Some aspects and implications of the development of grazing blocks in northern province, Kenya

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byInternational Livestock Centre for Africa

Abstract

Organizational and management problems associated w. development of grazing blocks in north eastern kenya w. spec. ref. to the Somali pastoralists and their socioeconomic organization.

Authors

  • Helland, J.

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