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Wageningen University
Date:
October 2009
Purpose:
to improve soil fertility, nitrogen availability, and protein nutrition by improved use of legumes and microbial inoculants
Amount:
$20,506,733
Term:
4 years
Topic:
Agricultural Development
Region Served:
Africa
,
Global
Program:
Global Development
Grantee Location:
Wageningen, Netherlands
Grantee Web site:
http://www.wageningenuniversiteit.nl/UK/
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