The effect of organic farming regimes on breeding and winter bird populations - Parts I-IV

Name: The effect of organic farming regimes on breeding and winter bird populations - Parts I-IV
Author: British Trust for Ornithology & Institute of Arable Crops Research - Rothamsted.

Author(s): British Trust for Ornithology & Institute of Arable Crops Research - Rothamsted.

Published: January 1995 Issue No.: 154 Pages: 220pp

ISBN: 0-903793-60-1

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