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[Title] => AAA rated abattoir to rise in Tarlac Czeriza Valencia
[Summary] => An export-oriented abattoir for dressing poultry will soon start operations in Bamban, Tarlac by end of the year, the Livestock Development Council (LDC) said.
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[Title] => DA defers construction of 2 AAA abattoirs
[Summary] => The government is postponing the construction of two export-oriented slaughterhouses in Luzon next year because local government units (LGUs) that are the intended beneficiaries of the project are not yet prepared to host the abattoirs.
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[Title] => Farm animals need electric fans, too
[Summary] => Farm animals are also affected by the searing heat of summer.
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[Title] => DA pushes integration of corn, livestock industries
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines – The Department of Agriculture (DA) is pushing for the integration of the corn feed business with the livestock and poultry sub-sectors as part of a total approach to ensure the sustained development of the Philippine hog industry.
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[Title] => RP may soon export tropical fruits to Taiwan
[Summary] => The country is one step closer to exporting papaya, mango and banana to Taiwan as the Manila Economic Cultural Office (MECO) announced they are in the final stages in the negotiation...
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[Title] => DA holds bird flu training
[Summary] => The Department of Agriculture yesterday held the "Project Briefing and Second Level Trainer's Training in Avian Population Survey in the Philippines" at the Cebu Grand Hotel.
The project was a collaborative effort of the DA agencies and the local government units under its Avian Influenza Preparedness Program, which aims to prevent the outbreak of the disease in the country.
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[Title] => Canada presses RP to reduce its import tariff on pork by 5%
[Summary] => Canada is asking the Philippines to reduce its import tariff on pork by five percent in exchange for its support to the latter’s request for the extension of quantitative restrictions (QR) on rice imports.
Several non-government organizations under the umbrella group Rice Watch and Action Network (R1) criticized the Canadian agriculture negotiators in the World Trade Organization (WTO) for dangling such concession, saying Canada is not even a major player in the global rice trade.
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[Title] => DA, egg producers move to save P19B/yr local egg industry from waning demand
[Summary] => The Department of Agriculture (DA) and the Philippine Egg Board (PEB) are moving to save the P19-billion egg industry reeling from the continued low demand of eggs and egg products.
The PEB and the DA recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MOA) that outlines measures and strategies to boost local egg consumption that would be adequate to sustain the industry and allow it to be profitable.
The MOA coincided with the pre-launch pad for the fourth Philippine Egg Show at the SM Megamall from Feb. 11 to 13, 2005 with the theme "Love that Egg."
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The PEB and the DA recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MOA) that outlines measures and strategies to boost local egg consumption that would be adequate to sustain the industry and allow it to be profitable.
The MOA coincided with the pre-launch pad for the fourth Philippine Egg Show at the SM Megamall from Feb. 11 to 13, 2005 with the theme "Love that Egg."
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[Title] => Duck growers urged to target export market
[Summary] => The Department of Agriculture (DA) will help modernize the local duck industry and is encouraging local duck growers to set their sights on the growing duck export market.
Agriculture Secretary Arthur Yap cited the export potential of the country’s duck and duck products and said going into exports would be the way to go to expand markets and generate more foreign exchange earnings for producers.
Yap noted the various meat and egg products derived from ducks including roasted duck, duck liver, salted eggs, century eggs, balut and day-old ducklings.
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[Title] => DA defers construction of 2 AAA abattoirs
[Summary] => The government is postponing the construction of two export-oriented slaughterhouses in Luzon next year because local government units (LGUs) that are the intended beneficiaries of the project are not yet prepared to host the abattoirs.
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[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines – The Department of Agriculture (DA) is pushing for the integration of the corn feed business with the livestock and poultry sub-sectors as part of a total approach to ensure the sustained development of the Philippine hog industry.
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[Title] => RP may soon export tropical fruits to Taiwan
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The project was a collaborative effort of the DA agencies and the local government units under its Avian Influenza Preparedness Program, which aims to prevent the outbreak of the disease in the country.
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[Title] => Canada presses RP to reduce its import tariff on pork by 5%
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Several non-government organizations under the umbrella group Rice Watch and Action Network (R1) criticized the Canadian agriculture negotiators in the World Trade Organization (WTO) for dangling such concession, saying Canada is not even a major player in the global rice trade.
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The PEB and the DA recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MOA) that outlines measures and strategies to boost local egg consumption that would be adequate to sustain the industry and allow it to be profitable.
The MOA coincided with the pre-launch pad for the fourth Philippine Egg Show at the SM Megamall from Feb. 11 to 13, 2005 with the theme "Love that Egg."
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The PEB and the DA recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MOA) that outlines measures and strategies to boost local egg consumption that would be adequate to sustain the industry and allow it to be profitable.
The MOA coincided with the pre-launch pad for the fourth Philippine Egg Show at the SM Megamall from Feb. 11 to 13, 2005 with the theme "Love that Egg."
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[Summary] => The Department of Agriculture (DA) will help modernize the local duck industry and is encouraging local duck growers to set their sights on the growing duck export market.
Agriculture Secretary Arthur Yap cited the export potential of the country’s duck and duck products and said going into exports would be the way to go to expand markets and generate more foreign exchange earnings for producers.
Yap noted the various meat and egg products derived from ducks including roasted duck, duck liver, salted eggs, century eggs, balut and day-old ducklings.
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November 28, 2012 - 12:00am
