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Title:Land tenure and sabala farming system in the Anlo area of Ghana
Author:Benneh, G.
Year:1970
Periodical:Research Review
Volume:7
Issue:2
Pages:74-94
Language:English
Geographic term:Ghana
Subjects:subsistence farming
land tenure
onions
Abstract:The Anlo, who are a subgroup of the Ewe people of West Africa, have developed a very intensive farming system which involves irrigation, manuring and rotation of crops in narrow drainage ditches. The sections of this case study are: the scheme of interests in land - the resources for the farming system - the sabala (shallots) farming seasons and the cycle of farming activities - gross returns from shallot production. Ref., tables, maps.
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