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In the next two to five years, Agriculture Secretary Domingo F. Panganiban said several promising "Pinoy Biotek" products developed by Filipino scientists will be commercially produced and distributed in the local market as the government steps up efforts to raise agricultural production and meet the requirements of a growing population.
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Dr. Emil Javier, president of the National Academy of Science and Technology, said agricultural scientists at the Institute of Plant Breeding (IPB) of the University of the Philippines at Los Baños, have made significant strides in pursuing the commercialization of these biotech crops.
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In the next two to five years, Agriculture Secretary Domingo F. Panganiban said several promising "Pinoy Biotek" products developed by Filipino scientists will be commercially produced and distributed in the local market as the government steps up efforts to raise agricultural production and meet the requirements of a growing population.
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