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Reversing the degradation of arable land in the Ethiopian highlands

Library item id:

60740

(Old) Library item id:

9819

Author(s):

Amede T
Belachew T
Geta E

Source:

NUTNET programme International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED), Drylands Programme

Number of pages:

23

Type:

Paper

Year:

2001

Language:

English

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Filed under: ethiopia, sustainable development, land reclamation, soil management, resource management, soil degradation, decomposition, soil erosion, soil fertility