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Developing a methodology for identifying, mapping and potentially monitoring the distribution of general farming system types in Vietnam's northern mountain region

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  • Leisz, Stephen J.
  • Thu Ha, Nguyen thi
  • Bich Yen, Nguyen thi
  • Lam, Nguyen Thanh
  • Vien, Tran Duc

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  • Leisz, Stephen J. & Thu Ha, Nguyen thi & Bich Yen, Nguyen thi & Lam, Nguyen Thanh & Vien, Tran Duc, 2005. "Developing a methodology for identifying, mapping and potentially monitoring the distribution of general farming system types in Vietnam's northern mountain region," Agricultural Systems, Elsevier, vol. 85(3), pages 340-363, September.
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