The case of zero-tillage technology in Argentina

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http://www.ifpri.org/sites/default/files/publications/ifpridp00915.pdf

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Countries:

Argentina

Provider:

International Food Policy Research Institute

Type:

working paper

Authors:

Trigo E.

Cap E.

Malach V.

Villarreal F.

Publisher:

International Food Policy Research Institute

Description:

Case study of no-till innovations in Argentina, includes an analysis of the factors and policies leading to its development and the main impacts (social and economic)

Publication year:

2009

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The case of zero-tillage technology in Argentina

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