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Agricultural commercialisation and the allocation of labour time in Mpika District, Northern Zambia.

By: I.R.D.P.

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BookSeries: IRDP Occassional Papers no. 6. Publisher: Mpika : Intergrated Rural Development Project, 1985Subject(s): Agricultural Development | Farming systems -- Commercial Farming//Zambia//Mpika/. -- Farming systems -- Commercial Farming//Zambia//MpikaSummary: Examines resource allocation by thirty households in Chief Mpumba's area, a part of Mpika District where agricultural expansion has been particularly marked.

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Agricultural commercialisation and the allocation of labour time in Mpika District, Northern Zambia.

By: I.R.D.P.