Recent Innovations to Zambia’s Farmer Input Support Program & Insights on Short-run Effects

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July 30, 2018 - Author: Nicole M. Mason, Auckland Kuteya & Hambulo Ngoma

Nicole M. Mason, Auckland Kuteya & Hambulo Ngoma
Recent Innovations to Zambia’s Farmer Input Support Program & Insights on Short-run Effects

International Conference of Agricultural Economists,
Vancouver, Canada, July 30, 2018

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Tags: c1-c2, c1/c2, c3, food security group, fsg presentations, fsp presentations, innovation lab for food security policy, input use and market development, sustainable agricultural intensification, zambia

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Nicole Mason-Wardell

Nicole Mason-Wardell
masonn@msu.edu

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