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Improving the sustainability of rice cultivation in Central Thailand with biofertilizers and laser land leveling

Improving the sustainability of rice cultivation in Central Thailand with biofertilizers and laser land leveling

February 28, 2023

by Anny Ruth Pame, Duangporn Vithoonjit, Nisa Meesang, Carlito Balingbing, Martin Gummert, Nguyen Van Hung, Grant Singleton...

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