An edition of Irrigation in a monsoon land (1968)

Irrigation in a monsoon land

economics of farming in the Ganges-Kobadak

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Irrigation in a monsoon land
A. Farouk, A. Farouk
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Bureau of Economic Research, University of Dacca
Language
English
Pages
169

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Subjects

Agriculture, Irrigation, Economic aspects, Economic aspects of Agriculture

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Bangladesh

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Cover of: Irrigation in a monsoon land
Irrigation in a monsoon land: economics of farming in the Ganges-Kobadak
1968, Bureau of Economic Research, University of Dacca
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[Dacca]

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Dewey Decimal Class
631.7/09549/24
Library of Congress
S616.P34 F3

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iii, 169 p.
Number of pages
169

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OL5405150M
LCCN
72930175
OCLC/WorldCat
281745

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