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Mangrove Rice Farming in Guinea Bissau
Mangrove rice cultivation is the common thread that links an incredibly variety of ethnic groups, sharing commons rituals and practices that are otherwise oral transmitted. The cropping year starts just after the first constant rains in June, when the soil is wet enough to be ploughed by men, both i
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