China, Integrated Wood Processing Industries


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Representatives from 9 developing countries participated in the tour which covered wood processing installations (sawmills, fibreboard/particleboard and plywood mills, and pulp mills) and factories for producing wood-processing and logging machinery




China


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China Integrated Wood Processing Industries Fao Forestry Paper 16


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Small-scale Forest-based Processing Enterprises


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China, Multiple Cropping and Related Crop Production Technology


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This study tour was organized and led by FAO and the Government of China with the financial assistance and support of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP). It was the tenth in a series of 13 inter-regional study tours to China organized for 1977-1979 by FAO, the Government of China, and the UNDP. These study tours provide an opportunity for developing countries to learn from the Chinese experience in agriculture, forestry and fisheries. The terms of reference of the study team were: (1) to study multiple cropping and related crop production technology in China; (2) to determine the relevance and applicability of Chinese multiple cropping methods and techniques to the participating countries