Agricultural and Biological Sciences
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Boosting Crop Yields and Saving Costs with Conservation Agriculture Practices

Current Journal of Applied Science and Technology
Conservation Agriculture Mechanization Practices for Small Holders under Soybean-wheat Cropping Pattern
Manish Kumar, M. Din, A. P. Magar, Dushyant Singh

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