kũgayũkania

v.

1. to rotate, separate. To rotate. To alternate or vary the planting of different crops in succession on the same land; also, to separate or divide materials or land into different sections or categories.

Example: ũndũ o ta ũcio wa kũgayũkania mĩgũnda ũhũthĩkaga harĩũgwati wa mĩmera kũbutha, ũndũ ũrĩa ũrathiĩna mbere gũkorũo ũrĩũritũ mũno icigo-inĩnyingĩbũrũri-inĩ. (The same principle of crop rotation applies to the risk of bacterial wilt, which is becoming a big challenge in many parts of the country.); Nĩ wega kũgayũkania harĩa marima ma kahũa na marigũ makwenjwo hamwe (It is best to plan and demarcate the planting holes for both coffee and banana at the same time.); Kũgayũkania tĩri ũrĩa ũrĩ igũrũ na ũrĩa ũrĩ na thĩĩ. (Separate the top soil and the subsoil.)