Revenue effects of participation in smallholder organic cocoa production in tropical Africa : a case study

This paper presents a case study of organic cocoa-vanilla farming in Uganda, comparing the revenue effects of certified organic contract farming to those of 'organic by default' conventional farming systems that don't have contractual relations.

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Revenue effects of participation in smallholder organic cocoa production in tropical Africa : a case study

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Published 2009 by Danish Institute for International Studies, Denmark. Authored by Gibbon, P., Lin, Y. and Jones, S.

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