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Economic And Institutional Aspects Determining Pesticide Use In Smallholder Cotton Production In Zimbabwe: A Case Study Of Rushinga District, Mount Darwin

Douglas Makoni, Godfrey D. Mudimu

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An AEE study to investigate the economics of and factors influencing pesticide use in smallholder cotton production; using Rushinga as a case study.

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An AEE study to investigate the economics of and factors influencing pesticide use in smallholder cotton production; using Rushinga as a case study.

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An AEE study to investigate the economics of and factors influencing pesticide use in smallholder cotton production; using Rushinga as a case study.

Key concepts: Production (economics), Mount, Agricultural economics, Agricultural productivity, Geography, Economics, Natural resource economics, Agricultural science

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