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The history and future of rice cultivation in Hokkaido

By: Takahashi, Manemon.

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BookSeries: Japanese Experience of the UNU Human and Social Development Programme series.Publisher: Tokyo 1980; United Nations University Description: 15 p.ISBN: 9280801007.Subject(s): RICE RESEARCH | RAILWAY TRANSPORT FACILITATION | JAPAN | RURAL DEVELOPMENT | DEVELOPMENT RESEARCHOnline resources: Click here to access online

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Project on Technology Transfer, Transformation, and Development: The Japanese Experience = Projet sur l'experience japonaise en matiere de transfert, transformation et developpement de la technologie. Project Coordinator: Dr. T. Hayashi, with the support of the Institute of Developing Economies.
Original series title: Japanese Experience of the UNU Human and Social Development Programme series ; 22.

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