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Amertech Industrial Ventures, an industrial company that specializes in machinery and equipment fabrication and installation, steam generation  and utilization, agreed to develop a rice winery equipment for the  commercial production of the PhilRice tapuy through a joint venture agreement.


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With the theme "Learning from farmers’ best practices," the conference recognized farmers who became successful in rice production because of their innovativeness, hardwork, willingness to learn, and their courage to face challenges.


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