The evolutionary nature of the new rice technology
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Computer filePublication details: Japan; Conference on Agriculture and Economic Development; 1971Subject(s): Online resources: Summary: The development and dissemination of the so-called high yielding varieties of rice has been widely discussed. The new, short, stiff-strawed Indies varieties are fertilizer responsive. Thus, Johnston (12) refers to the new technology as the "seed-fertilize
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The development and dissemination of the so-called high yielding varieties of rice has been widely discussed. The new, short, stiff-strawed Indies varieties are fertilizer responsive. Thus, Johnston (12) refers to the new technology as the "seed-fertilize
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