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Adoption of improved chickpea varieties: KRIBHCO experience in tribal region of Gujarat, India

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  • Shiyani, R. L.
  • Joshi, P. K.
  • Asokan, M.
  • Bantilan, M. C. S.

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  • Shiyani, R. L. & Joshi, P. K. & Asokan, M. & Bantilan, M. C. S., 2002. "Adoption of improved chickpea varieties: KRIBHCO experience in tribal region of Gujarat, India," Agricultural Economics, Blackwell, vol. 27(1), pages 33-39, May.
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