Comparison of cyanobacterial bio-fertilizer with urea on three crops and two soils of Ethiopia

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2019

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Ethiopia

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Sustainable livestock systems

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https://hdl.handle.net/10568/107005

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Asmamaw, M., Wolde, G., Yohannes, M., Yigrem, S., Woldemeskel, E. 2019. Comparison of cyanobacterial bio-fertilizer with urea on three crops and two soils of Ethiopia. African Journal of Agricultural Research 14:588-596.

International Livestock Research Institute

Comparison of cyanobacterial bio-fertilizer with urea on three crops and two soils of Ethiopia

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Comparison of cyanobacterial bio-fertilizer with urea on three crops and two soils of Ethiopia

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