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الصفحة 411
Highlands maize growers depend on household labour and informal cooperation between kin and friends . The preparation of land is labourintensive , especially in less fertile areas , where mounds have to be constructed prior to planting ...
Highlands maize growers depend on household labour and informal cooperation between kin and friends . The preparation of land is labourintensive , especially in less fertile areas , where mounds have to be constructed prior to planting ...
الصفحة 412
may have finished this maize by July . Even better - off households , whose cash and labour reserves have ensured that a larger area was planted , will be out of maize several months before the harvest . In this situation , it seems at ...
may have finished this maize by July . Even better - off households , whose cash and labour reserves have ensured that a larger area was planted , will be out of maize several months before the harvest . In this situation , it seems at ...
الصفحة 414
Just as maize grain is planted to generate more maize , the existence of a regional grain market means that money can be put to work to generate maize , without recourse to local agricultural production . The better - off achieve this ...
Just as maize grain is planted to generate more maize , the existence of a regional grain market means that money can be put to work to generate maize , without recourse to local agricultural production . The better - off achieve this ...
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