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Proceedings of a workshop held in Beijing, China 14 September 2005: Agricultural water management in China

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  • Unknown, 2006. "Proceedings of a workshop held in Beijing, China 14 September 2005: Agricultural water management in China," ACIAR Proceedings Series 135399, Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research.
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    1. Harris, David N., 2004. "Water and Nitrogen Management in Wheat-Maize Production on the North China Plain," Impact Assessment Series (IAS) 113222, Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research.
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    1. Giordano, Meredith & Turral, H. & Scheierling, S. M. & Treguer, D. O. & McCornick, Peter G, 2017. "Beyond “More Crop per Drop”: evolving thinking on agricultural water productivity," IWMI Research Reports 257962, International Water Management Institute.

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