A preliminary investigation of the household economy of the settled Fulani in the Abet area, Kachia local government district, Kaduna state, Nigeria

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byInternational Livestock Centre for Africa

Abstract

Presents findings of a pilot household economy survey among 12 settled Fulani rugas (households) in Abet area, Kachia local government district, Nigeria, that dealt with household sturcture & its composition, types of economic activities pursued by dif. members, viz. animal husbandry, arable farming, marketing & domestic sectors, & allocation of labour to each, ruga incomes & its division among members and expenditures.

Authors

  • Taiwo, O.O.

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