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More products of agricultural biotechnology developed by Filipino scientists will soon be commercialized as the government steps up its program to increase food production and ensure the country’s food security.


Agriculture Secretary Domingo Panganiban said the Philippine Carabao Center (PCC) will soon come up with the first cloned carabao or "Super Buffalo" within the next two years at the same time that a pest-resistant breed of eggplant will soon be commercialized.  


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                    [Summary] => A panel of Filipino scientists believes that there will eventually be no need for expensive pesticides among corn farmers following successful tests and subsequent cultivation of genetically modified, disease-resistant Bt corn in many farms in South Cotabato.


Led by Science and Technology Secretary Estrella Alabastro, the experts said Bt corn, which uses the soil bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis and was initially cultivated in 129 hectares of farms in South Cotabato in 2002, is resistant to borers, which destroy up to 80 percent of the corn produced in the country.


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Agriculture Secretary Domingo Panganiban said the Philippine Carabao Center (PCC) will soon come up with the first cloned carabao or "Super Buffalo" within the next two years at the same time that a pest-resistant breed of eggplant will soon be commercialized.  


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Led by Science and Technology Secretary Estrella Alabastro, the experts said Bt corn, which uses the soil bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis and was initially cultivated in 129 hectares of farms in South Cotabato in 2002, is resistant to borers, which destroy up to 80 percent of the corn produced in the country.


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Biotek products soon to be commercialized

July 23, 2006 - 12:00am

More products of agricultural biotechnology developed by Filipino scientists will soon be commercialized as the government steps up its program to increase food production and ensure the country’s food security. Agriculture...

Agriculture

Biotechnology to end use of costly pesticides — experts

December 19, 2004 - 12:00am

A panel of Filipino scientists believes that there will eventually be no need for expensive pesticides among corn farmers following successful tests and subsequent cultivation of genetically modified, disease-resistant...

Agriculture