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Analysing the relationship between seed security and food security: the case of Chimanimani district, Zimbabwe
Many smallholder farmers in southern Africa rely on crop production as their main livelihood source. However, they often suffer from a lack of appropriate seed as well as high levels of food insecurity. Interventions such as community seed production, seed aid, and input subsidies are used to addres...
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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
2021
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