Public Agricultural Extension, Pest and Disease Experience, and Adoption of Improved Wheat Varieties

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GJAE - German Journal of Agricultural Economics

Jahrgang 72 (2023), Heft 03-04

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Jahrgang 72 (2023), Heft 03-04

Public Agricultural Extension, Pest and Disease Experience, and Adoption of Improved Wheat Varieties

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