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Mechanized annual cropping on low fertility acid soils in the humid tropics: a case study of the Zanderij soils in SurinameJanssen et al., 1990
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- Janssen B
- Wienk J
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This report is based on research carried out jointly by the Faculty of Natural Resources of the University of Suriname and Wageningen Agricultural University, the Netherlands. The project, entitled'The permanent cultivation of rainfed annual crops on the loamy soils of the …
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