Article ID: CBB680245627

Small-Scale Farmers, Foreign Experts, and the Dynamics of Agricultural Change in Sudan, Eritrea, and Djibouti before the Second World War (2019)

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The article focuses on the claim that an innate conservatism led small-scale farmers to refuse to submit to the directives of colonial agricultural experts. It mentions failed to produce desired yields, as well as for technically managed agricultural improvement schemes, which typically ended in financial disaster. It also mentions capable of effectively expanding agricultural output, commercializing local flora, and combatting human and animal diseases.

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Authors & Contributors
Zetterstrom-Sharp, Johanna
Damiata, Brian N.
Redding, Kent
Smångs, Mattias
Gisolfi, Monica R.
Sinensky, R. J.
Concepts
Agriculture
Farmers
Farms
Agricultural economics
Economics
Economic botany; plant cultivation; horticulture
Time Periods
20th century, early
19th century
6th century
20th century, late
20th century
17th century
Places
United States
Southern states (U.S.)
England
Midwestern states (U.S.)
Eastern Europe
Arizona (U.S.)
Institutions
Bureau of Plant Industry (United States)
United States. Office of Indian Affairs
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