Exploring farmers’ local knowledge and perceptions of soil fertility and management in the Ashanti Region of Ghana
Authors:
- E.K. DawoeEDE.K. Dawoe
- J. Quashie-SamJQJ. Quashie-Sam
- M.E. IsaacMIM.E. Isaac
- S.K. OppongSOS.K. Oppong
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- Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology
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