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Instability in Indian agriculture--a challenge to the Green Revolution technology

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  • Jones, Eugene
  • Pannu, R. S.
  • Sheokand, R. S.

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  • Larson, Donald W. & Jones, Eugene & Pannu, R. S. & Sheokand, R. S., 2004. "Instability in Indian agriculture--a challenge to the Green Revolution technology," Food Policy, Elsevier, vol. 29(3), pages 257-273, June.
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