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Take the ingenious farmers of Silang, Cavite, who have evolved what has come to be popularly  known as 1:4 Pooc Agroforestry. 1 stands for one hectare and 4 for the number of crops simultaneously grown in it.


Lately, reported Barangay Pooc II chairman Virgilio  Tibayan, the ratio has reached 1:7 to 1:10.


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VIRGILIO TIBAYAN

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Boat in Sinulog fluvial parade sinks

January 18, 2009 - 12:00am

Cebu City – For the first time in many weeks, the weather cooperated with no drizzles at all, that the sun was warming those who joined yesterday morning the fluvial procession of the image of the centuries-old...

Nation

Vessels below three gross tons cannot join fluvial parade

January 16, 2009 - 12:00am

The Philippine Coastguard will not allow vessels three gross tons and below to join the fluvial procession this Saturday if the weather conditions will not permit.

Cebu News

Cavite folk develop own technology

July 3, 2005 - 12:00am

Yes, rural people themselves can develop their own technology. Take the ingenious farmers of Silang, Cavite, who have evolved what has come to be popularly known as 1:4 Pooc Agroforestry. 1 stands for one hectare...

Agriculture