Browsing by Author "Maggogo, J.P"

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    Investigation of environmental factors for Land management in Litembo village, Mbinga District, Tanzania
    (Sokoine University of Agriculture and ARI Mlingano, 1996) Kimaro, D.N; Meliyo, J.L; Msanya, B.M; Maggogo, J.P; Wickama, J.M
    This report describes the natural resources study of Litembo village as part of the continuing project on the assessment of the natural resources of Mbinga district. The study covers measurements of terrain elements, soil physical and chemical properties, land use systems including farming and production systems and an appraisal of the ecological potential and constraints of the village natural resources.
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    Investigation of the environmental attributes for agricultural development in kitanda village, Mbinga district, Tanzania
    (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 1996) Msanya, B.M; Wickama, J.M; Kimaro, D.N; Maggogo, J.P; Meliyo, J.L
    This report describes the study of environmental attributes of Kitanda village as part of the continuing project on the assessment of the natural resources of Mbinga district. The study involved measurements of terrain elements, quantitative investigations of soil properties, inventory of land use systems and an assessment of the ecological potential and constraints as determined from a balance sheet analysis of resources and land use requirements.
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    Pedological investigations of sites for slash and burn experiment in Lupilo village and soil erosion studies in Tukuzi village, Mbinga District, Tanzania
    (Sokoine University of Agriculture and ARI Mlingano, 1995) Kimaro, D.N; Msanya, B.M; Maggogo, J.P
    The study area (Mbinga district) is under the Miombo Woodland zone of Tanzania which are areas that are or at one time were under Miombo Woodlands. Two villages namely Lupilo and Tukuzi were covered in the study at the request of other scientists interested to carry out experiments respectively on "slash and burn" type of agriculture and on soil erosion. Detailed characterization of two sites representative of the two villages was done including general ecological conditions, pedological measurements and soil clay mineralogy.