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. . ."^^ Tenants' animal husbandry practices also drew official attention.
Approximately 1500 acres at Amoldine provided reasonable grazing, but mission agriculturalists showed concern that pasture quality should limit stock holdings to one animal per twenty- five acres. However, 1954 herd totals revealed that livestock density had reached one animal per ten acres. Nyakatsapa also faced a similar situation, with over 300 cattle grazing on 2400 acres of "poor quality" pasturage.
For mission agri...culturalists, the intermixture of grazing areas with arable lands only ■ UMCA file 1459-2-2:54: Report on Nyakatsapa Rural Training Center, 1959.
' E. Sisimayi, personal interview, 25 February 1998.
126 made pasture rotation and control more problematic. At both sites, it appeared that "the land is being rapidly over grazed. . . ."^° Tenants thereafter received constant encouragement to undertake the mission-sponsored four year course of on-the-farm training. A new rental rate went into effect in 1955, intended to subsidize a full- time agricultural demonstrator who would "be able to lead our people there along the paths of righteousness in farming practices!"^' Those who completed the new course would receive a Master Farmer certificate from the government.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . ."^^ Tenants' animal husbandry practices also drew official attention.
Approximately 1500 acres at Amoldine provided reasonable grazing, but mission agriculturalists showed concern that pasture quality should limit stock holdings to one animal per twenty- five acres. However, 1954 herd totals revealed that livestock density had reached one animal per ten acres. Nyakatsapa also faced a similar situation, with over 300 cattle grazing on 2400 acres of "poor quality" pasturage.
For mission agri...culturalists, the intermixture of grazing areas with arable lands only ■ UMCA file 1459-2-2:54: Report on Nyakatsapa Rural Training Center, 1959.
' E. Sisimayi, personal interview, 25 February 1998.
126 made pasture rotation and control more problematic. At both sites, it appeared that "the land is being rapidly over grazed. . . ."^° Tenants thereafter received constant encouragement to undertake the mission-sponsored four year course of on-the-farm training. A new rental rate went into effect in 1955, intended to subsidize a full- time agricultural demonstrator who would "be able to lead our people there along the paths of righteousness in farming practices!"^' Those who completed the new course would receive a Master Farmer certificate from the government.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leedy, Todd Holzgrefe to read onlineMoreLess
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