Titlebook: Eastern Nigeria; A Geographical Revie Barry Floyd Book 1969 Barry Floyd 1969 geography.Nigeria.regions.world regional geography

oblique

Traditional Agriculturecent of the region’s commercial assets. Over fifty per cent of the region’s output still originates in the agricultural sector. Agriculture is therefore a major determinant of the geography of Eastern Nigeria and deserves our close attention in consequence.

Kaleidoscope

Largess

General Aspects and Geology(both organic and inorganic), cultural groupings and settlement patterns, Eastern Nigeria in a sense epitomises the entire nation although it possesses certain geographical characteristics which are unique.

出血

Soil Erosion and Deterioration to distinctive soils, geological formations and landforms (Figs. 6.1, 5.2, 4.1), together with marked disturbance of the natural vegetation cover by man in the course of agricultural pursuits, have initiated the regrettable scenes of devastation of natural resources in several areas of Eastern Nigeria today.

Overthrow

Meteorological and Climatological Considerationsd man. Weather and climate have a direct effect on human health, efficiency and psychology, and an indirect effect on man’s economic activities through the interaction with soils, vegetation, crops, geomorphic processes and hydrology.

Genetics

climax

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-28034-5ductive sector of the economy’.. Those who farm as their forbears did cannot make the significant contributions to the economic growth of the Eastern Provinces which are necessary if a truly modern society is to emerge.

纬度

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-3615-3parable need to transform traditional techniques of fishing among the region’s population. Only by utilising improved fishing methods and new gear can Eastern Nigerian fishermen hope to make their contribution to the dietary needs of the region in the years ahead.

AWE

CSS Fundamentals for Advanced Usebeen set up as going concerns in the Eastern Provinces since 1962. If, furthermore, the ‘cut-off’ point had been taken as five employees or even less, a more realistic figure so far as small industries in Eastern Nigeria are concerned, then the number of industrial firms would have been increased to many thousands.

有法律效应

Shortcomings of Traditional Agriculture and the Need for Innovationsductive sector of the economy’.. Those who farm as their forbears did cannot make the significant contributions to the economic growth of the Eastern Provinces which are necessary if a truly modern society is to emerge.