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Integrated pest management (IPM) issues in irrigated agriculture: Current initiatives and future needs to promote IPM adoption by smallholder farmers in Eastern Africa

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  • Sithanantham, S.
  • Seif, A. A.
  • Ssennyonga, S. J.
  • Matoka, C.
  • Mutero, C.

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  • Sithanantham, S. & Seif, A. A. & Ssennyonga, S. J. & Matoka, C. & Mutero, C., 2002. "Integrated pest management (IPM) issues in irrigated agriculture: Current initiatives and future needs to promote IPM adoption by smallholder farmers in Eastern Africa," IWMI Books, Reports H030842, International Water Management Institute.
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