FFTC Research Highlights : the concept and role of the "knowledgeable farmer": as the core manpower in knowledge-based agriculture / Rural Development Administration (RDA)

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TextPublication details: Taiwan: Food and Fertilizer Technology Center, 2002Description: 1 online resource (2 pages)Content type:

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"For further information, Korean Journal of Sericultural Science 32, 1: 53-68" Extract from: FFTC Research Highlights, February 2002

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