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Once considered as the poor man's fish, tilapia is now the fish of the
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Westly Rosario, officer in charge of the National Integrated Fisheries
Technology Development Center in Bonuan, Binlac here, said they are ready to
distribute saline tilapia which was the product of their experimentation in
collaboration with CIRAD, a French research organization and the Department of
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The experimentation formally started January last year, although there were
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With the problem on luminous bacteria affecting shrimps that led to t
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NATIONAL INTEGRATED FISHERIES

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Technology Development Center in Bonuan, Binlac here, said they are ready to
distribute saline tilapia which was the product of their experimentation in
collaboration with CIRAD, a French research organization and the Department of
Science and Technology.

The experimentation formally started January last year, although there were
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Savants eye better-yielding tilapia

By by Eva De Leon | April 2, 2000 - 12:00am

Once considered as the poor man's fish, tilapia is now the fish of the future. Westly Rosario, officer in charge of the National Integrated Fisheries Technology Development Center in Bonuan, Binlac here, said...

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