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Structural adjustment and irrigated agriculture in Senegal/ Philip Woodhouse
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| Bar code | Accession number | Status | Location | Material type | |
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| 001529 | 001529 105 momm |
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| 082 | $a105$bmomm |
| 100 | 00$aWoodhouse, Philip$eAuthor |
| 245 | 00$aStructural adjustment and irrigated agriculture in Senegal$cPhilip Woodhouse |
| 260 | 00$bOverseas Development Institute$aLondon$c1991 |
| 300 | 00$a30 p.$c21 cm. |
| 440 | 00$aIrrigation management network paper (African edition) ; no 7 |
| 520 | 00$aThe best way to increase rice production is by developing irrigation for food production. The government of Senegal used 75 per cent of the agricultural investment budget in 1986-89 for irrigation development. In 1987, two dams were completed, allowing year-round irrigation throughout the Senegal river valley. The rapid growth anticipated in irrigated food production is now seen to depend on the pace of state withdrawal. |
| 700 | 00$aNdiaye, Ibrahima |
| 710 | 00$aOverseas Development Institute (London, England |