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    Developing sustainable conservation agriculture for smallholder farmers in Southern Africa

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    2012
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    Eash, Neal S.
    Walker, Forbes
    Thierfelder, Christian
    Marake, Makoala V.
    Wilcox, M.
    Lambert, D.
    Basson, A.
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    This presentation was given at the Soil Science Society of America annual meeting on October 22nd, 2012 in Cincinnati, Ohio at 11:10 in the morning. Conservation agricultural practices were used in Southern Africa's cropping system to improve soil nutrient, improve food security, sequester carbon, and mitigate green house gases.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10919/70379
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