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Noted pomologist Bernie Dizon, known for espousing modern plant technology, has achieved a series of breakthroughs in the propagation of three outstanding citrus varieties – Japanese dwarf sweet orange, Luz calamansi and dwarf Rio red grapefruit from the US.
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[Summary] => Results of initial planting of double rootstock chokonan mango show a very promising income-earner for orchard and backyard farmer.
Five years of observation shows that chokonan mango bears fruits continuously, prolific and heavy fruiting even during rainy season. It has been observed that the hot temperature during summer months of May and June induce profuse flowering of chokonan mango, with the fruits maturing in August and September. There is no need to induce flowering by spraying potassium nitrate.
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[Summary] => QUEZON, Nueva Ecija – An internationally renowned justice and human rights advocate has bewailed the lack of government recognition for famed pomologist Bernie Dizon, saying the latter would have long been recognized in other countries for his achievements.
Justice Romeo Capulong, president of the Public Interest Law Center (PILC) and United Nations-designated interim judge to the former Yugoslavian Republic, said Dizon has distinguished himself in his field yet the government appears to have failed to recognize his feat.
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Justice Romeo Capulong, president of the Public Interest Law Center (PILC) and United Nations-designated interim judge to the former Yugoslavian Republic, said Dizon has distinguished himself in his field yet the government appears to have failed to recognize his feat.
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[Title] => Rambutan festival on today
[Summary] => The two-day Rambutan Festival in lawyer Victor Lazatin’s 11-hectare farm in Tiaong, Quezon starts today.
From 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., visitors who will be asked to pay a minimal fee of P150 per head, will have an opportunity to harvest and eat rambutan to their hearts’ content. What’s more, they will be treated with a packed lunch consisting of a scoop of rice, a serving of adobo cooked Capampangan style, and a glass of juice.
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[Title] => RP can be self sufficient in fruits
[Summary] => The Philippines can attain self-sufficiency in fruits if the researchers in modern technology which are mostly sleeping in some universities’ libraries and government agencies’ offices could reach the end-users who are the farmers
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Noted pomologist Bernie Dizon, known for espousing modern plant technology, has achieved a series of breakthroughs in the propagation of three outstanding citrus varieties – Japanese dwarf sweet orange, Luz calamansi and dwarf Rio red grapefruit from the US.
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Five years of observation shows that chokonan mango bears fruits continuously, prolific and heavy fruiting even during rainy season. It has been observed that the hot temperature during summer months of May and June induce profuse flowering of chokonan mango, with the fruits maturing in August and September. There is no need to induce flowering by spraying potassium nitrate.
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Justice Romeo Capulong, president of the Public Interest Law Center (PILC) and United Nations-designated interim judge to the former Yugoslavian Republic, said Dizon has distinguished himself in his field yet the government appears to have failed to recognize his feat.
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Justice Romeo Capulong, president of the Public Interest Law Center (PILC) and United Nations-designated interim judge to the former Yugoslavian Republic, said Dizon has distinguished himself in his field yet the government appears to have failed to recognize his feat.
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From 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., visitors who will be asked to pay a minimal fee of P150 per head, will have an opportunity to harvest and eat rambutan to their hearts’ content. What’s more, they will be treated with a packed lunch consisting of a scoop of rice, a serving of adobo cooked Capampangan style, and a glass of juice.
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