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Training private seed-sector stakeholders in Bangladesh to navigate the complex, shifting agricultural challenges

Training private seed-sector stakeholders in Bangladesh to navigate the complex, shifting agricultural challenges

November 28, 2023

by Muhammad Ashraful Habib and Swati Nayak Scientists, researchers, and producers from private seed companies were trained...

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