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A new open-access book that is part of the Earthscan Food and
Agricultural series of the publisher Taylor and Francis/Routledge is now available in
open-access format.
The book is entitled "Transforming Agriculture in Southern Africa". It contains 34 short
chapters written by experts and covers a wide range of topics across scientific fields
dealing with agriculture of the smallholder farmer.
The book targets Southern Africa but the chapters are designed to be of importance where
ever smallholder farmers are fighting for food security and survival.
The book can be downloaded as a pdf file or read online in order to save space on the
computer.
The Link: https://www.taylorfrancis.com/books/e/9780429401701
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Richard A. Sikora, Prof. em.
Institute for Crop Science & Resource Conservation
Consultant Plant Health Management
University of Bonn, Germany
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A new open-access book that is part of the Earthscan Food and
Agricultural series of the publisher Taylor and Francis/Routledge is now available in
open-access format.
The book is entitled "Transforming Agriculture in Southern Africa". It contains 34 short
chapters written by experts and covers a wide range of topics across scientific fields
dealing with agriculture of the smallholder farmer.
The book targets Southern Africa but the chapters are designed to be of importance where
ever smallholder farmers are fighting for food security and survival.
The book can be downloaded as a pdf file or read online in order to save space on the
computer.
The Link: https://www.taylorfrancis.com/books/e/9780429401701
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Richard A. Sikora, Prof. em.
Institute for Crop Science & Resource Conservation
Consultant Plant Health Management
University of Bonn, Germany
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