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101:, and along a road stretching northward from the river for about 25 kilometres (16 mi). The goal of this institute was to follow a more scientific approach with regards to agricultural policies and innovations, and to promote the diffusion of agricultural innovations and know-how under the Congolese farmers. The creation of this institute was part of a larger 'indigenous peasantry programme'. This policy aimed to modernize indigenous agriculture by assigning plots of land to individual families (after rigorous prospection and soil analysis) and by providing them with government support in the form of selected seeds, agronomic advice, fertilizers, etc. The indigenous agricultural techniques were combined with new scientific discoveries, aimed at creating more efficient hybrid farming models and increasing the living standards in the traditional rural communities. In this way, the 35: 27: 43: 19: 128:. Oil palms have relatively low yield around Yangambi compared to coastal regions. This appears to be due to the lower night temperatures in the continental interior, which have a mean minimum at Yangambi of around 20 Â°C (68 Â°F). The scientific research undertaken by INÉAC played an essential role in improving the supply of rubber and 244:. This variety yields large numbers of small fruit with an excellent taste, is productive even on poor soils and is resistant to black leaf streak disease. There is some evidence that this cultivar may have originated in southern Thailand, introduced to the 211:
was designed to be flexible and the implementation varied based on the geographic regions and districts. The institute has also been criticized for concentrating on large-scale agriculture mainly focused on the production of crops suited for export markets.
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Clement, Piet (2014), "Rural development in the Belgian Congo: the late-colonial indigenous peasantry programme and its implementation in the Equateur District", In Bulletin des Scéances de l'Académie Royale des Sciences d'Outre-mer, Brussels, 60 (2), pp.
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for use in different parts of the country. Early-maturing varieties yielded over 1,200 kg/ha of soybeans. Field trials showed that inoculation could increase yields by 80% to 300%. In the 1950s INÉAC researchers discovered the 'Yangambi km 5'
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Drachoussoff, Vladimir, Focan, Alexandre en Hecq, Jacques (eds.), 'Le dĂ©veloppement rural en Afrique centrale 1908-1960/1962 : synthèse et rĂ©flexions', Fondation Roi Baudouin, Bruxelles, 1991
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Drachoussoff, Vladimir, Focan, Alexandre en Hecq, Jacques (eds.), 'Le dĂ©veloppement rural en Afrique centrale 1908-1960/1962 : synthèse et rĂ©flexions', Fondation Roi Baudouin, Bruxelles, 1991
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was intended to increase the living conditions of the traditional rural communities, but critics state that the programme was mainly developed as a solution for the increasing
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During this period, the institute studied a broad range of agricultural topics, gaining international reputation, with 32 research centers throughout the Belgian Congo and
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became widely spread all over the rural parts of the Belgian Congo, based on the (economic) success of the pilot projects in the mid thirties. The
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J. Lebrun, " In Memoriam Floribert Jurion (1904–1977) ", Pédologie, Société belge de Pédologie, vol. XXVII, t. 3, 1977, p. 251-253
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had a vast impact on the practical implementation of the social and economic agricultural policy of the colonial government.
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National Institute for Agronomic Study of the Belgian Congo, Laboratory for Soil science, Yangambi, 1937–1954
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History of Soybeans and Soyfoods in Africa (1857–2009): Extensively Annotated Bibliography and Sourcebook
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Floribert Jurion et J. Henry, Can primitive farming be modernised?, Bruxelles, INEAC, 1969, 455 p.
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Institut National des Etudes et Recherches Agronomique (INERA – formerly INEAC), Yangambi (2011)
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Floribert Jurion et l'Institut National pour l'Etude Agronomique du Congo Belge (INEAC)
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Institut National des Etudes et Recherches Agronomique, depot, Yangambi (2011)
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Ten year plan for the economic and social development of the Belgian Congo
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In the 1930s researchers at INÉAC found the relationship between the
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region in northeastern Congo and then brought to Yangambi before
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Palm oil production in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
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National Institute for Agronomic Study of the Belgian Congo
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also played an important role in the implementation of the
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Nationaal Instituut voor de Landbouwkunde in Belgisch-Congo
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National Institute for Agronomic Study of the Belgian Congo
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Infomusa: The International Journal on Banana and Plantain
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Institut national pour l'Ă©tude agronomique du Congo belge
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Two years after independence, on 31 December 1962, the
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due to excessively intense cultivation and inadequate
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and a diverse range of research into specific crops.
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Agriculture in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
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Dutch
Yangambi
Belgian Congo
Congo River
oil palms
palm oil
World War II
Rwanda-Urundi
Climatology
Plant physiology
Agricultural engineering and mechanics
Zootechnics
Hydrobiology
Agricultural economics
soil depletion
soil management
soybeans
AAA
dessert banana
Kilo-Moto
World War II
Pierre Ryckmans



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