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Innovations in agricultural water management: new challenges require new solutions

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  • Giordano, Mark
  • Shah, Tushaar
  • de Fraiture, C.
  • Giordano, Meredith

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  • Giordano, Mark & Shah, Tushaar & de Fraiture, C. & Giordano, Meredith, 2012. "Innovations in agricultural water management: new challenges require new solutions," IWMI Research Reports H045023, International Water Management Institute.
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