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The data of this study was obtained over the course of the 1987 crop year from a total of 60 smallholder farmers who were randomly selected from four villages in Ijebu North Local Government Area of Ogun State, Nigeria. The results of the survey suggest that current farm policy encouraging farmers to adopt sole-cropping practices appears to be misdirected. The intercropping of subsistence food crops is more profitable, efficient, and practical than the cultivation of food crops in segregated stands