No-till farming for sustainable rural development

Pieri, C.; Evers, G.; Landers, J.; O'Connell, P.

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No-till farming for sustainable rural development

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Other literature type 19 Apr 2016 United States English Publisher:The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development: Rural Development Department

Authors: Pieri, C.; Evers, G.; Landers, J.; O'Connell, P.;

handle: 10919/69052

No-till farming for sustainable rural development

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Soil management, Soil organic matter, Farm/Enterprise Scale Field Scale Watershed, Ecoagriculture, Sustainable agriculture, Better land husbandry, No-till, Soil fertility, Crop rotations, Soil degradation, Pest management, Paraguay, Community development, Empowerment, Côte d'ivoire, Rural development, Sustainable land management, Brazil

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