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ID:
038690
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New Delhi, Vision Books, 1982.
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208p.
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| 020141 | 969.82/RAM 020141 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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126784
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2013.
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China is the world's largest non-gcnetically modi?ed (NGM) soybean producer and importer' in china': domestic market. Soybeans an: a very in?uential agricultural commodity used an a staple for human consumption. An important animal feed ingredient and a key material for the production of human consumable oil. The northeastern provinces of Heilongjiang, jilin. Liaoning and the inner Mongolia compotes: china'; largest production box. Supplying 60 % of domestic soybeans in china
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126791
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2013.
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Contract farming has emerged between processors and farmers : in China since the 1990:. 'Due Chinese government encourages partnership between leading enterprises (LE). the big agriculture commodity processing firms and farmers who ate producers of such commodities. With the goal of incusing airmen' income and improving agricultural productivity through agriculture industrialization. the government has helped to establish and promote contact farming systems through a mutually bene?t- in mechanism between LE: and farmers.
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ID:
053605
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Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2002.
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xx, 333p.hbk
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0195796470
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| 048618 | 954.04/HAQ 048618 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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