Conservation Agriculture Benefits Indian Farmers, but Technology Targeting Needed for Greater Impacts
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Conservation Agriculture Benefits Indian Farmers, but Technology Targeting Needed for Greater Impacts
Creator:
Krishna, V.;
Keil, A.;
Meha Jain;
Weiqi Zhou;
Monish Jose;
Subash, S.P.;
Barba‐Escoto, L.;
Singh, B.;
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Jat, ML;
Erenstein, O.
Keil, A.;
Meha Jain;
Weiqi Zhou;
Monish Jose;
Subash, S.P.;
Barba‐Escoto, L.;
Singh, B.;

Singh, B.



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Jat, ML;

Erenstein, O.

Year:
2022
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Journal:
Frontiers in Agronomy
Journal volume:
4
Place of Publication:
Switzerland
Publisher:
Frontiers
Citation:
Conservation Agriculture Benefits Indian Farmers, but Technology Targeting Needed for Greater Impacts. 2022. 4 DOI: 10.3389/fagro.2022.772732 Frontiers.