Techniques in Utilizing Remote Sensor Technology for Precision Crop Production by Farmers as Climate Change Adaptation Strategy in Nigeria

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"Techniques in Utilizing Remote Sensor Technology for Precision Crop Production by Farmers as Climate Change Adaptation Strategy in Nigeria"
written by Florence O. Ifeanyieze, Michael E. Ikehi, Edward Isiwu,
published by Agricultural Sciences, Vol.5 No.14, 2014

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