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Small‐farm systems research in Ciskei

C J Rose Senior Research Officer, ARDRI, University of Fort Hare, (project leader)
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D R Tapson Director, ARDRI, University of Fort Hare,
Pages 166-179 | Published online: 27 Feb 2008

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G J Steyn & D R Tapson. (1993) Farming systems research and extension (FSR/E) approach to livestock development in parts of sub‐Saharan Africa. Development Southern Africa 10:3, pages 411-419.
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Robert D'A Henderson, Iraj Abedian, François Theron, F.C. de Beer, ChristianM. Rogerson, Peter Blunt, M.G. Whisson, David Dewar, A.P.J. van Rensburg, Kenneth Ingham, Caroline Eyberg, J.R.T. Wood, Paul Wellings, Carolyn Hamilton, James Barber, Andre Wilsenach, Andre du Pisani, Philip Frankel, T.J.D. Fair, SholeJ. Shole & J.B. Hlongwane. (1986) Review. Journal of Contemporary African Studies 5:1-2, pages 201-267.
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T I Fenyes & C J van Rooyen. (1985) The contribution of agricultural economics to development. Development Southern Africa 2:2, pages 271-286.
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