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_bEspañol
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_aOsei Bonsu, K.
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_aAmoah, F.M.
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_aOppong, F.K.
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245 1 4 _aThe establishment and early yield of cocoa intercropped with food crops in Ghana
260 _aGhana:
_bACCRA,
_c1998
270 _aSan José, C.R.
300 _a9 páginas:
_b5 tablas
500 _aSum. (En, Fr)
504 _aIncluye 23 referencias bibliográficas en las páginas 52-53
520 _aA cocoa-food crop intercropping trial was set up in 1988 at the Cocoa Research Institute of Ghana, Tafo. The effects of plantain, cassava, and maize as intercrops with cocoa only and in their various combinations on the establishment, growth of the cocoa, and the profitability of the food crops were studied in a randomized block experiment with five replicates. Mixed hybrid cocoa seedlings were planted at 3 m W 3 m and Glyricidia maculata provided permanent shade in all plots. Three years after planting, the sole cocoa with Glyricidia maculata was inferior in growth to the cocoa interplanted with food crops. Cocoa in treatments which included maize showed superior growth and better precocity. Yield of each food intercrop with cocoa only was higher than when combined with other food crops. Sole cocoa gave less revenue equivalent to the operational costs during the establishment phase. The other food crop combinations with cocoa gave net revenue gain in the first 2 years after planting. The economic evaluation of the food crop combinations indicated that treatments which included cassava were the most profitable.
546 _aObra escrita en inglés con resumen en francés
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_aTHEOBROMA CACAO
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_aGLIRICIDIA SEPIUM
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_aMUSA
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_aMANIHOT ESCULENTA
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_aZEA MAYS
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_aCHROMOLAENA ODORATA
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_aPLANTACION
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_aPLANTAS DE SOMBRA
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_aCULTIVO INTERCALADO
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_aAGROFORESTERIA
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_aRENDIMIENTO DE CULTIVOS
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_aANALISIS ECONOMICO
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_aANALISIS DE COSTOS Y BENEFICIOS
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_aTHEOBROMA CACAO
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_aGLIRICIDIA SEPIUM
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_aMUSA
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_aMANIHOT ESCULENTA
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_aZEA MAYS
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_aCHROMOLAENA ODORATA
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_aPLANTING
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_aSHADE PLANTS
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_aINTERCROPPING
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_aAGROFORESTRY
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_aCROP YIELD
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_aECONOMIC ANALYSIS
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_aCOST BENEFIT ANALYSIS
773 0 _tJournal of Agricultural Science (Ghana)
_gVolumen 31, número 1, páginas 45-53
_d1998
856 4 0 _uhttps://doi.org/10.4314/gjas.v31i1.1944
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_yeng
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