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On farms and in laboratories: maize seed technologies and the unravelling of relational agroecological knowledge in South Africa
When Europeans settled in South Africa in the 17th century, maize was already being grown as part of diverse and traditional cropping systems. Over centuries maize has become embedded in a web of social, ecological, economic and political relations. Since the 1900s the development of maize seed has...
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