Routine livestock data collection in Tanzania

Brief
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byFood and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

Citation

Nsiima, L.N.P. and Pica-Ciamarra, U. 2011. Routine livestock data collection in Tanzania. Livestock Data Innovation in Africa Brief 2. Rome, Italy: FAO.

Authors

  • Nsiima, L.N.P.

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