Agricultural Machinery Supply Businesses in Myanmar’s Dry Zone: Growth and Transformation

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February 4, 2019 - Ben Belton<beltonbe@msu.edu>, Peixun Fang, Eric Abaidoo

Ben Belton, Peixun Fang, Eric Abaidoo, 2019. Agricultural Machinery Supply Businesses in Myanmar’s Dry Zone: Growth and Transformation. Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Food Security Policy Research Paper 119. East Lansing: Michigan State University.

This report presents findings on the supply side of agricultural mechanization in Myanmar, based on a survey of 57 agricultural machinery suppliers in five urban centers in Myanmar’s Central Dry Zone, and incorporating information on the location and year of establishment of branches of machinery businesses based in Yangon.

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