ILRI programme: Progress, achievements and impact 1994-1998. Proceedings of a workshop
Lack of seeds has been identified as an important limitation to increase food production by CGIAR. ILCA and ICARDA have established seed units to address this constraint and promote the supply of seeds of their mandate crops. Much of the seed used for sowing crops in developing countries is produced...
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International Livestock Centre for Africa
1994
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