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Household and community effects of contract farming after the fast track land reform programme: a case study of Mazowe tobacco farmers
This study investigates the household and community effects that arise from tobacco farmers’ participation and performance under tobacco contract farming arrangements in Mazowe District. The provision of land to A1 Fast Track Land Reform Programme (FTLRP) beneficiaries, attracted the re-entry of cap...
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African Studies
2019
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