The Green Revolution : A Personal View of the United Nations at work /

By:

Johnson, Stanley

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London: Hamish Hamilton Publishers, c1972.Description: xiii, 217 p.:illSubject(s):

DDC classification:

338.109 JOH

Summary: This book examines Green revolution, Food and Agricultural Organisation's provisional indicative world plan for agricultural development (IWP). It focuses on food, employment, urbanization. The book further identifies challenges like huge social, technical and economic hurdles that need to be overcome before the full potential of the new agricultural technology can be realized.

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This book examines Green revolution, Food and Agricultural Organisation's provisional indicative world plan for agricultural development (IWP). It focuses on food, employment, urbanization. The book further identifies challenges like huge social, technical and economic hurdles that need to be overcome before the full potential of the new agricultural technology can be realized.

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