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الصفحة 373
The development of the irrigation scheme , which later became known as the Office du Niger , ' began during the 1920s on the right bank of the river Niger , downstream from Bamako in the vicinity of Baguineda ( Baginda ) ?
The development of the irrigation scheme , which later became known as the Office du Niger , ' began during the 1920s on the right bank of the river Niger , downstream from Bamako in the vicinity of Baguineda ( Baginda ) ?
الصفحة 386
These characteristics of the Baguineda scheme have much in common with more recent irrigation schemes . Irrigation projects to boost yields and buffer the constraints of rain - fed cropping in the form of the Baguineda model continue to ...
These characteristics of the Baguineda scheme have much in common with more recent irrigation schemes . Irrigation projects to boost yields and buffer the constraints of rain - fed cropping in the form of the Baguineda model continue to ...
الصفحة 387
Irrigation itself poses certain constraints with regard to land and labour that are apt to disrupt the household social ... In the French Soudan of the 1920s and 1930s colonial administrators supported irrigation technology to increase ...
Irrigation itself poses certain constraints with regard to land and labour that are apt to disrupt the household social ... In the French Soudan of the 1920s and 1930s colonial administrators supported irrigation technology to increase ...
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