+ Follow AGRICULTURE UNDERSECRETARY DOMINGO PANGANIBAN Tag
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[Title] => Estrada still needs Maceda — Banayo
[Summary] => Former Ambassador Ernesto Maceda may soon hold a Cabinet position and will not resign as spokesman for President Estrada in his impeachment trial.
This was disclosed yesterday by Presidential Adviser on Political Affairs Angelito Banayo, who said that the President still has many plans for Maceda.
"I have talked with the President and he said that he needs him (Maceda) in his Cabinet and he has many plans for him," he said.
[DatePublished] => 2001-01-08 00:00:00
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[Title] => Maceda quits as trial spokesman
[Summary] => Ambassador Ernesto Maceda relinquished yesterday his informal assignment as presidential spokesman for the impeachment trial of President Estrada to newly installed Executive Secretary Edgardo Angara. Maceda held the post for less than two weeks.
He told The STAR he had to give up this job to Angara since one of the roles of an executive secretary is to speak for the Pre-sident.
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[Title] => Panganiban assumes top DA post
[Summary] => Agriculture Undersecretary Domingo Panganiban has been named acting secretary vice Edgardo Angara who is set to take his oath of office as the new executive secretary today.
Majoring in agronomy and plant protection, Panganiban graduated from the University of the Philippines Los Baños, getting 24 more academic units afterwards to earn a master’s degree in public administration.
[DatePublished] => 2001-01-06 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => by Rommel Ynion
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[Title] => Angara takes oath tomorrow
[Summary] => Agriculture Secretary Edgardo Angara will become the country’s new executive secretary tomorrow, replacing Ronaldo Zamora, in what is deemed to be the start of a major revamp in President Estrada’s Cabinet.
Angara has recommended the appointment of Agriculture Undersecretary Domingo Panganiban to his old post to sustain the successful food security program which he started.
Zamora, on the other hand, is leaving Malacañang to run anew for Congress in the coming elections in May. He is in the United States for a medical checkup.
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[Title] => Mango fruit fly turns out to be Australian in origin
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The trade war between the Philippines and Australia took a new twist after the
Department of Agriculture revealed yesterday that the Philippine mango fruit
fly is in fact a descendant of the Queensland fruit fly.
For a long time now, Australia had been exporting fruits to the Philippines
infested with the Queensland fruit fly.
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[Title] => DA to hike palay output
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The Department of Agriculture hopes to raise palay production from 11.8 million
metric tons last year to 12.5 million tons this year, or by 700,000 metric
tons, through increased yield.
Agriculture Undersecretary Domingo Panganiban said any benefits that increased
investments in irrigation that government will put in can only be felt early
next year.
"Any increase in hectarage planted to palay is already out of the question.
Thus, the 700,000-metric ton incremental production will have to come from
technological innovations, such as the use of certified seeds," he told Th
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AGRICULTURE UNDERSECRETARY DOMINGO PANGANIBAN
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[Title] => Estrada still needs Maceda — Banayo
[Summary] => Former Ambassador Ernesto Maceda may soon hold a Cabinet position and will not resign as spokesman for President Estrada in his impeachment trial.
This was disclosed yesterday by Presidential Adviser on Political Affairs Angelito Banayo, who said that the President still has many plans for Maceda.
"I have talked with the President and he said that he needs him (Maceda) in his Cabinet and he has many plans for him," he said.
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[Title] => Maceda quits as trial spokesman
[Summary] => Ambassador Ernesto Maceda relinquished yesterday his informal assignment as presidential spokesman for the impeachment trial of President Estrada to newly installed Executive Secretary Edgardo Angara. Maceda held the post for less than two weeks.
He told The STAR he had to give up this job to Angara since one of the roles of an executive secretary is to speak for the Pre-sident.
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[Summary] => Agriculture Undersecretary Domingo Panganiban has been named acting secretary vice Edgardo Angara who is set to take his oath of office as the new executive secretary today.
Majoring in agronomy and plant protection, Panganiban graduated from the University of the Philippines Los Baños, getting 24 more academic units afterwards to earn a master’s degree in public administration.
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[Title] => Angara takes oath tomorrow
[Summary] => Agriculture Secretary Edgardo Angara will become the country’s new executive secretary tomorrow, replacing Ronaldo Zamora, in what is deemed to be the start of a major revamp in President Estrada’s Cabinet.
Angara has recommended the appointment of Agriculture Undersecretary Domingo Panganiban to his old post to sustain the successful food security program which he started.
Zamora, on the other hand, is leaving Malacañang to run anew for Congress in the coming elections in May. He is in the United States for a medical checkup.
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[Title] => Mango fruit fly turns out to be Australian in origin
[Summary] =>
The trade war between the Philippines and Australia took a new twist after the
Department of Agriculture revealed yesterday that the Philippine mango fruit
fly is in fact a descendant of the Queensland fruit fly.
For a long time now, Australia had been exporting fruits to the Philippines
infested with the Queensland fruit fly.
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[Title] => DA to hike palay output
[Summary] =>
The Department of Agriculture hopes to raise palay production from 11.8 million
metric tons last year to 12.5 million tons this year, or by 700,000 metric
tons, through increased yield.
Agriculture Undersecretary Domingo Panganiban said any benefits that increased
investments in irrigation that government will put in can only be felt early
next year.
"Any increase in hectarage planted to palay is already out of the question.
Thus, the 700,000-metric ton incremental production will have to come from
technological innovations, such as the use of certified seeds," he told Th
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