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[Title] => World organic market reaches $25B a year
[Summary] => So far Philippine exports of organically grown products are only about $8.23 which is a miniscule 0.0003292 percent of the total global trade ($25 billion) a year.
With the Department of Agriculture’s P273 million "Agri-Kalikasan Program" led by Dr. Rogelio N. Concepcion, director of the Bureau of Soils and Water Management organic production would be expanded tremendously. Of the millions allocation for the program, P246 million will come from the Japan-funded KR-2 fertilizer grant program and the balance of P27 millions from DA’s regular budget.
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[Title] => Farmers can save using organic fertilizer
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With the organic fertilizer program, a farmer can generate a savings of about P3,500 per hectare from the costs of inputs. This not only addresses the Department of Agriculture’s mandate to increase farmers’ incomes but will contribute to the food security agenda of the country explains Dr. Rogelio N. Concepcion, director of the Bureau of Soils and Water Management (BSWM) held at Barangay Aupagan, Butuan City, during the Farmers’ Field Day recently.
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With the Department of Agriculture’s P273 million "Agri-Kalikasan Program" led by Dr. Rogelio N. Concepcion, director of the Bureau of Soils and Water Management organic production would be expanded tremendously. Of the millions allocation for the program, P246 million will come from the Japan-funded KR-2 fertilizer grant program and the balance of P27 millions from DA’s regular budget.
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