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Imogolita en un andisol de México by Hidalgo, C, Etchevers, J.D, Quantin, P

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El agroecosistema café orgánico en México by Escamilla P, E., Ruiz R, O., Díaz P, G., Landeros S, C., Platas R, D.E., Zamarripa C, A., González H, V.A.

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Sistemas de monitoreo forestal en México by Medellín, Claudia, Corrales, Lenin

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Importancia del control microbiano en México. by Alatorre R., Raquel

“…El impacto mundial parece haber tenido efecto sobre el desarrollo de esta tecnología en México, ya que en los últimos años, se ha manifestado un cambio que ha permitido impulsar el manejo de agentes microbianos como alternativa para el control de insectos plaga.…”
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Strawberries in Mexico, Central America, Colombia, and Ecuador. by Darrow, George M.

“…A partir de enero 19 a marzo 19, 1952, mientras que hace una encuesta de frutas de clima templado en las tierras altas de México a Ecuador, observé las fresas en la mayoría de estos países. …”
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CIMMYT's Research and Training Activities Outside Mexico by International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center, Hanson, Haldore

“…Discussion paper prepared by CIMMYT for TAC Eleventh Meeting held at CIMMYT Headquarters, 27-28 October 1975 describing CIMMYT's regional and collaborative programs outside Mexico and whether these should be components of the center's core activities or special projects. …”
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CGIAR Annual General Meeting, Mexico City, Mexico, October 27-28, 2004 : Summary Record of Proceedings of the Stakeholder Meeting by CGIAR Secretariat

“…Summary report of the Stakeholder Meeting of the CGIAR annual general meeting 2004, held in Mexico City from October 27 to October 28, Ian Johnson presiding. …”
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CGIAR Annual General Meeting, Mexico City, Mexico, October 28-29, 2004 : Summary Record of Proceedings of the Business Meeting by CGIAR Secretariat

“…Summary record of the Business Meeting of the CGIAR annual general meeting held October 28-29, 2004 in Mexico City, Ian Johnson presiding. Main decisions include: Adoption of the CGIAR Charter, approval of the Generation CP beyond its inception phase, approval of the Sub Saharan Africa CP, in principle, for a 5-year period, subject to a successful assessment of its 18-month inception phase, to be initiated in the beginning of 2005, CGIAR endorsement of the IRRI EPMR including ExCo recommendation which reads: IRRI should expand its activities in SSA with the proviso that it work closely with WARDA, the leading rice research institution in SSA.This closer cooperation with WARDA should include work on upland rice in Africa. …”
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Efecto de la inoculación de frijol en zonas de temporal en Durango [México]. by Quintero, M.J, Gonzalez, S.M, Calzada, C, Castillo, M.A, Peña, M.

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Determinación de las necesidades de adiestramientos del personal de los servicios cooperativos de extensión agrícola de México, como base para programar su capacitación by Victoria Viazcán, R.

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Estructura y diversidad arbórea en bosques de encino del centro de México by Rosaliano Evaristo, Rubén, Ávila Akerberg, Víctor, Franco Maass, Sergio, Valencia A, Susana, López Mathamba, Luis Angel

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El teocintle en Mexico: distribucion y situacion actual de las poblaciones. Teosinte in Mexico: distribution and present status of populations by Sánchez G, J., Ordaz S, L.

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El manejo del agua en la Cuenca Lerma-Chapala, Mexico. In SpanishWater management in the Lerma-Chapala Basin, Mexico by Ramos Osorio, S., Wester, P.

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Ecosystem restoration in Mexico: Insights on the project planning phase by Martínez Garza, C., Méndez Toribio, M., Ceccon, E., Guariguata, Manuel R.

“…We evaluated six of the eight aspects of the international guidance for the planning phase of restoration projects carried out in Mexico between 1979 and 2016. Methods: The information about the restoration projects was compiled using a digital survey composed of 137 questions. …”
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Multiyear Maize management dataset collected in Chiapas, Mexico by Trevisan, Rodrigo G., Martin, Nicolas F., Fonteyne, Simon, Verhulst, Nele, Dorado Betancourt, Hugo Andres, Jiménez, Daniel, Gardeazábal Monsalve, Andrea

“…To best balance alternative management practices' environmental and economic outcomes, an extensive dataset was gathered through CIMMYT's knowledge hub in Chiapas, a state in southern Mexico. In a knowledge hub, farmers, with the support of farm advisors, compare conventional and improved agronomic practices side-by-side and install demonstration fields where they implement improved practices. …”
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Cash transfer programs with income multipliers: PROCAMPO in Mexico by Sadoulet, Elisabeth, Davis, Benjamin, De Janvry, Alain

“…This paper analyzes the PROCAMPO program in Mexico, which was introduced to compensate farmers for the anticipated negative effect of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) on the price of basic crops. …”
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Cash transfer programs with income multipliers: PROCAMPO in Mexico by Sadoulet, Elisabeth, Davis, Benjamin, De Janvry, Alain

“…This paper analyzes the PROCAMPO program in Mexico, which was introduced to compensate farmers for the anticipated negative effect of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) on the price of basic crops. …”
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Targeting the poor in Mexico: an evaluation of the selection of households for PROGRESA by Skoufias, Emmanuel, de la Vega, Sergio, Davis, Benjamin

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Targeting the poor in Mexico: an evaluation of the selection of households into PROGRESA by Skoufias, Emmanuel, Davis, Benjamin, de la Vega, Sergio

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An evaluation of the distributional power of PROGRESA's cash transfers in Mexico by Coady, David

“…Using both national-sample and program-level census survey data, we evaluate the distributional power of Mexico's Programa Nacional de Educacion, Salud y Alimentacion (PROGRESA) transfers using the so-called distributional characteristic.These transfers are targeted both geographically at marginal localities and at poor households within these localities. …”
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