An edition of Soil conservation in Kenya (1984)

Soil conservation in Kenya

technical and socio-economic aspects in Runyenjes Division, Embu District, Eastern Province, Kenya

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Soil conservation in Kenya
Maria Berlekom, Maria Berlekom
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An edition of Soil conservation in Kenya (1984)

Soil conservation in Kenya

technical and socio-economic aspects in Runyenjes Division, Embu District, Eastern Province, Kenya

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Ministry of Agriculture, Agricultural Engineering Division, Soil and Water Conservation Branch
Language
English
Pages
45

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Subjects

Economic aspects of Soil conservation, Social aspects of Soil conservation, Soil conservation

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Embu (District), Kenya
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Cover of: Soil conservation in Kenya
Soil conservation in Kenya: technical and socio-economic aspects in Runyenjes Division, Embu District, Eastern Province, Kenya
1984, Ministry of Agriculture, Agricultural Engineering Division, Soil and Water Conservation Branch
in English

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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (leaf 45).
"January 1984."

Published in
[Nairobi]

Classifications

Library of Congress
S625.K4 B47 1984

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Pagination
45 leaves ;
Number of pages
45

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL1698800M
LCCN
91980620

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