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The Philippines is poised to achieve a high average rice yield of 10 metric tons (MT) per hectare as it collaborates with China on the development of a super hybrid rice that could potentially push cost down to a cheap P5 per kilo.

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SCIENCE CITY OF MUÑOZ, Nueva Ecija – The country’s first Pinoy Farmers’ Mobile Internet Bus (MIB) is now on the road.


The MIB was launched recently by the Open Academy for Philippine Agriculture (OPAPA), a network of 20 government and private national and international entities that provide education, training, extension, and communication in agriculture, making information more accessible to those who need it.


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The ISU board of regents, the university’s highest policy-making body, has approved the proposal to pilot the offering of the six courses starting SY 2006-2007.


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The Board of Regents of ISU, the biggest state university in Cagayan Valley, has approved a proposal to pilot the offering of six agriculture courses starting next school year.


The proposal was authored by Dr. Robinson Perez, dean of the College of Agriculture at the main campus in Echague town, and approved by Dr. Romeo Quiland, ISU president.


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"The results of our  tests for two cropping seasons are very promising and there is a likelihood that we could have the selected varieties commercially available in two years," said Dr. Romeo B. Gavino, director of the Philippine-Sino Center for Agricultural Technology (Philscat) in Nueva Ecija.


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                    [Title] => PROC funds modern agri facility in Nueva Ecija
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Called RP-Sino Center for Agricultural Technology (PSCA), the project is being funded by a $5-million grant from the People’s Republic of China (PROC) plus a $2-million counterpart fund by the Philippine government.
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