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Sustainable food crop production through multiple cropping patterns among farmers in South Western Nigeria
This paper examined the medley of food crops among farmers as a method of evolved sustainable food crop production. Farmers from different groups were randomly selected and a structured questionnaire was administered on them to elicit information in the areas of crop mixtures and reasons for such mi...
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