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Indeed, kabir chicken from Israel promises to be a Filipino consumer’s delight for its delicious eating quality. For one, it tastes like the native chicken (called manok Tagalog in Southern Luzon).


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Spring to Summer!

By Hindy Weber-Tantoco | February 6, 2004 - 12:00am

The fashion machine is at it again – cranking out the old and churning out the new, the hot, the must-have, the fresh-off-the-designer-oven. Just when you finally found those perfect silver flats, the cutest...

Young Star

Enterprise most fowl — and promising

By Ramon Ma. Epino | June 23, 2002 - 12:00am

With a few choice words, Marlon A. Rivera, chief executive officer of Xylena Farms, explains the direction of his fowl raising enterprise. "Kabir chicken and ostrich farming has bright prospects in this country....

Agriculture