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Sorghum improvement in East Africa

S. Z. Mukuru

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The East African Agricultural and Forestry Research Organization,based at Serere, Uganda, has been involved in sorghum improvement for all the counutries of East Africa since 1958. The major objectives of the sorghum improvement prognmme have been and continue to be the development of high yielding sorghum varieties and hybrids resistant to diseases and pests and well adapted to East African environmental conditions...

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The East African Agricultural and Forestry Research Organization,based at Serere, Uganda, has been involved in sorghum improvement for all the counutries of East Africa since 1958. The major objectives of the sorghum improvement prognmme have been and continue to be the development of high yielding sorghum varieties and hybrids resistant to diseases and pests and well adapted to East African environmental conditions...

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The East African Agricultural and Forestry Research Organization,based at Serere, Uganda, has been involved in sorghum improvement for all the counutries of East Africa since 1958. The major objectives of the sorghum improvement prognmme have been and continue to be the development of high yielding sorghum varieties and hybrids resistant to diseases and pests and well adapted to East African environmental conditions...

Key concepts: Sorghum, Agriculture, Geography, Agroforestry, Hybrid, Agronomy, Forestry, Biology

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