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African Indigenous Vegetable Value-Chain Intermediary Survey: western Kenya

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agriculturesocioeconomic

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dataset
Creator:
Ram
Editor:
Ram
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Har
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Food system, value-chain intermediaries (n=82) were interviewed in western Kenya to better understand their current relationship with sales of African Indigenous Vegetables. Questions include shop description, gross annual sales, types (if any) horticultural products sold, and factors influencing decisions regarding sales of horticultural products.

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Agricultural Sciencesvalue-chainAfrican Indigenous Vegetables

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