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Officially, the technology is called "Minus-One-Element Technique: Nutrient Deficiency Test for Lowland Rice Soils."


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DR. CEZAR MAMARIL AND JOSUE DESCALSOTA

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DA-PhilRice tech now up for commercialization

July 30, 2006 - 12:00am

It’s now popularly known in the rice world as MOET. Officially, the technology is called "Minus-One-Element Technique: Nutrient Deficiency Test for Lowland Rice Soils." The technology was developed...

Agriculture