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Fig 1.

Location of the villages surveyed.

The map highlights the locations of surveyed villages within the commune boundaries of Ross Bethio and Diama, integrated with existing irrigation perimeters.

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Table 1.

Agricultural areas owned by households (N = 326).

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Table 2.

Agricultural seasonal calendar.

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Fig 2.

Percentage of farmers who cultivate according to season (N = 326). The chart illustrates the frequency of cultivation versus land dormancy across the rainy season (wintering), cold off-season, and hot off-season (N = 326).

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Table 3.

Share of cultivated areas per season in the total area owned by respondents (N = 326).

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Fig 3.

Frequency of crops in plots according to the growing season.

Distribution of rice and various horticultural crops across the three annual growing cycles (N = 326).

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Table 4.

Net households income during the different campaigns (FCFA) (N = 326).

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Table 5.

Decomposition of inequalities in agricultural profits according to seasons (N = 326).

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Fig 4.

Lorenz curve of the distribution of agricultural profit realized by household during the campaigns.

(4-A) Hot off-season, (4-B) Rainy season, (4-C) Cold off-season, and (4-D) Aggregated annual profit for all three seasons (N = 326).

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Fig 5.

Trend in crop areas and yields in the Senegal River Valley from 2001 to 2021.

(5-A) Rice, (5-B) Onion, (5-C) Tomato, and (5-D) Total annual cultivated area for all crops.

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