Samaru Miscellaneous Paper, 33. A socio-economic study of three villages in the Sokoto close settleo zone: 1. Land and people / Goddard, A. D.

Public ISBD Titre de série : Samaru Miscellaneous Paper, 33 Titre : A socio-economic study of three villages in the Sokoto close settleo zone: 1. Land and people Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Goddard, A. D. ; Fine, J. C. ; Norman, D. W. Mention d'édition : Institute for Agriculture Research Editeur : Institute for Agriculture Research Année de publication : 1971 ISBN/ISSN/EAN : CI-03980 Note générale : This report is concerned with the central Sokoto close-settled zone which contains an extensive belt predominantly under annual cultivation some 70 miles north-south and 20 miles east-west with extensions along the Rima and Sokoto river valleys. Population densities throughout this belt are above 150-200 per square mile. The study villages were there fore chosen to represent each of three locational types of economic importance in the area. Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Agriculture  Méthodologie  Demographie  Population  Sol  Occupation du sol  Socio-économie Index. décimale : 330 Economie Résumé : This report is concerned with the central Sokoto close-settled zone which contains an extensive belt predominantly under annual cultivation some 70 miles north-south and 20 miles east-west with extensions along the Rima and Sokoto river valleys. Population densities throughout this belt are above 150-200 per square mile. The study villages were there fore chosen to represent each of three locational types of economic importance in the area. Note de contenu : This report is concerned with the central Sokoto close-settled zone which contains an extensive belt predominantly under annual cultivation some 70 miles north-south and 20 miles east-west with extensions along the Rima and Sokoto river valleys. Population densities throughout this belt are above 150-200 per square mile. The study villages were there fore chosen to represent each of three locational types of economic importance in the area. Samaru Miscellaneous Paper, 33. A socio-economic study of three villages in the Sokoto close settleo zone: 1. Land and people [texte imprimé] / Goddard, A. D. ; Fine, J. C. ; Norman, D. W.  . -  Institute for Agriculture Research . - Institute for Agriculture Research, 1971. ISSN : CI-03980 This report is concerned with the central Sokoto close-settled zone which contains an extensive belt predominantly under annual cultivation some 70 miles north-south and 20 miles east-west with extensions along the Rima and Sokoto river valleys. Population densities throughout this belt are above 150-200 per square mile. The study villages were there fore chosen to represent each of three locational types of economic importance in the area. Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Agriculture  Méthodologie  Demographie  Population  Sol  Occupation du sol  Socio-économie Index. décimale : 330 Economie Résumé : This report is concerned with the central Sokoto close-settled zone which contains an extensive belt predominantly under annual cultivation some 70 miles north-south and 20 miles east-west with extensions along the Rima and Sokoto river valleys. Population densities throughout this belt are above 150-200 per square mile. The study villages were there fore chosen to represent each of three locational types of economic importance in the area. Note de contenu : This report is concerned with the central Sokoto close-settled zone which contains an extensive belt predominantly under annual cultivation some 70 miles north-south and 20 miles east-west with extensions along the Rima and Sokoto river valleys. Population densities throughout this belt are above 150-200 per square mile. The study villages were there fore chosen to represent each of three locational types of economic importance in the area.

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Samaru Research bulletin, 199. Lande tenure, land holding and agricultural development in the central Sokoto, close settled zone, Nigeria / Goddard, A. D.

Public ISBD Titre de série : Samaru Research bulletin, 199 Titre : Lande 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-05024 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 presure and the influance of Muslin land low to individual handholding. This allows farmers considerable security of title encouraging land improvement, but does not allow land to be used as collateral for loans. Subdivision of holdings is encouraged by land low, and leads unders conditions of land shortage to diminishing size of holdings. But with capital a farmer may increase the size of this holding by purcharge or consolidate a fragmented holding. A relatively equitable distribution of land among the farming population could encourage the adoptation of innovations. Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Agriculture  Tenure foncière  Développement rural  Agronomie  Génie rural  Mise en valeur 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 presure and the influance of Muslin land low to individual handholding. This allows farmers considerable security of title encouraging land improvement, but does not allow land to be used as collateral for loans. Subdivision of holdings is encouraged by land low, and leads unders conditions of land shortage to diminishing size of holdings. But with capital a farmer may increase the size of this holding by purcharge or consolidate a fragmented holding. A relatively equitable distribution of land among the farming population could encourage the adoptation of innovations. 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 presure and the influance of Muslin land low to individual handholding. This allows farmers considerable security of title encouraging land improvement, but does not allow land to be used as collateral for loans. Subdivision of holdings is encouraged by land low, and leads unders conditions of land shortage to diminishing size of holdings. But with capital a farmer may increase the size of this holding by purcharge or consolidate a fragmented holding. A relatively equitable distribution of land among the farming population could encourage the adoptation of innovations. Samaru Research bulletin, 199. Lande tenure, land holding and agricultural development in the central Sokoto, close settled zone, Nigeria [texte imprimé] / Goddard, A. D. . - 1973. ISSN : CI-05024 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 presure and the influance of Muslin land low to individual handholding. This allows farmers considerable security of title encouraging land improvement, but does not allow land to be used as collateral for loans. Subdivision of holdings is encouraged by land low, and leads unders conditions of land shortage to diminishing size of holdings. But with capital a farmer may increase the size of this holding by purcharge or consolidate a fragmented holding. A relatively equitable distribution of land among the farming population could encourage the adoptation of innovations. Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Agriculture  Tenure foncière  Développement rural  Agronomie  Génie rural  Mise en valeur 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 presure and the influance of Muslin land low to individual handholding. This allows farmers considerable security of title encouraging land improvement, but does not allow land to be used as collateral for loans. Subdivision of holdings is encouraged by land low, and leads unders conditions of land shortage to diminishing size of holdings. But with capital a farmer may increase the size of this holding by purcharge or consolidate a fragmented holding. A relatively equitable distribution of land among the farming population could encourage the adoptation of innovations. 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 presure and the influance of Muslin land low to individual handholding. This allows farmers considerable security of title encouraging land improvement, but does not allow land to be used as collateral for loans. Subdivision of holdings is encouraged by land low, and leads unders conditions of land shortage to diminishing size of holdings. But with capital a farmer may increase the size of this holding by purcharge or consolidate a fragmented holding. A relatively equitable distribution of land among the farming population could encourage the adoptation of innovations.

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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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