Indigenous Agricultural Revolution
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Indigenous Agricultural Revolution
Ecology and Food Production in West Africa
Richards, Paul
Taylor & Francis Ltd
04/2025
190
Mole
9781032469096
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction: Science, Agriculture and Environment in West Africa 1. Food Crops and Environment: Colonial Policy and Present Dilemmas 2. The Ecology of West African Farming Systems: i) Seasonality and Shifting Cultivation 3. The Ecology of West African Farming Systems: ii) Intercropping and Wet-Land Agriculture 4. The Ecological Dynamics of West African Food-Crop Farming Systems: Two Case Studies 5. Science and the Peasantry 6. People's Science: a Green Revolution from Within? Conclusion.
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agricultural systems;farming techniques;drought;Sahel belt;farming efficiency;development priorities 20th century;green revolution;Young Men;Red Sandy Loam Soils;Ivory Coast;Endemic Low Level;African Development Bank;Inland Valley Swamps;Colonial Administration;Upland Rice Farms;Soil Management;West African Farmers;Indigenous Agricultural Revolution;White Yam;Upland Rice;CG System;Guinea Savanna Zone;Soil Science;Soil Fertility;Intercropping Systems;Cultural Evolutionist Models;Fallow Intervals;Marketing Boards;Moyamba District
Introduction: Science, Agriculture and Environment in West Africa 1. Food Crops and Environment: Colonial Policy and Present Dilemmas 2. The Ecology of West African Farming Systems: i) Seasonality and Shifting Cultivation 3. The Ecology of West African Farming Systems: ii) Intercropping and Wet-Land Agriculture 4. The Ecological Dynamics of West African Food-Crop Farming Systems: Two Case Studies 5. Science and the Peasantry 6. People's Science: a Green Revolution from Within? Conclusion.
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agricultural systems;farming techniques;drought;Sahel belt;farming efficiency;development priorities 20th century;green revolution;Young Men;Red Sandy Loam Soils;Ivory Coast;Endemic Low Level;African Development Bank;Inland Valley Swamps;Colonial Administration;Upland Rice Farms;Soil Management;West African Farmers;Indigenous Agricultural Revolution;White Yam;Upland Rice;CG System;Guinea Savanna Zone;Soil Science;Soil Fertility;Intercropping Systems;Cultural Evolutionist Models;Fallow Intervals;Marketing Boards;Moyamba District
