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Re: Introduction
"Anton Doroszenko (TL, Fld Crp)" <A.DOROSZENKO@cabi.org> writes:
>I have just joined the list and would like to introduce myself.
>
>I am employed by CAB International (CABI), which is dedicated to improving
>human welfare worldwide through the dissemination, application and
>generation of scientific knowledge in support of sustainable development,
>with emphasis on agriculture, forestry, human health and the management of
>natural resources, and with particular attention to the needs of developing
>countries.
>
>CABI's Information Institute, where I have worked for the last 13 years,
>compiles and maintains the CAB ABSTRACTS, CAB HEALTH and associated
>databases, and maintains a research programme on information collection and
>management. My academic background is in botany and botanical taxonomy.
It's nice to see your presence here. I appreciate the value of CAB
abstracts.
A book published by CAB International "No-Tillage Seeding" by C.J. Baker &
co (Ltd, ;-)) seems quite useful although just a little one-eyed with regard
to the cross-slot drill. But it's far too expensive at about NZ$280 (US$196,
although it depends on your source and tax system). Why is it so
expensive, it's not a big book? Is it condsidered publicity material for
the cross-slot? I would like to own a copy but it's too expensive. My local
agricultural university (Massey) doesn't even have one, I had to get it
on interloan.
Cheers,
Stuart.
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