Cassava garden in village of Mukupa Katandula

In the 1970s, transport from outside the area was not common, so the more common maize flour was not readily available. Cassava was for many years the staple crop/food in the area, dried and pounded into flour or eaten roasted in large pieces. Root crops tend to be more resistant to pests and drought.

• 1976

• Cancel, Robert

6840-08 Kaputa - Nsama LMWT boat 1976

• Mukupa Katandula, Northern Province, Zambia
• Zambia

• Photography

• Agriculture
• Farming
• Landscapes (environments)
• Melon
• Natural resources
• Tabwa culture
• Zambian culture

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• No linguistic content; Not applicable

Shared Shelf: 198970

• Cancel, Robert

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