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✓ Published: 14-Oct-2015
✓ Published: 14-Oct-2015
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A Good Practice: making urea pellets improves fertilizer efficiency, helps cut down fertilizer use by 60%. nnMore info: nProduced by: Frank van SteenbergennYear: 2015nLanguage: English and BanglanRegion: Bangladesh, South Asia
A Good Practice: making urea pellets improves fertilizer efficiency, helps cut down fertilizer use by 60%. nnMore info: nProduced by: Frank van SteenbergennYear: 2015nLanguage: English and BanglanRegion: Bangladesh, South Asia
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