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Rooted in Sustainability: Agroforestry’s Potential and Challenges in the Horticultural Sector of Senegal
Discover how agroforestry can transform Senegal's horticultural sector into a model of sustainability. This groundbreaking study, "Rooted in Sustainability: Agroforestry’s Potential and Challenges in the Horticultural Sector of Senegal," explores innovative practices that merge trees, crops, and loc
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