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Kofyar cash-cropping: Choice and change in indigenous agricultural development
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Document Date: 2010-10-13 09:27:01

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Tucson / Bong / New York / /

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Ford / Plenum Publishing Corporation / Plateau State / /

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Africa / /

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Guinea / Burkina Faso / Nigeria / /

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University of Arizona / Columbia University / /

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transportation services / food consumption / palm products / timber contractors / subsistence food production estimates / higher food prices / food production / increased food production / food crop production / technology changes / food crops / tin-mining areas / food supplies / chemical fertilization / rubber / extension services / oil / oil boom / headload food crops / food / indigenous low-energy technology / /

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Benue River / Benue valley / Benue Valley lowlands / /

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2Social Science Research Council / Social ScienceResearch Council / National Science Foundation / national government / University of Arizona / Columbia University / New York / /

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Ungwa Kofyar / Priscilla Stoneand / Doewat / Christopher / Glenn Stoneand / Datoegoem / Glenn Stone / /

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district officer / Chief / /

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Bong / Kwande District / Namu District / New York / Arizona / /

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indigenous low-energy technology / /

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