A survey on dairy cattle production in Thailand : The present status and future prospect
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概要
著者
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Kumagai Hajime
Graduate School For International Development And Cooperation Hiroshima University
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Ngampongsai Wanwisa
Faculty Of Natural Resources Prince Of Songkhla University
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