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Farmers and researchers too often work in different realities. Researchers breed exotic hybrids in the laboratory that are successful only under ideal conditions and that require just the right inputs of water, fertilizer, and pesticides to maximize yields. For many farmers such conditions simply don't exist, and as a result they obtain poor results from high-tech seeds offered by the formal research system. In China a group of researchers and extension agents is building bridges to close the gap between scientists and resource-poor farmers.
IDRC in China@ 2005-05-03 Strengthening the Collaboration for Crop Development and Biodiversity Enhancement@ Yiching Song 2003-04-01 CASE STUDY: China IDRC 2003 Bridging the Gap between Scientists and Farmers in China Open file SEEDS THAT GIVE / Appendix 2: Sources and Resources@ Ronnie Vernooy IDRC 2003 Exploring the Potential for Crop Development and Biodiversity Enhancement: Fostering Synergy Between the Formal and the Farmers Seed Systems in China@ Author: Yiching Song 2001
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