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Reversing the Tide of Progress: The Burkina Faso Story
By Joseph Opoku Gakpo Dec 15, 2017 With three wives, 10 children and dozens of grandchildren to take care of, 63-year-old Seidu Konatey is a man who knows no rest. He spends at least 10 hours every day working in … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Burkina Faso, Cotton, Farmer, Open Forum on Agricultural Biotechnology in Africa (OFAB)
Tagged Agricultural Biotechnology, Agricultural Policy, Agricultural Technology, GMO Cotton
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