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Dhādekī-Sālhāpūr の農業 (2) : 北インド農村の社会と生活(Ⅵ)
Agriculture in Dhādekī-Sālhāpūr (2) : A North Indian Village (Ⅵ)
佐々木, 明
Cattle are Bos Indicus and Bubalis buffelus. A Jat family keeps at least four head of cattle, including two oxen and one she-buffalo, even if the cattle power exceeds the demand of their minifundio. Fodder (mainly chaff) is supplied domestically, totalling nearly one third of the gross yield. An agricultural tool kit consists of a hal (plough), a gahan (harrow), a pata (plate harrow), a kasli (hoe), a dranti (sickle), a kulpa (weeding trowel), a kulhari (ax), a guG
Article
人文科学論集 20: 41-53 (1986)
信州大学人文学部
1986-03-05
jpn
departmental bulletin paper
VoR
http://hdl.handle.net/10091/11711
https://soar-ir.repo.nii.ac.jp/records/1073
0288-0555
AN0012272X
人文科学論集
20
41
53
https://soar-ir.repo.nii.ac.jp/record/1073/files/Humanities_20-04.pdf
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