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Impact of resources and technology on farm production in northwestern China

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  • Deng, Xinan
  • Luo, Yuzhou
  • Dong, Suocheng
  • Yang, Xiusheng

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  • Deng, Xinan & Luo, Yuzhou & Dong, Suocheng & Yang, Xiusheng, 2005. "Impact of resources and technology on farm production in northwestern China," Agricultural Systems, Elsevier, vol. 84(2), pages 155-169, May.
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