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الصفحة 181
Other farmers who had not benefited from the oil boom either through jobs or land accumulation were selling to face ... In the context of land sales and purchase , so far no distinction has been made between upland and lowland farms .
Other farmers who had not benefited from the oil boom either through jobs or land accumulation were selling to face ... In the context of land sales and purchase , so far no distinction has been made between upland and lowland farms .
الصفحة 182
LAND ACCUMULATION AND CAPITALIST FARMING All the farmers interviewed around Sokoto between 1978 and 1986 were emphatic about the potential benefits of fadama farming . Fadama can be cultivated continuously — rice in the wet season ...
LAND ACCUMULATION AND CAPITALIST FARMING All the farmers interviewed around Sokoto between 1978 and 1986 were emphatic about the potential benefits of fadama farming . Fadama can be cultivated continuously — rice in the wet season ...
الصفحة 183
consolidation difficult if mechanised farming is the objective , although ox - ploughing is a possibility . It appears that the largest upland farms being developed by capitalist farmers lie on the edges of the close - settled zone ...
consolidation difficult if mechanised farming is the objective , although ox - ploughing is a possibility . It appears that the largest upland farms being developed by capitalist farmers lie on the edges of the close - settled zone ...
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Attacking the state | 39 |
a reanalysis | 69 |
Criminal proceedings | 111 |
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