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Are agroecological practices pro-poor? Evidence from smallholder farms in Zimbabwe

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agriculture

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Data from a household survey of 605 farms across a representative sub-humid district and a representative semi-arid district in Zimbabwe, documenting the use of 32 common improved farming practices, 14 of which classified as agroecological, and socio-economic characteristics.

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