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Expect "super buffalos" to become a part of the countryside landscape soon.


Now on stream in pursuit of this goal is an R&D project titled "Cloning through somatic cell nuclear transfer  as a tool for genetic improvement in water buffalos."


                    [DatePublished] => 2007-02-18 00:00:00
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                    [Title] => Nganga nut good for deworming goats
                    [Summary] => Don’t look now, but betel nut, one of the main components of the nganga masticated by a good number of Filipino old folk, is an effective dewormer for goats.


The nut, locally known as bunga (Areca catechu L.), was studied together with makabuhay, another parasiticidal plant, as  to their effectiveness in removing liver fluke from goats.


The research was done by a team led by Dr. Bede P. Ozaraga of the Capiz State University (formerly Panay State Polytechnic College) in Dumarao, Capiz.


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                    [Title] => Shrub found good feed for ruminants
                    [Summary] => This piece is particularly for smallholder livestock raisers.


Flemigia (scientific name: Flemingia macrophylla; local name, "malabalatong"), a leguminous tropical shrub, has been found as a good source of dietary protein for ruminant animals (cattle, carabao, goat).


It contains 22.7 percent crude protein (CP) and eight percent tannin.


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                    [Title] => ‘ET’ dairy calves bred Doc Pat-ET.
                    [Summary] => No, these are no "extra-terrestial" codes.


"Doc Pat" refers to Dr. Patricio S. Faylon, executive director of the Los Baños-based DOST-Philippine Council for Agriculture, Forestry and Natural Resources Research and Development (PCARRD).


"ET" stands for embryo transfer, or the transfer of fertilized ovum or egg from one cow to a recipient (surrogate) cow to complete its gestation.


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                    [Title] => Malunggay, kakawate, etc good as livestock feeds
                    [Summary] => Don’t look now, but leaves of malunggay, kakawate, acacia, and other plant species are good as leaf meals.


This was found in a study done by a research team of the UP Los Baños-Dairy Training and Research Institute (UPLB-DTRI) led by Dr. Teresita Atega.


The project, titled "Performance evaluation of dairy goats fed protein-rich fodder", was funded and coordinated by the Department of Science and Technology-Philippine Council for Agriculture,  Forestry and Natural Resources Research and Development (DOST-PCARRD).


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                    [Title] => Carabao meat, anyone?
                    [Summary] => The meat of a crossbred carabao can be as good as beef if the carabao is raised the same way as a crossbred cattle.


Attesting to this is the result of a study titled "comparative study on the growth, carcass and meat characteristics of crossbred cattle and carabao".


The study was done by Dr. Arnel del Barrio, director of the Philippine Carabao Center (PCC) at the U.P. Los Baños. PCC, headed by Executive Director Libertao Cruz, is an agency under the Department of Agriculture (DA).


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The nut, locally known as bunga (Areca catechu L.), was studied together with makabuhay, another parasiticidal plant, as  to their effectiveness in removing liver fluke from goats.


The research was done by a team led by Dr. Bede P. Ozaraga of the Capiz State University (formerly Panay State Polytechnic College) in Dumarao, Capiz.


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It contains 22.7 percent crude protein (CP) and eight percent tannin.


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                    [Title] => ‘ET’ dairy calves bred Doc Pat-ET.
                    [Summary] => No, these are no "extra-terrestial" codes.


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This was found in a study done by a research team of the UP Los Baños-Dairy Training and Research Institute (UPLB-DTRI) led by Dr. Teresita Atega.


The project, titled "Performance evaluation of dairy goats fed protein-rich fodder", was funded and coordinated by the Department of Science and Technology-Philippine Council for Agriculture,  Forestry and Natural Resources Research and Development (DOST-PCARRD).


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                    [Title] => Carabao meat, anyone?
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Attesting to this is the result of a study titled "comparative study on the growth, carcass and meat characteristics of crossbred cattle and carabao".


The study was done by Dr. Arnel del Barrio, director of the Philippine Carabao Center (PCC) at the U.P. Los Baños. PCC, headed by Executive Director Libertao Cruz, is an agency under the Department of Agriculture (DA).


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‘Super buffalo’

February 18, 2007 - 12:00am

Expect "super buffalos" to become a part of the countryside landscape soon. Now on stream in pursuit of this goal is an R&D project titled "Cloning through somatic cell nuclear transfer...

Agriculture

Nganga nut good for deworming goats

October 3, 2004 - 12:00am

Don’t look now, but betel nut, one of the main components of the nganga masticated by a good number of Filipino old folk, is an effective dewormer for goats. The nut, locally known as bunga (Areca catechu L.),...

Agriculture

Shrub found good feed for ruminants

February 29, 2004 - 12:00am

This piece is particularly for smallholder livestock raisers. Flemigia (scientific name: Flemingia macrophylla; local name, "malabalatong"), a leguminous tropical shrub, has been found as a good source...

Agriculture

‘ET’ dairy calves bred Doc Pat-ET.

April 13, 2003 - 12:00am

No, these are no "extra-terrestial" codes. "Doc Pat" refers to Dr. Patricio S. Faylon, executive director of the Los Baños-based DOST-Philippine Council for Agriculture, Forestry and Natural...

Agriculture

Malunggay, kakawate, etc good as livestock feeds

March 30, 2003 - 12:00am

Don’t look now, but leaves of malunggay, kakawate, acacia, and other plant species are good as leaf meals. This was found in a study done by a research team of the UP Los Baños-Dairy Training and Research...

Agriculture

Carabao meat, anyone?

February 23, 2003 - 12:00am

The meat of a crossbred carabao can be as good as beef if the carabao is raised the same way as a crossbred cattle. Attesting to this is the result of a study titled "comparative study on the growth, carcass...

Agriculture