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                    [Title] => RP posts record harvest of 2.45-M tons sugar in H1
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Sugarcane breeders and researchers need not dig deep anymore into piles of index cards in search for vital information that they need in their scientific work.


All they have to do is refer to the Philippine Sugarcane Genetic Resources Data and Information Management System, or simply called Canepoint.


Produced by the Philippine Sugar Research Institute Foundation, Inc. (PHILSURIN), Canepoint contains complete information on sugarcane, arranged for easier search, retrieval, and navigation.


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                    [Title] => New sugarcane variety in the pipeline
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Named PSR97-45, it is set to be released in mid-2007.


PSR97-45 was bred by plant breeders of the Philippine Sugar Research Institute Foundation, Inc. (Philsurin) from two parents–VMC74-292 and CP72-1312.


The hybridization (crossing of different varieties of sugarcane to produce new varieties) work on PSR97-45 began in October 1997, or two years after Philsurin was established.


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                    [Title] => 55 elite sugarcane varieties among 5 Asian countries
                    [Summary] => Fifty-five elite sugarcane varities have been exchanged among five Asian countries under a United Nations-supported R&D project.


The sharing scheme is being implemented under the "CFC/ISO/20: Sugarcane Variety Improvement in Southeast Asia and the Pacific project which involves the Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia and Bangladesh.


CFC stands for Common Fund for Commodities (a Netherlands-based UN entity) while ISO means International Sugar Organizations.


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                    [Title] => Build your own weather station
                    [Summary] => Long gone are the days when farmers predicted the weather by sniffing the wind,  squinting into the sky,  and observing the movements of animals and insects.  Modern agriculture demands precise,  real-time data that will help farmers face the challenges posed by weather conditions.


In the Philippines,  sugarcane farmers,  planters,  as well as researchers benefit from accurate measurements of environmental information from weather stations installed by the Philippine Sugar Research Institute Foundation,  Inc.


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                    [Title] => Philsurin develops sugarcane biofertilizer
                    [Summary] => Exciting developments are taking place in the search for a substitute for expensive chemical sugarcane fertilizers. Should the experiments succeed, the cost of fertilizer application may be  greatly reduced in the future.


Long applied to rice, corn and other crops in the Philippines, biofertilizers have not been developed for sugarcane, notwithstanding that sugarcane also requires large amounts of fertilizers.


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                    [Title] => RP-China accord to perk up sugarcane R&D
                    [Summary] => Expect the country’s technological advances in sugarcane R&D to be further boosted in the immediate future.


This bright outlook can be buttressed by a memorandum of agreement (MOA) signed recently between the Philippine Sugar Research Institute Foundation, Inc. (PHILSURIN) and the Yunnan Sugarcane Research Institute (YSRI) in Kaiyuan City, Yunnan province.


MOA signatories were PHILSURIN chairman Jose Manuel Lopa and YSRI director Fan Yuanhong. Fan lead a Chinese team that visited the country recently.


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                    [Title] => Victorias Milling sets up biotech lab for sugarcane
                    [Summary] => A biotechnology laboratory of the Victorias Milling Co. (VICMICO) in Negros Occidental which was completed recently is setting the pace in state-of-the-art and high-tech biological method of improved sugarcane plant genetics and variety improvement in Southeast Asia and the Pacific for enhanced and sustainable productivity.


The Project is being financed by the Common Fund for Commodities (CFC) while the executing agency is the Philippine Sugar Research Institute Foundation, Inc. (Philsurin).


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PHILIPPINE SUGAR RESEARCH INSTITUTE FOUNDATION

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“This was ...
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All they have to do is refer to the Philippine Sugarcane Genetic Resources Data and Information Management System, or simply called Canepoint.


Produced by the Philippine Sugar Research Institute Foundation, Inc. (PHILSURIN), Canepoint contains complete information on sugarcane, arranged for easier search, retrieval, and navigation.


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PSR97-45 was bred by plant breeders of the Philippine Sugar Research Institute Foundation, Inc. (Philsurin) from two parents–VMC74-292 and CP72-1312.


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In the Philippines,  sugarcane farmers,  planters,  as well as researchers benefit from accurate measurements of environmental information from weather stations installed by the Philippine Sugar Research Institute Foundation,  Inc.


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