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Rice cultivation in the farming systems of Sukumaland, Tanzania : a quest for sustainable production under structural adjustment programmes

Library item id:

59248

(Old) Library item id:

8760

Author(s):

Meertens HCC

Publisher:

Royal Tropical Institute (KIT)

Publication location:

Amsterdam

Source:

Royal Tropical Institute (KIT), Mauritskade 63, 1092 AD Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Number of pages:

192

Type:

Monograph

ISBN:

90 6832 130 7

Year:

1999

Language:

English

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Filed under: lowland rice, lowexternalinput agriculture, urea, farming systems, tanzania, agroforestry, integrated nutrient management, households, rain fed farming, soil fertility