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The cost of participatory barley breeding

2006-08-01

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Farmer participation in agricultural research is increasingly seen as a powerful methodology to increase the relevance of technologies developed to benefit farmers' communities. In plant breeding, farmer participation is considered as a way to increase the probability of adoption of new varieties. However, the higher expected cost of participatory plant breeding (PPB) is seen as one of the main obstacles to its wi...

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Literature Corpus work: f69d0da3-f269-54f7-8ddb-1f3a2cdd3ce6
DOI: 10.1007/s10681-006-0226-x

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