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[Title] => Agri journalists to visit PhilRice
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Officers and members of the Philippine Agricultural Journalists, Inc. (PAJ) will hold a familiarization tour of the Philippine Rice Research Institute (PhilRice) in the Science City of Muñoz, Nueva Ecija on march 13-14 upon the invitation of Dr. Leocadio Sebastian, PhilRice executive director.
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[Title] => Its kiping time again
[Summary] => Its May, and by now many houses in Lucban, Quezon, must have been adorned by kiping (brittle rice waffers).
Its in celebration of the internationally known Lucban Pahiyas Festival in honor of San Isidro Labrador, the patron saints of farmers.
Pahiyas is a Filipino term coined after payas (grand or spectacular) and hiyas (gem). Kiping is derived from the word kipi or kinipi, which means to remove extra water from the dough of soaked and ground rice.
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Officers and members of the Philippine Agricultural Journalists, Inc. (PAJ) will hold a familiarization tour of the Philippine Rice Research Institute (PhilRice) in the Science City of Muñoz, Nueva Ecija on march 13-14 upon the invitation of Dr. Leocadio Sebastian, PhilRice executive director.
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Its in celebration of the internationally known Lucban Pahiyas Festival in honor of San Isidro Labrador, the patron saints of farmers.
Pahiyas is a Filipino term coined after payas (grand or spectacular) and hiyas (gem). Kiping is derived from the word kipi or kinipi, which means to remove extra water from the dough of soaked and ground rice.
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