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[Title] => Tobacco farmers earn extra income from hog raising
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Ilocos tobacco farmers are on the way to receiving their first paychecks for an additional job created for them – as producers of hogs and other raw materials for a food processing plant.
Starting Jan. 11 the farmers will be turning in their supply of grown hogs to the PGMA-Multiline Food Processing Plant located in Mabilbila Sur, Santa, Ilocos Sur.
The initial deliveries will be done weekly until April 5 for a total of 231 pigs.
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[Title] => Tobacco agency pushes chicken raising project
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The National Tobacco Administration (NTA) has beefed up its chicken raising project as it anticipates a shortage of the commodity during the coming Christmas season.
NTA Administrator Carlitos Encarnacion said his agency entered recently into a memorandum of agreement witth tobacco farmers’ cooperatives in Ilocos Sur and Ilocos Norte whose members will go into extensive chicken production.
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[Title] => Better tobacco crop vital to planned agribiz beltway in Northern Luzon
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Agriculture Secretary Domingo Panganiban has urged the stakeholders of the tobacco industry to work together to ensure the production of high quality tobacco saying an improved tobacco crop would be vital in President Arroyo’s program of establishing Northern Luzon as an agribusiness quadrangle.
The DA chief acknowledged tobacco as a "priority" commodity in the North in terms of agribusiness.
Mrs. Arroyo, in her recent SONA, unveiled her grand plan of dividing the country into mega regions with Northern Luzon as an agribusiness beltway.
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[Title] => NTA conducts dry run for Multiline plant reopening
[Summary] => SANTA, ILOCOS SUR– Preparations for the re-opening of the Multiline Food Processing Plant here on Wednesday went on a high gear as a dry run of how it would operate was conducted last Friday.
The dry run was held in the presence of top and other officials of the National Tobacco Administration (NTA).
Sixty pigs were butchered with high-tech equipment of the plant. They were to be processed into various meat products like sausages, pork chop, and luncheon meat.
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[Title] => Food plant to open June 21
[Summary] => SANTA, Ilocos Sur – Ground and technical preparations are going on for the formal reopening on June 21 of the Ilocos Sur Multiline Food Processing Plant, coinciding with the birthday celebration of Governor Luis "Chavit" Singson.
The June 21 reopening will signal the start of the full blast operation of the plant that is located along the national highway in barangay Mabilbila Sur, Santa, it was learned.
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[Title] => Tobacco farmers oppose tax on leaf produce
[Summary] => NARVACAN, Ilocos Sur — Tobacco farmers have raised their objection to a move of the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) to impose a three percent tax on the gross sales of their tobacco leaf produce.
The tax imposition was adopted by the BIR as part of the revenue agency’s implementation of Republic Act 9337 or the Expanded value added Tax (EVAT) law.
The farmers, through the Philippine Association of Tobacco-Based Cooperatives (PATCO), submitted a petition to President Arroyo seeking a review of the EVAT law and a clarification of its implementing rules.
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[Title] => Tobacco farmers to go into food production
[Summary] => SANTA, Ilocos Sur — Tobacco farmers will soon be into food production to further increase their incomes.
Ilocos Sur Governor Luis "Chavit" Singson turned over last week the management and operation of the provincial government-owned Multiline Food Processing Plant to the National Tobacco Administration (NTA).
Singson formally transferred management and operational control of Multiline to NTA Administrator Carlitos Encarnacion Tuesday night during the signing of a memorandum of agreement held at the Dept.of Agriculture in Quezon City.
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CARLOS CACHOLA
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[Title] => Tobacco farmers earn extra income from hog raising
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Ilocos tobacco farmers are on the way to receiving their first paychecks for an additional job created for them – as producers of hogs and other raw materials for a food processing plant.
Starting Jan. 11 the farmers will be turning in their supply of grown hogs to the PGMA-Multiline Food Processing Plant located in Mabilbila Sur, Santa, Ilocos Sur.
The initial deliveries will be done weekly until April 5 for a total of 231 pigs.
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[Title] => Tobacco agency pushes chicken raising project
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The National Tobacco Administration (NTA) has beefed up its chicken raising project as it anticipates a shortage of the commodity during the coming Christmas season.
NTA Administrator Carlitos Encarnacion said his agency entered recently into a memorandum of agreement witth tobacco farmers’ cooperatives in Ilocos Sur and Ilocos Norte whose members will go into extensive chicken production.
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Agriculture Secretary Domingo Panganiban has urged the stakeholders of the tobacco industry to work together to ensure the production of high quality tobacco saying an improved tobacco crop would be vital in President Arroyo’s program of establishing Northern Luzon as an agribusiness quadrangle.
The DA chief acknowledged tobacco as a "priority" commodity in the North in terms of agribusiness.
Mrs. Arroyo, in her recent SONA, unveiled her grand plan of dividing the country into mega regions with Northern Luzon as an agribusiness beltway.
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[Summary] => SANTA, ILOCOS SUR– Preparations for the re-opening of the Multiline Food Processing Plant here on Wednesday went on a high gear as a dry run of how it would operate was conducted last Friday.
The dry run was held in the presence of top and other officials of the National Tobacco Administration (NTA).
Sixty pigs were butchered with high-tech equipment of the plant. They were to be processed into various meat products like sausages, pork chop, and luncheon meat.
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The June 21 reopening will signal the start of the full blast operation of the plant that is located along the national highway in barangay Mabilbila Sur, Santa, it was learned.
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[Title] => Tobacco farmers oppose tax on leaf produce
[Summary] => NARVACAN, Ilocos Sur — Tobacco farmers have raised their objection to a move of the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) to impose a three percent tax on the gross sales of their tobacco leaf produce.
The tax imposition was adopted by the BIR as part of the revenue agency’s implementation of Republic Act 9337 or the Expanded value added Tax (EVAT) law.
The farmers, through the Philippine Association of Tobacco-Based Cooperatives (PATCO), submitted a petition to President Arroyo seeking a review of the EVAT law and a clarification of its implementing rules.
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[Summary] => SANTA, Ilocos Sur — Tobacco farmers will soon be into food production to further increase their incomes.
Ilocos Sur Governor Luis "Chavit" Singson turned over last week the management and operation of the provincial government-owned Multiline Food Processing Plant to the National Tobacco Administration (NTA).
Singson formally transferred management and operational control of Multiline to NTA Administrator Carlitos Encarnacion Tuesday night during the signing of a memorandum of agreement held at the Dept.of Agriculture in Quezon City.
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