The Use of Indigenous Knowledge in Predicting Changes in Seasonal Rainfall by Smallholder Farmers of Ruteete Subcounty, Kabarole District

"The Use of Indigenous Knowledge in Predicting Changes in Seasonal Rainfall by Smallholder Farmers of Ruteete Subcounty, Kabarole District"
written by Kandida Nyakaisiki, Isaac Mugume, Triphonia Ngailo, Rhoda Nakabugo,
published by Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection, Vol.7 No.1, 2019

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