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Tropical and Subtropical Maize in A
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Table 6.6. Top 30 priority constrai
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Executive SummaryGlobally, 69% of a
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1. Introduction1.1 BackgroundOver t
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about local farming systems, produc
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2. Maize Sector Policies in AsiaThi
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China went from being a major net i
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A highly restrictive policy regime
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since the 1980s, punctuated by a ma
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3. Maize Agro-ecosystems in Asia3.1
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3.2.1 RainfallIn most tropical envi
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groups are based on mutual understa
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Some, but not many, farmers used pe
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3.4.1 AccessibilityMost of the surv
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maize environments, with a maximum
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altitude environments planted mostl
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4. Maize Production SystemsCrop pro
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areas the cultivation of fall and/o
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