 Moreover, the spread of Banana Xanthomonas Wilt (BXW) into the region around 2006 is changing the "kibanja" way of life, leading to a greater reliance on other crops such as cassava and maize.Another concern cited is the growing youth population in the region and its impact on land inheritance as fathers divide their landholdings to such a degree that "kibanja" plots are too small to produce enough bananas to feed new families, leading more Haya to orient their efforts to developing communal grasslands ("rewya").Communal grasslands include harvesting edible grasshoppers ("nsenene") when they are in season.