The utility of a combined periodic service and regulated market system  in the development of peasant farming area in Zimbabwe

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Title:	The utility of a combined periodic service and regulated market system in the development of peasant farming area in Zimbabwe
Authors:	Reynolds, Norman
Keywords:	Rural development Peasant farming Tribal Trust Lands Rural service centres
Issue Date:	1-Apr-1981
Citation:	Reynolds, N. (1981). The utility of a combined periodic service and regulated market system in the development of peasant farming area in Zimbabwe ( Working Paper; no.2/81). Harare: University of Zimbabwe, Department of Land Management.
Series/Report no.:	Working Paper;2/81
Description:	This paper was presented to students and staff at a seminar at the University of Zimbabwe.
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/10646/2992
Appears in Collections:	Working Papers

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