 | CERES No. 114 (FAO Ceres, 1986, 50 p.) |
 |  | (introduction...) |
|  | Cerescope |
| | Cereal marketing in Mali benefits from mixed system |
| | Saudi Arabia seeks to reduce costs of cereal subsidies |
| | Versatile palm adds diesel fuel to product range |
| | Conflicting claims increase pressure on Egypt's land |
| | Groundnut shells provide base for organic fertilizer |
| | Promising results as Cuba reshapes fishing industry |
| | FAO in action |
| | Other articles |
| | The transnational role in Mexico's seed industry |
| | Rural industry china's new engine for development |
| | New directions for vietnamese agriculture |
| | What future for morocco's poor? |
| | Book reviews |
| | When modernization theories stumble on peasant realities |
| | The theory and practice of food policy |
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