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Bridging the information gap with cost-effective dissemination strategies : the case of integrated pest management in Bangladesh

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Cost-Effectiveness of Alternative Integrated Pest Management Extension Methods : An Example from Bangladesh

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This study examines the cost-effectiveness of alternative methods for diffusing integrated pest management practices in Bangladesh. Methods compared include farmer field schools, field days, and extension agent visits. Farmer field school participants were more likely to adopt integrated pest...

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