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    Conservation agriculture production systems (CAPS) poster for Orissa, India 2011

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    2011
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    Halbrendt, Jacqueline
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    This poster illustrates how the short-term costs of CAPS implementation are outweighed by long-term benefits. The CAPS shown are specific to those implemented on trial plots in Orissa, India; minimum till, cover crops and intercropping with legumes. Specific factors mentioned include farm labor, yields, soil disturbance, and nutrition.
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