Problems and prospects in the utilisation of animal traction in semi-arid West Africa: Evidence from Niger
Sustained adoption of animal traction for crop cultivation in the semi-arid zone of West Africa has been slow despite deliberate attempts by governments, development agencies and research organisations to promote its use among small-scale farmers. The low adoption rates are partly due to demand and...
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International Livestock Research Institute
1998
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/49952 |
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