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[Title] => New production system increases yields, income
[Summary] => A new system of producing rice has been found to increase yields and income in Northwest Luzon.
PhilRice researchers led by Noel D. Ganotisi said the new rice production system is called PalayCheck, a variant of the RiceCheck that originated in Australia. The PalayCheck is being promoted by PhilRice, the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization [UN FAO], and local government units in Northwest Luzon and other parts of the country.
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[Summary] => The agriculture sectors growth could slow down this year to three to four percent, weakened by the carryover effects of the destructive typhoons last December and a prolonged drought in the first semester.
"That is our fighting target," said Agriculture Secretary Arthur Yap, adding that unfavorable weather would affect major subsectors such as crops and fisheries.
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