Agricultural production in West Africa can be improved by the following practices except the

Agricultural production in West Africa can be improved by several practices, including the use of modern farm implements, the application of proven agricultural research findings, and the supply of improved seeds and livestock to farmers. However, the legislation of communal land holding system is not a practice that can improve agricultural production in West Africa. In fact, communal land holding system can create challenges for farmers as it often involves multiple individuals or families sharing a single piece of land, making it difficult to implement modern farming practices or to make decisions about how to use the land. Additionally, communal land holding system can create disputes over land ownership or usage, which can lead to conflict and further hinder agricultural productivity. Therefore, while other practices can contribute to improving agricultural production in West Africa, the legislation of communal land holding system is not one of them.