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- Agriculture_of_Madagascar abstract "The Agriculture of Madagascar is heavily influenced by its rainfall, which is generally abundant on the whole East coast, decreases sharply on the highlands falling to less than 500 mm per year in the South and South-West. The main growing season starts with the first rains in October – November. The cropping calendar greatly varies from region to region, according to the very different climatic conditions, soils and altitude.".
- Q4694103 abstract "The Agriculture of Madagascar is heavily influenced by its rainfall, which is generally abundant on the whole East coast, decreases sharply on the highlands falling to less than 500 mm per year in the South and South-West. The main growing season starts with the first rains in October – November. The cropping calendar greatly varies from region to region, according to the very different climatic conditions, soils and altitude.".
- Agriculture_of_Madagascar comment "The Agriculture of Madagascar is heavily influenced by its rainfall, which is generally abundant on the whole East coast, decreases sharply on the highlands falling to less than 500 mm per year in the South and South-West. The main growing season starts with the first rains in October – November. The cropping calendar greatly varies from region to region, according to the very different climatic conditions, soils and altitude.".
- Q4694103 comment "The Agriculture of Madagascar is heavily influenced by its rainfall, which is generally abundant on the whole East coast, decreases sharply on the highlands falling to less than 500 mm per year in the South and South-West. The main growing season starts with the first rains in October – November. The cropping calendar greatly varies from region to region, according to the very different climatic conditions, soils and altitude.".