Agriculture, population density, and income differentials in two rural areas of Sri Lanka

Axelsen, Bjørn

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“…Increased pressure on the use of land with expansion of' population has disturbed the traditional mode of shifting cultivation in the E)rv Zone. The limited arahle land has been used quite intensively for cropping which ultimately reduced the fallow period to about 4-5 years (Axelsen. 1979: Perera et al.…”

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Evaluation of alley cropping systems on resource utilization in the Dry Zone of Sri Lanka

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“…Because of the increased pressure for land due the population growth. the fal10 ing period in chena cultivation has reduced to 4-5 years in recent past (Axelsen. 1979: Perera et al.…”

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