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    Poor Farmers Can't Afford Conservation

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    CGIAR Secretariat
    Date
    1989-05
    Language
    en
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    News release issued on the occassion of the CGIAR's annual mid-term meeting held in Canberra, Australia, May-June 1989. Release announces that Professor Leslie Swindale, Director General of ICRISAT, and chairman of the CGIAR's committee on sustainable agricultural production will report on how to promote agricultural sustainability. As an example of research that leads to sustainable increases in productivity, Professor Swindale cites ICRISAT's work on double-cropping and how farmers have been quick to adopt this new technology.
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