Following two decades of increasing investments, growth in public agricultural research spending in Latin America stalled during the 1980s, reflecting shrinking government contributions and declining donor support in the midst of general economic
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This paper estimates that the expected returns to improved pasture research (IPR) in the Latin American tropics are very high and suggests that current research in IPR is significantly underfunded.