Harvesting the Future: Reform and Renewal of Myanmar’s Research and Extension System

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May 12, 2017 - Author: Duncan Boughton

Duncan Boughton, Professor, International Development on behalf of DAR Research Task Force
Harvesting the Future: Reform and Renewal of Myanmar’s Research and Extension System

National Agricultural Research and Extension Meeting
Yezin, Myanmar
May 12, 2017

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Duncan Boughton

Duncan Boughton
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