Role of faculties of agriculture, forestry, and veterinary medicine in SADCC's needs for agricultural research, training, and extension

Role of faculties of agriculture, forestry, and veterinary medicine in SADCC's needs for agricultural research, training, and extension

by SACCAR Workshop (1987 Harare

Part of SACCAR workshop series ;

1992

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