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Costs and Benefits of Social Farming (2014)

First Author: Report Of The Social Farming Across Borders (SOFAB) Project By Queen's Univeristy Belfast, University College Dublin And Leitrim Development Company

Attributed to: The Centre of Excellence for Public Health (NI) - Phase II (CoEfPHNI/II) funded by MRC

Abstract

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Bibliographic Information

Publication URI: http://www.socialfarmingacrossborders.org

Type: Policy briefing/Report