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  1. Malawi and China's agricultural universities are collaborating on Sino-Africa partnership projects to address food security in Africa.
  2. University students aim to boost crop yields in Malawi.

Malawi promotes Mbeya fertilizer production utilizing agricultural expertise from Lilongwe university of Agriculture and Natural Resources.

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Malawi promotes Mbeya fertilizer production utilizing agricultural expertise from Lilongwe university of Agriculture and Natural Resources.

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MalawiLilongwe university of Agriculture and Natural Resources

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  1. The Malawian government is promoting the use of alternative agricultural inputs sourced from Mbeya.Sub-event
  2. University expertise is used to promote fertilizer production in Mbeya, Malawi.1 source

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