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Over the years, this vegetable has been regarded as a "poor man’s crop," particularly in the Philippines. But recent studies have unraveled its potential in the form of value-added processed products.


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With a few more weeks before the start of the 2005 wet season, the Open  Academy is getting ready for the launch of various services for the Filipino extension workers and farmers. 


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