Inorganic Fertilizer Adoption, Use Intensity and Rainfed Rice Yield in Benin

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"Inorganic Fertilizer Adoption, Use Intensity and Rainfed Rice Yield in Benin"
written by Firmin N. Anago, Dagbenonbakin G. Dieudonné, Agbangba C. Emile, Oussou C. T. Brice, Amadji L. Guillaume,
published by Open Journal of Soil Science, Vol.10 No.1, 2020

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[3]	Factors driving inorganic fertilizer adoption, use intensity and rainfed rice yield in Benin
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[4]	Subsidized Fertilizer Utilization and Determinants among Small-scale Maize Farmers in Kakamega County, Kenya


[5]	Fertilizer Quality Monitoring System in the Supply Chain based on Wireless Sensor Networks

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