| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| Bought medicine | |
| Bought pestcide | |
| I sprayed | |
| Local herbs | |
| Pour ash in the gardens | |
| Pour/sprinkle sand onto the crops | |
| Poured ash on plamts | |
| Poured ash on plants | |
| Poured ash on the crops | |
| Poured ash on the plants | |
| Poured ash on tomatoes | |
| Pouring soil on the crops | |
| Removal of the caterpillars from the maize crops | |
| Smeared crops with ash to prevent army worm. | |
| Sprayed | |
| Sprayed ash mixed in water | |
| Sprayed locally with ash mixed with water | |
| Sprayed using ash and water | |
| Sprayed using insecticide | |
| Sprayed using pesticides | |
| Still applied ash to kill pests | |
| Still used the local method to kill pesticides. | |
| Used ash so as to keep pestsaway | |
| Used ash to pour on the crops | |
| Used ash to spray on crops | |
| Used local pest and disease control method (sand and ash) | |
| Used pesticides |
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