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The researchers — Nenita D. Cacayorin, Leonardo T. Pascua, Magdalena C. Damo and Dr. Edison C. Rinen — reported that with a Trichogramma population density of 67,000 a hectare in the field, 58 to 100 percent of the bollworm eggs are parasitized.


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Getting rid of cotton bollworms

January 1, 2006 - 12:00am

Researchers of the Cotton Development Administration (CODA) have found that a certain kind of wasp kills the cotton bollworm, resulting in higher seed cotton yield. The insect, called Trichogramma chilonis, is a...

Agriculture

Bt cotton seen as important alternative cash crop

By Rocel Felix | February 20, 2005 - 12:00am

Genetically modified cotton or Bt cotton could be an important alternative cash crop for Filipino farmers. The Cotton Development Administration (CODA) said there is definitely money to be made in planting Bt ((Bacillus...

Agriculture