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Traditional Field Crops (Peace Corps, 1981, 283 p.)
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Written by:
David Leonard
Edited by:
Marilyn Chakroff
Nancy Dybus
Illustrated by:
Marilyn Kaufman
This publication was produced
for Peace Corps by the Transcentury
Corporation, Washington, D.C.
Peace Corps
Information Collection & Exchange
December 1981
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TRADITIONAL FIELD CROPS December 1981
Prepared for Peace Corps by the TransCentury Corporation under Contract No. 79-043-0129
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