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Agricultural census 2000, Main Results

Ireland

Year of publication 2000

Place of publication Rome, Italy;

Product type Document

Category Other document

Synopsis (short abstract) These documents provide comprehensive metadata profiles and key findings of agricultural censuses conducted by FAO member countries in each World Programme for the Census of Agriculture round (WCA).

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