Technology transfer: The adoption of gobar gas generators by subsistence farmers in Puebla, Mexico

Meyer, Robert E.

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Technology transfer: The adoption of gobar gas generators by subsistence farmers in Puebla, Mexico

dc:creator Meyer, Robert E.

dc:date1975

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Author dc:creator: Meyer, Robert E.
Contributors dc:contributor: Ronald D. Bro

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Technology transfer; Farmers -- Mexico -- Puebla (State) -- Attitudes; Manure gases; Methane; Sewage sludge digestion; Sewage as fertilizer; Sewage sludge fuel;

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Meyer, Robert E.. Technology transfer: The adoption of gobar gas generators by subsistence farmers in Puebla, Mexico. 1975. https://scholarworks.uni.edu/etd/1309

Technology transfer: The adoption of gobar gas generators by subsistence farmers in Puebla, Mexico

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