Applying Innovation System Principles to Fodder Scarcity: Experiences from the Fodder Innovation Project

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India

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Asia

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Centre for Research on Innovation and Science Policy

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working paper

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Reddy T S Vamsidhar

Puskur Ranjitha

Hall Andy

V Rasheed Sulaiman

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Centre for Research on Innovation and Science Policy

Publication year:

2013

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Applying Innovation System Principles to Fodder Scarcity: Experiences from the Fodder Innovation Project

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