [um] carry sprayer straight and [um] no keep am near fire or heat. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
farmers wey [?] dey plant groundnut no like [um] to dey plant groundnut for where water too dey gather. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
make sure say seed bag get small hole wey air fit pass so e no go sweat or too hot. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
e submit proposal for fish farming challenge wey na youth go run am with new idea. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
that group wey we dey learn dey do small quiz every week with small credit giveaway | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
pipo wey dey pick cotton dem dey pay dem per the kilogram wey dey harvest. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
we no pluck anything unto say water full every where for farm as heavy rain fall | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
that journalist run interview with our youth co-op for one documentary wey focus on farming. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
my wife dey cover all the pot as spray dey happen near kitchen farm. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
we carry garden eggs go give our village head as part of our [?] first harvest offering. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
keep all sharp sharp tool far from seed container to avoid mistake wey fit burst or pour the seed. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
one kin beta prayer wey we dey pray for de food wey dem give for first first harvest. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
my broda climb mango tree tree unto say him won pluck the mangoes wey dey on top on top | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
we bin receive training from ex ten sion workers [um] dem on how we go dey plant cotton. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
that ngo dash women wey dey cooperative for village village basket wey dem fit use keep onions well. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
our family dey use different colour bucket to know cereal vegetable and fruit seed apart. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
[um] as we finish [um] that backyard farming talk we just carry our seedling starter kit waka comot. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
i use salt water clean my cousin my cousin wound after e fall for where we dey keep pig | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
dey use correct spray nozzle carry control how the chemical go go spread. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
[um] the smell wey dry garlic get dey sometimes [um] protect [um] where we keep seed from rat and ant. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
after you don [?] harvest burn all the leaves wey fall make disease no come back again | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
pipo wey [um] dey harvest cotton harvest cotton dey cover their [um] head well from dust and heat. [um] | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
as we pack the groundnut put on top okada na so the bag con tear | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
i dey tie red cloth for the bag wey get all my chemical tools. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
i bury the okra wey don get disease make e no spread disease for air for that area. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
we dey meet online to talk about wetin work and wetin no work every month | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
keep all [um] farm chemical away from rain and children hand. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
i send pictures for di event go our farmers whatsapp group. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
dis cocoa beans must to dry for at least seven days. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
we put the okra wey we [um] pluck [um] for inside bag wey leaves wey don dry full insde | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
our team register early so we go fit lock chair for that policy talk wey concern trade access. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
dey dey store sprayer straight all the time make e no go leak. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
to dash de first corn wey we harvest to our friends na part of our ancestors farming culture | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
we don link up with people wey dey buy [um] cashew nuts from our farm. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
to remove groundnut [um] pods from ground wey dey plant am you gats use [um] hoe. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
if you cover seed with dry cotton wool inside container e go help control the water wey dey inside. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
dem bring out one national agro fair calendar wey go help [um] farmers show face for all di zones. [um] | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
we carry corn wey [um] comot from first harvest for [um] basket go see de [um] onowu. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
no dey put water for leaves for evening e go make mildew worse. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
dem do free registration for farmers wey at ten d all the sessions for the fair. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
even seed wey dry well you still need check am every month to make sure say e safe for storage. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
disease control no dey only protect this season [um] e [um] go also protect harvests way dey for front. [um] | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
him use stick wey no [um] big take [um] break the cocoa pod e [um] con open | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
i help stand for our [um] co-op info desk on the third day third day of the fair. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
no borrow or give person chemical if you no tell am how him go take use am well. am well. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
dem bring solar threshing machine come show for innovation stand inside kano agri expo. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
dey gather gather okra together con dey | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
groundnut wey dem wey dem go harvest go plenty after dem put chicken faeces or shit for d farm. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
[um] groundnut oil dey cheap pass vegetable oil [?] for our market. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
groundnut wey dey pluck this year yapa | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
the yam na twenty-five kg if you measure am | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
dem dey download farming book for hausa and yoruba from one local online local online library. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
we keep some groundnuts wey comot from de first harvest for [um] our local festival next week. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
di cow breed we dey train now dey give more milk and dey born twins steady. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
dey bin use yellow plastic drums take carry palm oil do anoda place. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
i do quiz on how to dey feed goat for one online livestock learning website. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
dem tok say to dash de first harvest dey bring favour and plenty beta beta things t de farmer. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female | |
that hybrid method make money increase and expenses go down. | PAGS1F1 | 15-29 | AG | female |