The impact of less and no twine-using techniques on the market for agricultural twines in EEC Countries FAO

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TextoSeries ; FAO. Salvador Bahía-Brasil, p.1-14, 1981Tema(s):

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Resumen: At recent Sessions producer and consumer members of the Intergovernmental Group on Hard Fibres have repeatedly expressed concern about the progresive decline in the sise of the market for agricultural twines irrespective of wheiter they were made from sisal and henequen.

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At recent Sessions producer and consumer members of the Intergovernmental Group on Hard Fibres have repeatedly expressed concern about the progresive decline in the sise of the market for agricultural twines irrespective of wheiter they were made from sisal and henequen.

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