Soil fertility management in semi-arid agriculture in Tanzania : farmers' perceptions and management practices.

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TextSeries: CDR working paperPublication details: Copenhagen : Center for Development Research, 2001.Description: 31p. : ill. ; 30cmSubject(s):

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Book	Dr. Wilbert Chagula Library	East Africana Collection	EAF PAM QTO HD72.C38 No.01.10 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		000000013790
Book	Directorate of Library Services (UDSM)	IRA-Institute of Resources Assessment	IRA HD72.C38 No.01.10 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		000000207393

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