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[Summary] => LOS BAÑOS, Laguna – A sugarcane project covering five Asian countries, including the Philippines, continues to achieve significant results.
Called "CFC/ISO/20: Sugarcane Variety Improvement in Southeast Asia and the Pacific," the research, development, and extension (RDE) project also involves Bangladesh, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand.
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[Title] => 55 elite sugarcane varieties among 5 Asian countries
[Summary] => Fifty-five elite sugarcane varities have been exchanged among five Asian countries under a United Nations-supported R&D project.
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CFC stands for Common Fund for Commodities (a Netherlands-based UN entity) while ISO means International Sugar Organizations.
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[Summary] => Did you know that just to have dishes of pinakbet, Metro Manilans need a monthly supply of 308,160 kilos of the ingredient vegetables?
That is, according to Department of Agriculture (DA) statistics, 61,630 kilos of each of ampalaya, eggplant, okra, squash, and stringbeans.
The Big City’s monthly requirements (also in kilos) to whip up chopsuey are as follows: cabbage, 57,010; sayote, 53,928; Baguio beans, sweet pepper and carrots, 38,520 each; cauliflower, 38,520 sugarpeas, 8,490; and brocolli 6,163.
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[Summary] => VICTORIAS, Negros Occidental – Elite sugarcane varieties from four Asian countries are now going through field trial planting here.
The varieties from Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and Bangladesh has earlier undergone quarantine planting in two places in the country.
They were initially grown in a quarantine glasshouse at the UP Los Baños-Institute of Plant Breeding (UPLB-IPB) in Los Baños, Laguna.
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[Summary] => Augusto Chavez of Cuenca, Batangas, hit it big when he ventured into the planting of "Sinta", the country’s first papaya hybrid.
It is the same papaya, bred by former Director Violeta Villegas of the UP Los Baños-Institute of Plant Breeding (UPLB-IPB), that ushered Carlos Abes of General Tinio (Nueva Ecija) and Ato Belen of San Pablo City into the big time in Agribusiness. Abes, for one, now suppplies Metro Manila malls and supermarkkets with "Sinta" papaya.
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Called "CFC/ISO/20: Sugarcane Variety Improvement in Southeast Asia and the Pacific," the research, development, and extension (RDE) project also involves Bangladesh, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand.
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That is, according to Department of Agriculture (DA) statistics, 61,630 kilos of each of ampalaya, eggplant, okra, squash, and stringbeans.
The Big City’s monthly requirements (also in kilos) to whip up chopsuey are as follows: cabbage, 57,010; sayote, 53,928; Baguio beans, sweet pepper and carrots, 38,520 each; cauliflower, 38,520 sugarpeas, 8,490; and brocolli 6,163.
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The varieties from Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and Bangladesh has earlier undergone quarantine planting in two places in the country.
They were initially grown in a quarantine glasshouse at the UP Los Baños-Institute of Plant Breeding (UPLB-IPB) in Los Baños, Laguna.
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It is the same papaya, bred by former Director Violeta Villegas of the UP Los Baños-Institute of Plant Breeding (UPLB-IPB), that ushered Carlos Abes of General Tinio (Nueva Ecija) and Ato Belen of San Pablo City into the big time in Agribusiness. Abes, for one, now suppplies Metro Manila malls and supermarkkets with "Sinta" papaya.
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