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    Maize yield response to N, P, K, population, and planting date in Lesotho, Southern Africa

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    2011
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    Bruns, M.
    Walker, Forbes
    Eash, Neal S.
    Jones, W.
    Marake, Makoala V.
    Wilcox, M.
    Lambert, D.
    Stobbe, E.
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    This is an abstract of a presentation at the Soil Science Society of America meeting in San Antinio, Texas on Wednesday October 19th, 2011 at 10:20 in the morning. The presentation includes conservation agriculture techniques used in Lestho in Sub-Sahara Africa to increase soil carbon, in turn increasing production yields. This is an area of minimal data, therefore a variety of farming types were used, which include livelihood farming, small-scale farming, and large-scale farming
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10919/70361
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