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[Title] => Rice prices starting to drop
[Summary] => With few days left before the start of the harvest season next month, rice prices in public markets have started to drop by at least one to two pesos.
[DatePublished] => 2014-08-26 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Carlo S. Lorenciana
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[Title] => Government urged to act immediately in support of hybrid rice sector
[Summary] => Local hybrid seed grower, SL Agritech, founded by Henry Lim Bon Liong, is asking the Aquino administration to act fast in supporting the hybrid rice industry or else lose again its opportunity to be a dominant supplier in the global rice market against Asian neighbors like Indonesia, Cambodia and Bangladesh or even Africa, which are currently using its technology massively.
[DatePublished] => 2010-10-17 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Rose de la Cruz
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[Title] => Biogas bonanza for Third World development
[Summary] => Farm wastes can be tapped for additional uses. They can be turned into biogas energy, readily available, cheap and decentralized. Unlike the centralized energy supply technologies, such as power plants based on hydroelectricity, coal, oil or natural gas that have hitherto been the only choices open to rural communities, biogas plants do not require big capital to set up, and do not pose environmental problems that excite public opposition. In most cases, they offer solutions to existing environmental problems and many unexpected benefits.
[DatePublished] => 2005-07-17 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Antonio M. Claparols
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[Title] => Chinese leader arrives for talks
[Summary] => China’s No. 2 leader, Wu Bangguo, arrives today to meet with his counterparts among Asian parliament leaders for a five-day summit in Manila to strengthen bilateral and regional cooperation against international terrorism and hasten economic development in the region, Speaker Jose de Venecia said yesterday.
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CAMBODIA AND BANGLADESH
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[Title] => Government urged to act immediately in support of hybrid rice sector
[Summary] => Local hybrid seed grower, SL Agritech, founded by Henry Lim Bon Liong, is asking the Aquino administration to act fast in supporting the hybrid rice industry or else lose again its opportunity to be a dominant supplier in the global rice market against Asian neighbors like Indonesia, Cambodia and Bangladesh or even Africa, which are currently using its technology massively.
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[Title] => Biogas bonanza for Third World development
[Summary] => Farm wastes can be tapped for additional uses. They can be turned into biogas energy, readily available, cheap and decentralized. Unlike the centralized energy supply technologies, such as power plants based on hydroelectricity, coal, oil or natural gas that have hitherto been the only choices open to rural communities, biogas plants do not require big capital to set up, and do not pose environmental problems that excite public opposition. In most cases, they offer solutions to existing environmental problems and many unexpected benefits.
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[Title] => Chinese leader arrives for talks
[Summary] => China’s No. 2 leader, Wu Bangguo, arrives today to meet with his counterparts among Asian parliament leaders for a five-day summit in Manila to strengthen bilateral and regional cooperation against international terrorism and hasten economic development in the region, Speaker Jose de Venecia said yesterday.
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