An economic evaluation of cotton pest management in Pinal County, Arizona
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1974Keywords
Cotton -- Diseases and pests -- Arizona -- Pinal County.Pests -- Control -- Arizona -- Pinal County.
Pesticides -- Economic aspects -- Arizona -- Pinal County.
Insecticides -- Economic aspects -- Arizona -- Pinal County.
Agricultural pests -- Arizona -- Pinal County.
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The University of Arizona.Rights
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mastersDegree Program
Agricultural EconomicsGraduate College
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