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[Title] => New lowland potato variety up for commercialization
[Summary] => A new lowland potato variety is ready for adoption.
Called Raniag, it was developed by a joint team of scientists and researchers of the Mariano Marcos State University (MMSU) and the Peru-based Centro Internacional de La Papa (CIP, or International Potato Center).
MMSU, currently headed by its lady president, Dr. Miriam Pascua, is a multicampus university in Ilocos Norte whose seat of administration is the main campus in Batac town.
The MMSU-CIP team was composed of Beatriz S. Malab, Noralyn Bacnat, Marissa Atis, and Enrique Chujoy.
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[Title] => ADB funds project to develop corn varieties for dry areas
[Summary] => LOS BAÑOS, Laguna – An Asian Development Bank (ADB)-funded project that aims to develop corn varieties suited for drought-prone areas is now being undertaken in five Asian countries, including the Philippines.
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[Summary] => The United Nations has declared 2004 as the International Year of Rice with the theme "Rice is Life."
First proposed by the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) and then endorsed and supported by the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and the Philippines, the International Year of Rice celebrates not only the cultural and culinary importance of rice, but also seeks to highlight the major challenges still facing one of the world’s most vital industries, an industry that feeds almost three billion daily and employs hundreds of millions more.
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Launched last Tuesday in Barangay Rang-ayan here, the project is a joint undertaking of the Lima, Peru-based Centro Internacional dela Papa (CIP, or International Potato Center), the Department of Agriculture, the Tarlac College of Agriculture (TCA) in Camiling town, the office of Gov. Jose Yap Sr. and Paniqui Mayor Elpidio Ibarra.
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The three-year (2003-2005) "Livelihood and Livestock System Project (LLSP)" will be underwritten with a budget of $2.105 million (about P114 million).
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Over the past four decades, the country’s collaboration with the CGIAR centers, now formally called Future Harvest Centers (FHC), have grown and expanded from joint research undertakings to institutional development.
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MMSU, currently headed by its lady president, Dr. Miriam Pascua, is a multicampus university in Ilocos Norte whose seat of administration is the main campus in Batac town.
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Launched last Tuesday in Barangay Rang-ayan here, the project is a joint undertaking of the Lima, Peru-based Centro Internacional dela Papa (CIP, or International Potato Center), the Department of Agriculture, the Tarlac College of Agriculture (TCA) in Camiling town, the office of Gov. Jose Yap Sr. and Paniqui Mayor Elpidio Ibarra.
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The three-year (2003-2005) "Livelihood and Livestock System Project (LLSP)" will be underwritten with a budget of $2.105 million (about P114 million).
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Over the past four decades, the country’s collaboration with the CGIAR centers, now formally called Future Harvest Centers (FHC), have grown and expanded from joint research undertakings to institutional development.
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