Fertile Soil

Gamini Warushamana

Fertile Soil

Year of publication 2021

Place of publication Kandy, Sri Lanka ;

Pages 16 p.

Author Gamini Warushamana

Publisher FAO ;

Product type Project

Edition 2

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Synopsis (short abstract) The Project News Fertile Soil is the communication tool used by the Rehabilitation of Degraded Agricultural Land Project of the FAO and funded by GEF. This English version is the original one and not a translation. The topics discussed here are Sustainable Land Management ,agriculture, food production, ecosystem services etc. Similar publications will be published in local languages but not the same to this publication.

Language English

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