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It's not often that politics and grasses meet.
But that's what's occurred in South America where the government of Uruguay has established a Grassland Board to actively encourage the protection of native grasslands.
Marcelo Pereira Machin is an agronomist specialising in native pastures, is the coordinator of the gra... |
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