Utilisation et Adoption des Semences Améliorées et Hybrides de Sorgho: Impacts Economiques

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November 17, 2016 - Author: Melinda Smale, Alpha Kergna, Amidou Assima, Naman Keita, Abdramane Traore, Bino Teme, Steve Haggblade

Utilisation et Adoption des Semences Améliorées et Hybrides de Sorgho: Impacts Economiques, Melinda Smale, Alpha Kergna, Amidou Assima, Naman Keita, Abdramane Traore, Bino Teme, Steve Haggblade

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Bamako, Mali
17 Novembre 2016

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Melinda Smale

Melinda Smale
msmale@msu.edu

Steven Haggblade

Steven Haggblade
blade@msu.edu

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