The School of Environmental Design and Rural Development's Post Doctoral Fellow, Dr. Ataharul Chowdhury is featured in the November 2013 edition of Top Crop Manager. His article on pages 34 and 36 entitled "Spreading the 'Net - Using OnlineTools to Your Advantage" [1], looks at the use of social media in agriculture.
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