ILRI–university partnerships promote forage technologies for Ethiopian farmers: Food and Forage Development Research

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Negawo, A.T., Teshome, A., Habte, E., Muktar, M.S., Muluneh, Y., Balemi, S., Beyero, N., Bekele, N., Adie, A., Bezabih, M. and Jones, C.S. 2024. ILRI–university partnerships promote forage technologies for Ethiopian farmers: Food and Forage Development Research. SAPLING Outcome Series. Nairobi, Kenya: ILRI.

Authors

  • Negawo, Alemayehu T.
  • Teshome, Abel
  • Habte, Ermias
  • Muktar, Meki S.
  • Muluneh, Y.
  • Balemi, S.
  • Beyero, N.
  • Bekele, N.
  • Adie, Aberra
  • Bezabih, Melkamu
  • Jones, Christopher S.

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