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Locally-built tractor bets on open designs and pay-by-the-job farming
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Locally-built tractor bets on open designs and pay-by-the-job farming

Daniel Kojo Hollie
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LifeTrac founder John Dusie Stager says imported machines idling for want of a single spare part are costing farmers their planting window. His answer, fabricated with GRATIS Foundation in Tema, now has to prove itself in the field

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