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Name translated{'en': 'How to improve yield crop in Organic Farming? - A case study of Vegetable and Rice crop on poor acid sandy soil of Angkor Heritage world.', 'km': 'How to improve yield crop in Organic Farming? - A case study of Vegetable and Rice crop on poor acid sandy soil of Angkor Heritage world.', 'lo': 'How to improve yield crop in Organic Farming? - A case study of Vegetable and Rice crop on poor acid sandy soil of Angkor Heritage world.', 'my_MM': 'How to improve yield crop in Organic Farming? - A case study of Vegetable and Rice crop on poor acid sandy soil of Angkor Heritage world.', 'vi': 'How to improve yield crop in Organic Farming? - A case study of Vegetable and Rice crop on poor acid sandy soil of Angkor Heritage world.'}
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Resource description{'en': 'This document by Dr. Tan Boun Suy (APSARA National Authority) presents a case study on improving vegetable and rice yields on poor acid sandy soils near Angkor. It compares organic and chemical fertilizers, showing that chemical fertilizer alone gives short-lived results, while compost combined with KEM and green manure (e.g., Chromolaena odorata) provides better and more sustainable yields. ', 'km': 'This document by Dr. Tan Boun Suy (APSARA National Authority) presents a case study on improving vegetable and rice yields on poor acid sandy soils near Angkor. It compares organic and chemical fertilizers, showing that chemical fertilizer alone gives short-lived results, while compost combined with KEM and green manure (e.g., Chromolaena odorata) provides better and more sustainable yields. ', 'lo': 'This document by Dr. Tan Boun Suy (APSARA National Authority) presents a case study on improving vegetable and rice yields on poor acid sandy soils near Angkor. It compares organic and chemical fertilizers, showing that chemical fertilizer alone gives short-lived results, while compost combined with KEM and green manure (e.g., Chromolaena odorata) provides better and more sustainable yields. ', 'my_MM': 'This document by Dr. Tan Boun Suy (APSARA National Authority) presents a case study on improving vegetable and rice yields on poor acid sandy soils near Angkor. It compares organic and chemical fertilizers, showing that chemical fertilizer alone gives short-lived results, while compost combined with KEM and green manure (e.g., Chromolaena odorata) provides better and more sustainable yields. ', 'vi': 'This document by Dr. Tan Boun Suy (APSARA National Authority) presents a case study on improving vegetable and rice yields on poor acid sandy soils near Angkor. It compares organic and chemical fertilizers, showing that chemical fertilizer alone gives short-lived results, while compost combined with KEM and green manure (e.g., Chromolaena odorata) provides better and more sustainable yields. '}
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Name How to improve yield crop in Organic Farming? - A case study of Vegetable and Rice crop on poor acid sandy soil of Angkor Heritage world.
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This document by Dr. Tan Boun Suy (APSARA National Authority) presents a case study on improving vegetable and rice yields on poor acid sandy soils near Angkor. It compares organic and chemical fertilizers, showing that chemical fertilizer alone gives short-lived results, while compost combined with KEM and green manure (e.g., Chromolaena odorata) provides better and more sustainable yields.