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Dessin 7
Shelling the maize
It looks easy, it is not!
All kind of different methods have been used,
For sure a M'sungu looks stupid when he tries
Sometimes they use one cob agains another
We even used shelling rings
One one field of 1 hectare
You will have 10.000 cobs
(bokks say 40.000 cobs!)
Try shelling 10.000 cobs.
Potato?
Rather unlikely
But they grow plenty of tomatoes
For selling on the roadside