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Native chicken products, anyone?

By Rita dela Cruz | July 11, 2010 - 12:00am

With all the hype on crispy and flavorful plump chicken breasts and chunky thighs, it’s no wonder that most people, particularly the young ones, prefer eating commercially-bred broiler over native chicken...

Agriculture