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It doesn’t sound real, but that’s exactly what Ralph W. Lopez, president and chief executive officer of  agribusiness firm Good Harvest Orchards Marketing Corp. is pitching these days. 


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A sustainable reforestation program

By Rose de la Cruz | December 11, 2005 - 12:00am

When the Good Harvest Group began trials in 2001 for an advocacy — mango orchards as a sustainable approach to reforestation — many existing orchard operators thought the group was embarking on an impossible...

Agriculture

Earn as much as P50,000/year from a single Super Mango tree

By Rocel Felix | February 13, 2005 - 12:00am

Nowadays, one doesn’t need huge tracts of land to put up a mango plantation. All that you may ever need is to plunk in about P34,000 for a single mango tree, wait for at least five years and then earn as much...

Agriculture