In other words, economic interests (and therefore the pay-offs from evicting strangers) overpineappleproduction differ radically from those related to cocoa production.
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They also plant and maintain different crops (cassava, coffee,pineapple, plantain) and attend to other duties to complement their spouses' activities.
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It so happens that the soil is very suitable, and the fruit of good taste, everybody starts getting thepineapplefrom there.
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The heir also holds the short-term use right to producepineappleor food crops.
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Re-compacting the peat or adopting new systems with intercrops (pineapplein this case) are considerations.
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Whereas in our study area the eviction of the strangers would mainly mean the loss of the land rent income, and of the intermediation gains in thepineapplesector.
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The aim is to achieve totally bare soil, with moss cover that does not attract the pest, or planted with an unattractive intercrop such aspineapple.
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Are we to say that, to arrive at the net drained weight, thepineappleis to be weighed immediately the tin is emptied?
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The result was a disastrously unviablepineappleproduction.
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I come now to the question of peaches, pineapples and all the other costly commodities which appear in the shop windows today.
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