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Office du Niger

French agency
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  • Ségou

    …is the headquarters of the Office du Niger, an extensive irrigation system begun in 1932. The region in which Ségou is situated is important agriculturally because of the efforts of the Office du Niger. Irrigated rice cultivation in the region has been expanded, and other crops include cotton, sugar, millet,…

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    …is the headquarters of the Office du Niger, an extensive irrigation system begun in 1932. The region in which Ségou is situated is important agriculturally because of the efforts of the Office du Niger. Irrigated rice cultivation in the region has been expanded, and other crops include cotton, sugar, millet,…

    Read More