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Japan is extending a ¥300-million grant to the Philippines intended specifically for Filipino rice farmers.


According to Agriculture Secretary Arthur Yap, the Japan Grant Assistance for Underprivileged Farmers, previously known as the 2KR (Kennedy Round) grant, was approved by the Japanese government last December. This helps small palay farmers purchase ammonium sulphate fertilizer totaling some 20,000 metric tons.
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Japan is extending a ¥300-million grant to the Philippines intended specifically for Filipino rice farmers.


According to Agriculture Secretary Arthur Yap, the Japan Grant Assistance for Underprivileged Farmers, previously known as the 2KR (Kennedy Round) grant, was approved by the Japanese government last December. This helps small palay farmers purchase ammonium sulphate fertilizer totaling some 20,000 metric tons.
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