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[Title] => Tobacco agency completes training on paper making
[Summary] => BATAC, Ilocos Norte – Officials of the National Tobacco Administration (NTA) are upbeat over the prospect of having tobacco farmers boost their income further after setting the stage for handmade paper making with the use of discarded tobacco stalks.
This was learned yesterday as NTA Administrator Mert Ellorin who said that the agency has just concluded a training on handmade paper production here involving farmer-leaders from four tobacco-based cooperatives from Pangasinan, Ilocos Norte and Ilocos Sur.
[DatePublished] => 2004-03-07 00:00:00
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[Title] => Tobacco prices up
[Summary] => The National Tobacco Administration (NTA) announced yesterday that the tobacco trading season formally started last Monday. NTA Administrator Mert Ellorin said the farmers are much better off now because prices are good.
Reports from NTA fieldmen indicate that trading centers in Candon, Ilocos Sur were buying Virginia tobacco at P69 per kilo, well above the declared floor prices for the various grades and types of tobacco.
[DatePublished] => 2004-02-22 00:00:00
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[Title] => Vegetable farmers turn to tobacco
[Summary] => TUBA, Benguet–Don’t look now but the fertile slopes and valleys in this highland town that used to raise the famous Baguio vegetables are now devoted to tobacco farming.
The shift was triggered by the debacle that befell Benguet farmers whose vegetable produce are being eased out of the market by cheap stocks that continue to stream into the country both legally and illegally from foreign countries like China.
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[Summary] => BATAC, Ilocos Norte – Officials of the National Tobacco Administration (NTA) are upbeat over the prospect of having tobacco farmers boost their income further after setting the stage for handmade paper making with the use of discarded tobacco stalks.
This was learned yesterday as NTA Administrator Mert Ellorin who said that the agency has just concluded a training on handmade paper production here involving farmer-leaders from four tobacco-based cooperatives from Pangasinan, Ilocos Norte and Ilocos Sur.
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[Title] => Tobacco prices up
[Summary] => The National Tobacco Administration (NTA) announced yesterday that the tobacco trading season formally started last Monday. NTA Administrator Mert Ellorin said the farmers are much better off now because prices are good.
Reports from NTA fieldmen indicate that trading centers in Candon, Ilocos Sur were buying Virginia tobacco at P69 per kilo, well above the declared floor prices for the various grades and types of tobacco.
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[Title] => Vegetable farmers turn to tobacco
[Summary] => TUBA, Benguet–Don’t look now but the fertile slopes and valleys in this highland town that used to raise the famous Baguio vegetables are now devoted to tobacco farming.
The shift was triggered by the debacle that befell Benguet farmers whose vegetable produce are being eased out of the market by cheap stocks that continue to stream into the country both legally and illegally from foreign countries like China.
[DatePublished] => 2004-01-25 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
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