Titre de série :	Land Resources Study, 29
Titre :	Land resources of central Nigeria agricultural development possibilities : Kaduna plains
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Bennet, J. B. ; Rains, A. B. ; Gosden, P. N.
Mention d'édition :	LDRC
Editeur :	LDRC
Année de publication :	1979
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	902 409 883
Note générale :	This report summarises agricultural development possibilities in an area referred to as the Kaduna plains. The area shown on the accompanying separate maps and on text map 5.3 in relation to administrative bundaries, falls mainly within Kaduna state but includes small section of Niger, plateau, Bauchi, Kano states and of federal capital territory. It is part of much larger area in which land resources survey have been undertaken as part of a British technical cooperation programme (map 5.1). The plains contain large areas of land with considerable scope for agricultural development. The report gives also a number of different types of agricultural devlopment. The conclusion are based on extensive field work by a team of nine scientists over a period of seven years. There is therefore a large amount of information on present land use farming systems, rangeland, forestery, land forms, soils and natural vegetation.
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés :	Agriculture  Elevage  Sylviculture  Recolte  Environnement  Ressource naturelle  Développement rural  Cartographie  Plaine  Aménagement de plaine
Index. décimale :	630 Agriculture et techniques connexes
Résumé :	This report summarises agricultural development possibilities in an area referred to as the Kaduna plains. The area shown on the accompanying separate maps and on text map 5.3 in relation to administrative bundaries, falls mainly within Kaduna state but includes small section of Niger, plateau, Bauchi, Kano states and of federal capital territory. It is part of much larger area in which land resources survey have been undertaken as part of a British technical cooperation programme (map 5.1). The plains contain large areas of land with considerable scope for agricultural development. The report gives also a number of different types of agricultural devlopment. The conclusion are based on extensive field work by a team of nine scientists over a period of seven years. There is therefore a large amount of information on present land use farming systems, rangeland, forestery, land forms, soils and natural vegetation.
Note de contenu :	This report summarises agricultural development possibilities in an area referred to as the Kaduna plains. The area shown on the accompanying separate maps and on text map 5.3 in relation to administrative bundaries, falls mainly within Kaduna state but includes small section of Niger, plateau, Bauchi, Kano states and of federal capital territory. It is part of much larger area in which land resources survey have been undertaken as part of a British technical cooperation programme (map 5.1). The plains contain large areas of land with considerable scope for agricultural development. The report gives also a number of different types of agricultural devlopment. The conclusion are based on extensive field work by a team of nine scientists over a period of seven years. There is therefore a large amount of information on present land use farming systems, rangeland, forestery, land forms, soils and natural vegetation.

Land Resources Study, 29. Land resources of central Nigeria agricultural development possibilities : Kaduna plains [texte imprimé] / Bennet, J. B. ; Rains, A. B. ; Gosden, P. N.  . -  LDRC . - LDRC, 1979.
ISSN : 902 409 883
This report summarises agricultural development possibilities in an area referred to as the Kaduna plains. The area shown on the accompanying separate maps and on text map 5.3 in relation to administrative bundaries, falls mainly within Kaduna state but includes small section of Niger, plateau, Bauchi, Kano states and of federal capital territory. It is part of much larger area in which land resources survey have been undertaken as part of a British technical cooperation programme (map 5.1). The plains contain large areas of land with considerable scope for agricultural development. The report gives also a number of different types of agricultural devlopment. The conclusion are based on extensive field work by a team of nine scientists over a period of seven years. There is therefore a large amount of information on present land use farming systems, rangeland, forestery, land forms, soils and natural vegetation.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Mots-clés :	Agriculture  Elevage  Sylviculture  Recolte  Environnement  Ressource naturelle  Développement rural  Cartographie  Plaine  Aménagement de plaine
Index. décimale :	630 Agriculture et techniques connexes
Résumé :	This report summarises agricultural development possibilities in an area referred to as the Kaduna plains. The area shown on the accompanying separate maps and on text map 5.3 in relation to administrative bundaries, falls mainly within Kaduna state but includes small section of Niger, plateau, Bauchi, Kano states and of federal capital territory. It is part of much larger area in which land resources survey have been undertaken as part of a British technical cooperation programme (map 5.1). The plains contain large areas of land with considerable scope for agricultural development. The report gives also a number of different types of agricultural devlopment. The conclusion are based on extensive field work by a team of nine scientists over a period of seven years. There is therefore a large amount of information on present land use farming systems, rangeland, forestery, land forms, soils and natural vegetation.
Note de contenu :	This report summarises agricultural development possibilities in an area referred to as the Kaduna plains. The area shown on the accompanying separate maps and on text map 5.3 in relation to administrative bundaries, falls mainly within Kaduna state but includes small section of Niger, plateau, Bauchi, Kano states and of federal capital territory. It is part of much larger area in which land resources survey have been undertaken as part of a British technical cooperation programme (map 5.1). The plains contain large areas of land with considerable scope for agricultural development. The report gives also a number of different types of agricultural devlopment. The conclusion are based on extensive field work by a team of nine scientists over a period of seven years. There is therefore a large amount of information on present land use farming systems, rangeland, forestery, land forms, soils and natural vegetation.