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Effect of seed treatment and nutrient management on Millet and Sorghum establishment and yield in rainy season 2015
Over exploitation of soil and absence of fallow system expose soil to degradation. In addition climate variability is another threat. Under such conditions use of copping innovation may be the alternative. However in contact with other continents and regions, farmers in Sub-Saharan Africa and partic
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