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... Agency for International Development. They are intended for distribution to readers in developing countries who are affiliated with governmental, educational, or research institutions, and who have professional interest in the subject areas treated by the reports.
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... 34. Priorities in Biotechnology Research for International Development: Proceedings of a Workshop.
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... 443 47. Amaranth: Modern Prospects for an Ancient Crop.
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... 444 Innovations in Tropical Forestay 35. Sowing Forests from the Air.
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... 1983, 133pp. Describes banteng, madura, mithan, yak, kouprey, babirusa, javan warty pig, and other obscure but possibly globally useful wild and domesticated animals that are indigenous to Asia.
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... 1984, 96pp. Identifies measures to help restore critical ecological processes and thereby increase sustainable production in dryland farming, irrigated agriculture, forestry and fuelwood, and animal husbandry.
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... 447 Forthcoming Books from BOSTID Applications of Biotechnology to Tradtional Fermented Foods (1991)
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... 448 BOSTID Publication Distributors United States: Agribookstore 1611 N Kent Street Arlington, VA 22209 agAccess PO Box 2008 Davis, CA 95617 Europe: I.T.
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... 449 For More Information To receive more information about BOSTID reports and programs, please fill in the attached coupon and mail it to: Board on Science and Technology for International Development Publications and Information Services (HA-476E) Office of International Affairs National Research Council 2101 Constitution Avenue, N.W.
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  • domesticated animals
  • animal husbandry
  • international development
  • animal production


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