Extent of Reduction of the Fallow Period and Its Impact on Upland Rice Production in the Nongowa Chiefdom of Kenema District in Eastern Sierra Leone

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"Extent of Reduction of the Fallow Period and Its Impact on Upland Rice Production in the Nongowa Chiefdom of Kenema District in Eastern Sierra Leone"
written by Alie Kamara, Osman Sidie Vonu, John Lansana, John Lansana, Foday Saidu Sesay,
published by Agricultural Sciences, Vol.7 No.11, 2016

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