The agricultural and forest products of British West Africa
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A practical handbook surveys the occurrence, cultivation, processing, and commercial uses of staple agricultural and forest products in British West Africa, including cotton, oil palm and palm kernels, rubber, cocoa, rice, fibres, tobacco and various spices. It combines physiological and agronomic descriptions with practical notes on plantation versus wild growth, extraction and preparation methods, market prospects, and administrative recommendations for improved research, extension and commercial organisation following wartime disruption. Attention is given to food production for local populations, challenges from foreign competitors, and measures to increase yields and value through better cultivation, processing techniques, and departmental support.
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