New app helps african farmers find the right tree
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07.09.18
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A new web-based application now makes it possible for small-scale farmers to see the African forests for the trees.
Known as the Vegetationmap4Africa, the app enables users to identify vegetation as a way to better understand and sustainably manage landscapes while also ensuring a diverse mixture of species.
Read the full story New app helps African farmers find the right tree on Landscape News.
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