Forty percent of Colombian rice producers cultivating 275,608 hectares adopt improved rice varieties developed by CCAFS/Alliance and Rice Growers’ Federation with Ministry of Agriculture support
Since 2013, CCAFS/Alliance Bioversity-CIAT collaborated with the Colombian Ministry of Agriculture and Rice Growers Federation through the AclimateColombia program to increase farmers’ resilience to climate change and climate variability while improving productivity. An ex-post assessment demonstrat...
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2020
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/121284 |
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