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On-farm crop trials cropping season 1994/1995. Results and evaluation

Land Use Planning for Sustainable Agricultural Development - Botswana - Field Document 8

Year of publication 1995

Author R. P. Bekker., M. Bitsang, D.K. Dira, H.P. Gilika, M. Kgaswanyane, S. P. Kristensen, J. Van Der Pol, Z.D. Phillime, J. Venema, P.S. Wijesuriya;Land and Water Division

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