Water and Soil in Holy Matrimony? (notice n° 3433)

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020 ## - INTERNATIONAL STANDARD BOOK NUMBER
International Standard Book Number 9789956764518
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Personal name Munyaradzi, Christopher
245 01 - TITLE STATEMENT
Title Water and Soil in Holy Matrimony?
Remainder of title A smallholder farmer?s innovative agricultural practices for adapting to climate in rural Zimbabwe
Statement of responsibility, etc. ['Munyaradzi, Christopher']
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Name of producer, publisher, distributor, manufacturer Langaa RPCIG
Date of production, publication, distribution, manufacture, or copyright notice 2017
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Summary, etc. This book is a biography based on a qualitative ethnographic study of adaptation to climate by Mr Zephaniah Phiri Maseko, an award-winning smallholder farmer from Zvishavane, rural Zimbabwe. Ethnographic data provides insight and lessons of Mr Phiri Maseko and other farmers? practices for rethinking existing strategies for adaptation to climate change. The concept of adaptation is probed in relationship to the closely related concepts of vulnerability, resilience and innovation. This study also explores the concept of conviviality and argues that Mr Phiri Maseko?s adaptation to climate hinges on mediating barriers between local and exogenous knowledge systems. The book argues that Mr Phiri Maseko offered tangible adaptive climate strategies through his innovations that ?marry water and soil so that it won?t elope and run-off but raise a family? on his plot. His agricultural practices are anchored on the Shona concept of?hurudza?(an exceptionally productive farmer). This book explores the concept and practices of?uhurudza,?to suggest that the latter-day?hurudza?(commercial farmer)?as embodied by Mr Phiri Maseko offers an important set of resources for the development of climate adaptation strategies in the region. This study of smallholder farmers? adoption of innovations to climate highlights the ?complex interplay? of multiple factors that act as barriers to uptake. Such interplay of multiple stressors increases the vulnerability of smallholders. The study concludes by arguing that in as much as the skewed colonial land policy impoverished the smallholder farmers, Mr Phiri Maseko nonetheless redefined himself as a latter-day?hurudza?and thus breaks free from the poverty cycle by conjuring ingenious ways of reducing vulnerability to climate. The book does not suggest that Mr Phiri Maseko?s innovations offer a silver bullet solution to the insecure rural livelihoods of smallholder farmers; nevertheless, they are a source of hope in an environment of uncertainty. His steely tenacity in the face of a multi-stressor environment is to be treasured.
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Personal name Munyaradzi, Christopher
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