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[Title] => Sweet tamarind project gains momentum
[Summary] => A sweet tamarind variety is in the pipeline.
About to be released by the National Seed Industry Council (NSIC), it has been named Aglibut after the late Prof. Andres Aglibut, a noted irrigation expert.
Aglibut had served in various capacities in several SCUs, among them the UP Los Baños College of Agriculture (as director of business affairs), Pampanga Agricultural College, and Mountain State Agricultural College (MSAC, now Benguet State University or BSU).
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[Title] => Zambales soon to become ‘sweet tamarind country’
[Summary] => It’s but a matter of time before Zambales will become "sweet tamarind country".
Now paving the way for this eventuality is a project being implemented by DA-BAR headed by Director Nicomedes P. Eleazar and the Pampanga Agricultural College (PAC) led by its president, Dr. Zosimo M . Battad.
The Office of Sen. Ramon B. Magsaysay Jr., through its Young Farmers Program (YFP) also has teamed up with BAR’s National Technology Commercialization Program (NTCP) to commercialize tamarind in the country.
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Now paving the way for this eventuality is a project being implemented by DA-BAR headed by Director Nicomedes P. Eleazar and the Pampanga Agricultural College (PAC) led by its president, Dr. Zosimo M . Battad.
The Office of Sen. Ramon B. Magsaysay Jr., through its Young Farmers Program (YFP) also has teamed up with BAR’s National Technology Commercialization Program (NTCP) to commercialize tamarind in the country.
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[Summary] => MAGALANG, Pampanga – Banaba tea in bottles. And in tea bag, too.
These are among the newest products developed by the Pampanga Agricultural College (PAC) here to boost agricultural development in the country.
Aptly named Obantea (short for organic banaba tea), the health drink is prepared from fresh and organically grown banaba leaves from the state college’s five-hectare banaba plantation in this town at the foot of storied Mt. Arayat.
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About to be released by the National Seed Industry Council (NSIC), it has been named Aglibut after the late Prof. Andres Aglibut, a noted irrigation expert.
Aglibut had served in various capacities in several SCUs, among them the UP Los Baños College of Agriculture (as director of business affairs), Pampanga Agricultural College, and Mountain State Agricultural College (MSAC, now Benguet State University or BSU).
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Now paving the way for this eventuality is a project being implemented by DA-BAR headed by Director Nicomedes P. Eleazar and the Pampanga Agricultural College (PAC) led by its president, Dr. Zosimo M . Battad.
The Office of Sen. Ramon B. Magsaysay Jr., through its Young Farmers Program (YFP) also has teamed up with BAR’s National Technology Commercialization Program (NTCP) to commercialize tamarind in the country.
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The Office of Sen. Ramon B. Magsaysay Jr., through its Young Farmers Program (YFP) also has teamed up with BAR’s National Technology Commercialization Program (NTCP) to commercialize tamarind in the country.
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These are among the newest products developed by the Pampanga Agricultural College (PAC) here to boost agricultural development in the country.
Aptly named Obantea (short for organic banaba tea), the health drink is prepared from fresh and organically grown banaba leaves from the state college’s five-hectare banaba plantation in this town at the foot of storied Mt. Arayat.
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