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In line with the government’s rice self-sufficiency program, Germany’s Bayer Bioscience will soon locally develop new hybrid rice varieties that match both farmer and consumer preference.
In a statement, Bayer Bioscience said it is ready to launch this year its latest hybrid rice variety named Arize H64.
The variant, which was developed locally, has higher rice and milling recovery with a shorter maturity of about 100 to 105 days. Grains of Arize H64 are long and slender with moderate aroma.
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[Title] => Onion farmers in Ecija town mull shift to rice, corn
[Summary] => BONGABON, Nueva Ecija — This town could run the risk of losing its title as the country’s onion basket if its 1,800 onion farm families decide to go full-time into planting corn, rice and other high-value crops.
Onion farmers recently suffered losses of up to P60 million due to calamities. Local officials said that local onion farmers are planting other crops because of the spate of calamities that have ruined onion yields in the past few months.
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[Title] => Hybrid rice can be grown using less chemicals
[Summary] => Hybrid rice was developed by China several decades ago to feed its burgeoning population which by then had gone past one billion. It was also China that developed nitrogen-fixing organic fertilizer and soil conditioner called Exquisite BD that helped it save billions of dollars that would have otherwise been spent on chemical fertilizers and pesticides in propagating hybrid rice.
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[Summary] => SAN JOSE CITY – This one is for the Philippine Agriculture record book.
A multi-awarded farmer in this Nueva Ecija city has chalked up back-to-back feats in rice production.
In one hectare of his 19-hectare farm at barangay Tondod here, Fernando Gabuyo Jr. harvested 335 cavans last April 18 out of a hybrid rice variety, SL-8, bred by SL Agritech.
In another hectare, he reaped 332.5 cavans last April 14 out of the hybrid Bigante of Bayer CropScience.
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[Summary] => CALAUAN, Laguna – Bayer CropScience Inc., a major global company in the field of research, development and marketing of seeds, is developing a new hybrid rice seed variety that will be introduced in the Philippine market next year.
Carlos Miguel L. Saplala, Philippines BioScience manager said the new hybrid rice seed variety will complement its existing hybrid rice seed variety called Bigante which is already widely distributed to key rice-producing regions in the country since its introduction in 2002.
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[Title] => Hybrid rice production on the rise
[Summary] => Hybrid rice production is on the rise and more commercial crop producers and farmers are reaping the rewards of this new technology.
It’s easy to understand why. Hybrid rice, particularly Bigante rice seeds (distributed by Bayer CropScience with Tel. No. 450-3645), grows easily, is generally tolerant to pests and other diseases, promises a bigger yield, and is a healthy and tasty alternative to other rice varieties.
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In line with the government’s rice self-sufficiency program, Germany’s Bayer Bioscience will soon locally develop new hybrid rice varieties that match both farmer and consumer preference.
In a statement, Bayer Bioscience said it is ready to launch this year its latest hybrid rice variety named Arize H64.
The variant, which was developed locally, has higher rice and milling recovery with a shorter maturity of about 100 to 105 days. Grains of Arize H64 are long and slender with moderate aroma.
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[Title] => Onion farmers in Ecija town mull shift to rice, corn
[Summary] => BONGABON, Nueva Ecija — This town could run the risk of losing its title as the country’s onion basket if its 1,800 onion farm families decide to go full-time into planting corn, rice and other high-value crops.
Onion farmers recently suffered losses of up to P60 million due to calamities. Local officials said that local onion farmers are planting other crops because of the spate of calamities that have ruined onion yields in the past few months.
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[Summary] => SAN JOSE CITY – This one is for the Philippine Agriculture record book.
A multi-awarded farmer in this Nueva Ecija city has chalked up back-to-back feats in rice production.
In one hectare of his 19-hectare farm at barangay Tondod here, Fernando Gabuyo Jr. harvested 335 cavans last April 18 out of a hybrid rice variety, SL-8, bred by SL Agritech.
In another hectare, he reaped 332.5 cavans last April 14 out of the hybrid Bigante of Bayer CropScience.
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[Summary] => CALAUAN, Laguna – Bayer CropScience Inc., a major global company in the field of research, development and marketing of seeds, is developing a new hybrid rice seed variety that will be introduced in the Philippine market next year.
Carlos Miguel L. Saplala, Philippines BioScience manager said the new hybrid rice seed variety will complement its existing hybrid rice seed variety called Bigante which is already widely distributed to key rice-producing regions in the country since its introduction in 2002.
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[Title] => Hybrid rice production on the rise
[Summary] => Hybrid rice production is on the rise and more commercial crop producers and farmers are reaping the rewards of this new technology.
It’s easy to understand why. Hybrid rice, particularly Bigante rice seeds (distributed by Bayer CropScience with Tel. No. 450-3645), grows easily, is generally tolerant to pests and other diseases, promises a bigger yield, and is a healthy and tasty alternative to other rice varieties.
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November 25, 2007 - 12:00am
