Titre :	International agricultural research networks for Sorghum and millet
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Mention d'édition :	AID
Editeur :	AID
Année de publication :	1975
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	CI-11353
Note générale :	"This book contains three parts. Part 1 presents the international sorghum and millet research network. It is hoped that by these network, the ""critical massing"" of resources necessary to solve the important agricultural problems of the LDCS can be achieved. The basic information of the network required by operational personnel is presented in descriptive form in the table following the charts. The charts shows the major lonkages and sources of funds in the sorghum and millet research network. Part 2 views the network in terms of AID support. Part 3 lastly contents a list of the various institutions and their adresses."
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés :	Agriculture  Millet  Sorgho  Recherche agronomique  Institut de recherche  Pays en développement  Services  Fertilisation  Coopération internationale
Index. décimale :	630 Agriculture et techniques connexes
Résumé :	"This book contains three parts. Part 1 presents the international sorghum and millet research network. It is hoped that by these network, the ""critical massing"" of resources necessary to solve the important agricultural problems of the LDCS can be achieved. The basic information of the network required by operational personnel is presented in descriptive form in the table following the charts. The charts shows the major lonkages and sources of funds in the sorghum and millet research network. Part 2 views the network in terms of AID support. Part 3 lastly contents a list of the various institutions and their adresses."
Note de contenu :	"This book contains three parts. Part 1 presents the international sorghum and millet research network. It is hoped that by these network, the ""critical massing"" of resources necessary to solve the important agricultural problems of the LDCS can be achieved. The basic information of the network required by operational personnel is presented in descriptive form in the table following the charts. The charts shows the major lonkages and sources of funds in the sorghum and millet research network. Part 2 views the network in terms of AID support. Part 3 lastly contents a list of the various institutions and their adresses."

International agricultural research networks for Sorghum and millet [texte imprimé]  . -  AID . - AID, 1975.
ISSN : CI-11353
"This book contains three parts. Part 1 presents the international sorghum and millet research network. It is hoped that by these network, the ""critical massing"" of resources necessary to solve the important agricultural problems of the LDCS can be achieved. The basic information of the network required by operational personnel is presented in descriptive form in the table following the charts. The charts shows the major lonkages and sources of funds in the sorghum and millet research network. Part 2 views the network in terms of AID support. Part 3 lastly contents a list of the various institutions and their adresses."
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Mots-clés :	Agriculture  Millet  Sorgho  Recherche agronomique  Institut de recherche  Pays en développement  Services  Fertilisation  Coopération internationale
Index. décimale :	630 Agriculture et techniques connexes
Résumé :	"This book contains three parts. Part 1 presents the international sorghum and millet research network. It is hoped that by these network, the ""critical massing"" of resources necessary to solve the important agricultural problems of the LDCS can be achieved. The basic information of the network required by operational personnel is presented in descriptive form in the table following the charts. The charts shows the major lonkages and sources of funds in the sorghum and millet research network. Part 2 views the network in terms of AID support. Part 3 lastly contents a list of the various institutions and their adresses."
Note de contenu :	"This book contains three parts. Part 1 presents the international sorghum and millet research network. It is hoped that by these network, the ""critical massing"" of resources necessary to solve the important agricultural problems of the LDCS can be achieved. The basic information of the network required by operational personnel is presented in descriptive form in the table following the charts. The charts shows the major lonkages and sources of funds in the sorghum and millet research network. Part 2 views the network in terms of AID support. Part 3 lastly contents a list of the various institutions and their adresses."