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[Title] => Hog raisers want MAV extended
[Summary] => The National Federation of Hog Farmers Inc. (NFHFI) has asked the government to extend the minimum access volume (MAV) system and refocus the Agricultural Competitiveness Enhancement Fund (ACEF). It also proposed to reject any initiatives to open the local market further and reduce the Philippine pace of the duties on sensitive agricultural products.
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[Title] => Plastic is biodegradable — study
[Summary] => Of the 3,928,000 tons of solid wastes generated in Metro Manila every year, some 120,000 tons are of plastic material which is a problem. Fumes from burning plastic can cause a wide range of ailments including skin diseases, asthma and some forms of cancer.
Burning plastic releases noxious smoke that may release cancer-causing gases into the air which people downwind have to breathe. Burying plastic with other garbage can contaminate soil and groundwater. Even recycling, widely endorsed to reduce solid wastes, does not effectively reduce the volume of used plastics.
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[Title] => Agri loans seen to hit P28B next year
[Summary] => The government is releasing P24 billion in agricultural loans this year and increasing the amount to P28 billion next year. A small of this amount (5.5 percent) is the contribution of the Agro-Industry Modernization Credit and Financing Program (AMCFP). The rest will come from other government financing institutions (GFIs) according to the Agricultural Credit Plan for 2004-2005 of the Agricultural Credit Policy Council (ACPC).
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[Title] => CLSU hosts small ruminant congress
[Summary] => The Livestock Development Council (LDC) of the Department of Agriculture is inviting stakeholders and interested parties to its 2nd Small Ruminant Congress at the Central Luzon State University (CLSU) in the Science City of Muñoz, Nueva Ecija. The event scheduled on March 25-26 is organized with the cooperation of the Federation of Small Ruminant Association.
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[Title] => Livestock program gets a hefty lift
[Summary] => Traditionally, the livestock and poultry sub-sector has been a hef-ty contributor to the agriculture production of the country, which in turn, is a big factor in the country’s gross domestic product.
Last year, the livestock sector grossed P117.69 billion, 6.4 percent more than the P110.61 billion recorded in 2002. Livestock accounts for 17.71 percent of the country’s agricultural production. Poultry growers grossed P96.47 billion at last year’s prices, 8.6 percent more than the P88.82 billion realized in 2002.
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[Title] => DA, Japanese volunteers to hold seminar on animal disease eradication
[Summary] => The Japan Overseas Cooperation Volunteers-Philippine Animal Science Association (JOCV-PASA) is holding its 17th National Annual Seminar Workshop on March 10-12, 2004 in Paras Resort, Camiguin Island. Themed "Strengthening Partnership among Stakeholders Towards Disease Eradication to Improve the Livestock and Poultry Industry", the event is designed to develop the farmers’ potential for livestock and poultry enterprises.
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[Title] => Hog raisers urge GMA to certify anti-FMD bill
[Summary] => The National Federation of Hog Farmers Inc. (NFHFI) has issued an appeal to President Arroyo to certify as urgent Senate Bill 1004 before the momentum of the 2004 elections catches up with the legislative process.
The bill calls for a ban on importation of animals and meat products from countries and sources listed as foot-and-mouth disease (FMD)-risky by the Office des Epizooties (OIE), the world’s primary animal health safety organization.
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RAMON MA
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[Title] => Hog raisers want MAV extended
[Summary] => The National Federation of Hog Farmers Inc. (NFHFI) has asked the government to extend the minimum access volume (MAV) system and refocus the Agricultural Competitiveness Enhancement Fund (ACEF). It also proposed to reject any initiatives to open the local market further and reduce the Philippine pace of the duties on sensitive agricultural products.
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[Title] => Plastic is biodegradable — study
[Summary] => Of the 3,928,000 tons of solid wastes generated in Metro Manila every year, some 120,000 tons are of plastic material which is a problem. Fumes from burning plastic can cause a wide range of ailments including skin diseases, asthma and some forms of cancer.
Burning plastic releases noxious smoke that may release cancer-causing gases into the air which people downwind have to breathe. Burying plastic with other garbage can contaminate soil and groundwater. Even recycling, widely endorsed to reduce solid wastes, does not effectively reduce the volume of used plastics.
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[Title] => Agri loans seen to hit P28B next year
[Summary] => The government is releasing P24 billion in agricultural loans this year and increasing the amount to P28 billion next year. A small of this amount (5.5 percent) is the contribution of the Agro-Industry Modernization Credit and Financing Program (AMCFP). The rest will come from other government financing institutions (GFIs) according to the Agricultural Credit Plan for 2004-2005 of the Agricultural Credit Policy Council (ACPC).
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[Title] => CLSU hosts small ruminant congress
[Summary] => The Livestock Development Council (LDC) of the Department of Agriculture is inviting stakeholders and interested parties to its 2nd Small Ruminant Congress at the Central Luzon State University (CLSU) in the Science City of Muñoz, Nueva Ecija. The event scheduled on March 25-26 is organized with the cooperation of the Federation of Small Ruminant Association.
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[Title] => Livestock program gets a hefty lift
[Summary] => Traditionally, the livestock and poultry sub-sector has been a hef-ty contributor to the agriculture production of the country, which in turn, is a big factor in the country’s gross domestic product.
Last year, the livestock sector grossed P117.69 billion, 6.4 percent more than the P110.61 billion recorded in 2002. Livestock accounts for 17.71 percent of the country’s agricultural production. Poultry growers grossed P96.47 billion at last year’s prices, 8.6 percent more than the P88.82 billion realized in 2002.
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[Title] => DA, Japanese volunteers to hold seminar on animal disease eradication
[Summary] => The Japan Overseas Cooperation Volunteers-Philippine Animal Science Association (JOCV-PASA) is holding its 17th National Annual Seminar Workshop on March 10-12, 2004 in Paras Resort, Camiguin Island. Themed "Strengthening Partnership among Stakeholders Towards Disease Eradication to Improve the Livestock and Poultry Industry", the event is designed to develop the farmers’ potential for livestock and poultry enterprises.
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[Title] => Hog raisers urge GMA to certify anti-FMD bill
[Summary] => The National Federation of Hog Farmers Inc. (NFHFI) has issued an appeal to President Arroyo to certify as urgent Senate Bill 1004 before the momentum of the 2004 elections catches up with the legislative process.
The bill calls for a ban on importation of animals and meat products from countries and sources listed as foot-and-mouth disease (FMD)-risky by the Office des Epizooties (OIE), the world’s primary animal health safety organization.
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