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An agronomist's advice for Sebastian's cassava farm in England

A short consultation could save a season's cassava harvest.

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Sebastian K. Estrada
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Birmingham
I farm 5 hectares of cassava in England. This season I'm dealing with a fungus that keeps returning after treatment. I've tried what the local suppliers recommended, but results aren't improving. I'm looking for an agronomist or experienced grower who can look at photos, soil-test results and my planting plan, and advise on what to change. A 30-minute call or exchange of messages would be fantastic. I'm happy to share photos and a soil test. I'm using only what I can afford, so low-cost suggestions are best. I'll share how it goes - and what worked - to help others in the community. Whatever you can give, even just sharing this page, means a lot.
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30 minutes
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Online or by phone
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agronomy, soil science, crop protection

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  • Keep going. Hope you get there. Greetings from Belfast

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        • Rooting for you, Sebastian. Small businesses are the heart of Birmingham. Hope you're open again soon. My late mom used to say help given quietly counts double. God bless.

          • Josephine H. VancePhoto verified

            Wishing you peace, Sebastian. Everyone deserves a bit of help sometimes. It's not much but it's yours. Thinking of Birmingham

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