Les acquisitions techniques en production végétale et leur application

Stéphane Hénin

Économie rurale, 1967, vol. 74

Abstract: Through modern technical methods, a finer analysis oj soil and weather conditions and a more thorough study of plant development can be carried out. Innovation contributes to improve the soil, the yield and also the pest control. However, if it is badly transmitted or badly applied, it may be ineffective or even dangerous. A control would be appropriate, but who should carry it out ?

Keywords: Crop; Production/Industries (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 1967
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