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[Summary] => Mango growers – who have suffered losses due to inferior varieties or inappropriate planting methods like planting at a very close distance – may yet be able to recoup their losses by adopting a tried-and-tested technology known as “top-working.”
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[Title] => Homegrown table grapes, anyone?
[Summary] => You can have homegrown table grapes the whole year round– and in your backyard yet. You can produce them yourselves with just half a drum of fertile soil. This is made possible with Bernardo O. Dizon’s technology from which you can produce them rain or shine.
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[Title] => One man’s forest of desire gets bigger and bigger
[Summary] => Pomologist Bernardo O. Dizon finally gets his wish for a bigger orchard of exotic fruit trees in the city which gives easy access to interested entrepreneurs.
After 10 years of successfully pursuing his passion for fruit trees he gets not only 4,000 square meters but also another 20 years’ extension (renewable for another 20 years) to his 10-year contract.
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After 10 years of successfully pursuing his passion for fruit trees he gets not only 4,000 square meters but also another 20 years’ extension (renewable for another 20 years) to his 10-year contract.
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Here’s how topworking is done in undesirable mango – this can also be applied to other fruit trees – to induce the trees’ best potential in production:
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