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Costa Rica’s $14-mln World Bank soil carbon initiative brings “important elements” for small farmers -minister « Carbon Pulse

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The soil carbon programme embedded in a new $140-million World Bank investment in Costa Rican agriculture incorporates “important elements” for small-scale livestock farmers, according to a top official speaking at a livestock industry seminar in San Jose on Tuesday.

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Costa Rica’s $14-mln World Bank soil carbon initiative brings “important elements” for small farmers -minister « Carbon Pulse

The soil carbon programme embedded in a new $140-million World Bank investment in Costa Rican agriculture incorporates “important elements” for small-scale livestock farmers, according to a top official speaking at a livestock industry seminar in San Jose on Tuesday.

4 days ago

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