Savanna, 1. Land tenure, land holding and agricultural development in the central Sokoto close settled zone, Nigeria / Goddard, A. D.

Public ISBD Titre de série : Savanna, 1 Titre : Land tenure, land holding and agricultural development in the central Sokoto close settled zone, Nigeria Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Goddard, A. D. Année de publication : 1973 ISBN/ISSN/EAN : CI-04170 Note générale : A survey of land tenure in three villages in the central Sokoto close-settled zone shows that communal land tenure has given way under population pressure and the influence of muslim land law to individual landholding. This allows farmers considerable security of little, encouraging land improvement, but does not allow land to be used as collateral for loans. Subdivision of holdings is encouraged by land law, and leads under conditions of land shortage to dimunishing size of holding. But with capital a farmer may increase the size of his holding by purchase, or consolidate a fragmented holding. A relatively equitable distribution of land among the farming population could encourage the adoption of innovations (résumé auteur). Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Agriculture  Régime foncier  Exploitation agricole  Droit foncier Index. décimale : 630 Agriculture et techniques connexes Résumé : A survey of land tenure in three villages in the central Sokoto close-settled zone shows that communal land tenure has given way under population pressure and the influence of muslim land law to individual landholding. This allows farmers considerable security of little, encouraging land improvement, but does not allow land to be used as collateral for loans. Subdivision of holdings is encouraged by land law, and leads under conditions of land shortage to dimunishing size of holding. But with capital a farmer may increase the size of his holding by purchase, or consolidate a fragmented holding. A relatively equitable distribution of land among the farming population could encourage the adoption of innovations (résumé auteur). Note de contenu : A survey of land tenure in three villages in the central Sokoto close-settled zone shows that communal land tenure has given way under population pressure and the influence of muslim land law to individual landholding. This allows farmers considerable security of little, encouraging land improvement, but does not allow land to be used as collateral for loans. Subdivision of holdings is encouraged by land law, and leads under conditions of land shortage to dimunishing size of holding. But with capital a farmer may increase the size of his holding by purchase, or consolidate a fragmented holding. A relatively equitable distribution of land among the farming population could encourage the adoption of innovations (résumé auteur). Savanna, 1. Land tenure, land holding and agricultural development in the central Sokoto close settled zone, Nigeria [texte imprimé] / Goddard, A. D. . - 1973. ISSN : CI-04170 A survey of land tenure in three villages in the central Sokoto close-settled zone shows that communal land tenure has given way under population pressure and the influence of muslim land law to individual landholding. This allows farmers considerable security of little, encouraging land improvement, but does not allow land to be used as collateral for loans. Subdivision of holdings is encouraged by land law, and leads under conditions of land shortage to dimunishing size of holding. But with capital a farmer may increase the size of his holding by purchase, or consolidate a fragmented holding. A relatively equitable distribution of land among the farming population could encourage the adoption of innovations (résumé auteur). Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Agriculture  Régime foncier  Exploitation agricole  Droit foncier Index. décimale : 630 Agriculture et techniques connexes Résumé : A survey of land tenure in three villages in the central Sokoto close-settled zone shows that communal land tenure has given way under population pressure and the influence of muslim land law to individual landholding. This allows farmers considerable security of little, encouraging land improvement, but does not allow land to be used as collateral for loans. Subdivision of holdings is encouraged by land law, and leads under conditions of land shortage to dimunishing size of holding. But with capital a farmer may increase the size of his holding by purchase, or consolidate a fragmented holding. A relatively equitable distribution of land among the farming population could encourage the adoption of innovations (résumé auteur). Note de contenu : A survey of land tenure in three villages in the central Sokoto close-settled zone shows that communal land tenure has given way under population pressure and the influence of muslim land law to individual landholding. This allows farmers considerable security of little, encouraging land improvement, but does not allow land to be used as collateral for loans. Subdivision of holdings is encouraged by land law, and leads under conditions of land shortage to dimunishing size of holding. But with capital a farmer may increase the size of his holding by purchase, or consolidate a fragmented holding. A relatively equitable distribution of land among the farming population could encourage the adoption of innovations (résumé auteur).

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Savanna, 2. A note on the remarkably low rainfall of the sudan zone in 1913 / Grove, A. T.

Public ISBD Titre de série : Savanna, 2 Titre : A note on the remarkably low rainfall of the sudan zone in 1913 Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Grove, A. T. Mention d'édition : Department of geography/University of Cambridge Editeur : Department of geography/University of Cambridge Année de publication : 1973 ISBN/ISSN/EAN : CI-04957 Note générale : The sudan zone is a latitudinal belt stretching across Africa from Senegal of Ethiopia, where the mean annual rainfall is between about 400 and 1000 mm. Coton, groundnuts and various grain crops are grown ans, in parts, the zone is well settled corn and cattle country. From october to april there is little or no rain, dry tropical air extending equatowards from the north and north-Est. Nearly all the rain falls in the summer months when moist equatorial air moves over the country from the south-west, and widespread convective activity south of the Intertropical discontinuity the boundary between the two kinds of air, gives rise 40 showers, thunderstorms and squalls. Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : PRECIPITATIONS  Climatologie  hydrologie Index. décimale : 551.48 Hydrologie : Résumé : The sudan zone is a latitudinal belt stretching across Africa from Senegal of Ethiopia, where the mean annual rainfall is between about 400 and 1000 mm. Coton, groundnuts and various grain crops are grown ans, in parts, the zone is well settled corn and cattle country. From october to april there is little or no rain, dry tropical air extending equatowards from the north and north-Est. Nearly all the rain falls in the summer months when moist equatorial air moves over the country from the south-west, and widespread convective activity south of the Intertropical discontinuity the boundary between the two kinds of air, gives rise 40 showers, thunderstorms and squalls. Note de contenu : The sudan zone is a latitudinal belt stretching across Africa from Senegal of Ethiopia, where the mean annual rainfall is between about 400 and 1000 mm. Coton, groundnuts and various grain crops are grown ans, in parts, the zone is well settled corn and cattle country. From october to april there is little or no rain, dry tropical air extending equatowards from the north and north-Est. Nearly all the rain falls in the summer months when moist equatorial air moves over the country from the south-west, and widespread convective activity south of the Intertropical discontinuity the boundary between the two kinds of air, gives rise 40 showers, thunderstorms and squalls. Savanna, 2. A note on the remarkably low rainfall of the sudan zone in 1913 [texte imprimé] / Grove, A. T.  . -  Department of geography/University of Cambridge . - Department of geography/University of Cambridge, 1973. ISSN : CI-04957 The sudan zone is a latitudinal belt stretching across Africa from Senegal of Ethiopia, where the mean annual rainfall is between about 400 and 1000 mm. Coton, groundnuts and various grain crops are grown ans, in parts, the zone is well settled corn and cattle country. From october to april there is little or no rain, dry tropical air extending equatowards from the north and north-Est. Nearly all the rain falls in the summer months when moist equatorial air moves over the country from the south-west, and widespread convective activity south of the Intertropical discontinuity the boundary between the two kinds of air, gives rise 40 showers, thunderstorms and squalls. Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : PRECIPITATIONS  Climatologie  hydrologie Index. décimale : 551.48 Hydrologie : Résumé : The sudan zone is a latitudinal belt stretching across Africa from Senegal of Ethiopia, where the mean annual rainfall is between about 400 and 1000 mm. Coton, groundnuts and various grain crops are grown ans, in parts, the zone is well settled corn and cattle country. From october to april there is little or no rain, dry tropical air extending equatowards from the north and north-Est. Nearly all the rain falls in the summer months when moist equatorial air moves over the country from the south-west, and widespread convective activity south of the Intertropical discontinuity the boundary between the two kinds of air, gives rise 40 showers, thunderstorms and squalls. Note de contenu : The sudan zone is a latitudinal belt stretching across Africa from Senegal of Ethiopia, where the mean annual rainfall is between about 400 and 1000 mm. Coton, groundnuts and various grain crops are grown ans, in parts, the zone is well settled corn and cattle country. From october to april there is little or no rain, dry tropical air extending equatowards from the north and north-Est. Nearly all the rain falls in the summer months when moist equatorial air moves over the country from the south-west, and widespread convective activity south of the Intertropical discontinuity the boundary between the two kinds of air, gives rise 40 showers, thunderstorms and squalls.

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Savanna. Radiation and potential crop production at Samaru, Nigeria / Kowal, J.

Public ISBD Titre de série : Savanna Titre : Radiation and potential crop production at Samaru, Nigeria Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Kowal, J. Année de publication : 1972 ISBN/ISSN/EAN : CI-05678 Note générale : This paper describes the pattern of radiation income at Samaru in order to explore the environmental and physiological limits on the rate of crop production. It was intented in future to evaluate relative changes in photosynthetic potential during the year and to compare actual production with the estimated potential production to show the efficiency of potential production to show the efficiency of assimilation during the growing period. Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Rayonnement solaire  Agriculture  Climatologie  Production agricole  Recherche AGRONOMIE  Physiologie Index. décimale : 551.6 Climatologie et temps Résumé : This paper describes the pattern of radiation income at Samaru in order to explore the environmental and physiological limits on the rate of crop production. It was intented in future to evaluate relative changes in photosynthetic potential during the year and to compare actual production with the estimated potential production to show the efficiency of potential production to show the efficiency of assimilation during the growing period. Note de contenu : This paper describes the pattern of radiation income at Samaru in order to explore the environmental and physiological limits on the rate of crop production. It was intented in future to evaluate relative changes in photosynthetic potential during the year and to compare actual production with the estimated potential production to show the efficiency of potential production to show the efficiency of assimilation during the growing period. Savanna. Radiation and potential crop production at Samaru, Nigeria [texte imprimé] / Kowal, J. . - 1972. ISSN : CI-05678 This paper describes the pattern of radiation income at Samaru in order to explore the environmental and physiological limits on the rate of crop production. It was intented in future to evaluate relative changes in photosynthetic potential during the year and to compare actual production with the estimated potential production to show the efficiency of potential production to show the efficiency of assimilation during the growing period. Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Rayonnement solaire  Agriculture  Climatologie  Production agricole  Recherche AGRONOMIE  Physiologie Index. décimale : 551.6 Climatologie et temps Résumé : This paper describes the pattern of radiation income at Samaru in order to explore the environmental and physiological limits on the rate of crop production. It was intented in future to evaluate relative changes in photosynthetic potential during the year and to compare actual production with the estimated potential production to show the efficiency of potential production to show the efficiency of assimilation during the growing period. Note de contenu : This paper describes the pattern of radiation income at Samaru in order to explore the environmental and physiological limits on the rate of crop production. It was intented in future to evaluate relative changes in photosynthetic potential during the year and to compare actual production with the estimated potential production to show the efficiency of potential production to show the efficiency of assimilation during the growing period.

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