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Strengthening Rural Pond Fish Culture Extension Services - End of assignement report

Year of publication 1995

Pages p.75

Author Dilip Kumar;Fisheries and Aquaculture Management Division

Product type Project

Edition 1

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Kumar, D. Jun 1995. Strengthening Rural Pond Fish Culture Extension Services. End of assignment report (29 April 1994 - 28 June 1995). Dhaka (Bangladesh).

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