50,000 and counting from 73 countries


50,000 and counting... from 73 countries


Thank you very much to all for giving huge encouragement for this blog. 

The readers from the following countries have contributed in many ways to make this blog an important place on agriculture and related policy matters. I am happy to see many people are writing and sharing their views and experiences as well. 

For me, I have made many friends in this world and our common meeting place is cyberspace. You are also welcome as per your convenience. All are Welcome. 

Frequent Readers from the following Countries are on this blog:
1.    Argentina
2.    Australia
3.    Austria
4.    Bangladesh
5.    Belgium
6.    Belize
7.    Bhutan
8.    Brazil
9.    Bulgaria
10.  Burkina Faso
11.  Cambodia
12.  Cameroon
13.  Canada
14.  Chile
15.  China
16.  Columbia
17.  Cote d’lvoire
18.  Czech Republic
19.  Denmark
20.  Ethiopia
21.  Fiji
22.  Finland
23.  France
24.  Gambia
25.  Germany
26.  Hong Kong
27.  Hungary
28.  India
29.  Indonesia
30.  Jordan
31.  Ireland
32.  Israel
33.  Italy
34.  Japan
35.  Kenya
36.  Latvia
37.  Malaysia
38.  Malawi
39.  Mozambique
40.  Mauritius
41.  Nepal
42.  Netherlands
43.  New Zealand
44.  Nigeria
45.  Norway
46.  Oman
47.  Pakistan
48.  Philippines
49.  Poland
50.  Romania
51.  Qatar
52.  Russia
53.  Saudi Arabia
54.  Singapore
55.  South Africa
56.  South Korea
57.  South Sudan
58.  Spain
59.  Sweden
60.  Switzerland
61.  Taiwan
62.  Tanzania
63.  Thailand
64.  Turkey
65.  Trinidad & Tobago
66.  Tunisia
67.  UAE
68.  Ukraine
69.  United Kingdom
70.  United States
71.  Vietnam
72.  Zambia
73.  Zimbabwe

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