Multi-stakeholder platforms strengthening selection and use of fodder technologies in Ethiopia: some lessons

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Ergano, K.; Duncan, A.; Adie, A.; Tedla, A.; Woldewahid, G.; Ayele, Z.; Berhanu, G.; Alemayehu, N. 2010. Multi-stakeholder platforms strengthening selection and use of fodder technologies in Ethiopia: some lessons. A presentation prepared for the International Conference on Innovation and Sustainable Development in Agriculture and Food, Montpellier, 28 June-3 July, 2010. Nairobi (Kenya): ILRI.

Authors

  • Ergano, Kebebe
  • Adie, Aberra
  • Tedla, A.
  • Woldewahid, G.
  • Ayele, Z.
  • Berhanu, G.
  • Alemayehu, N.
  • Duncan, Alan J.

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