+ Follow ISABELA GOVERNOR FAUSTINO DY JR. Tag
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[Title] => DBP extends loan to Isabela
[Summary] => The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) has extended a P335-million loan to the provincial government of Isabela to finance a corn integrated production, post harvest facilities, four district hospitals, medical equipment, and 96 units of school buildings.
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[Summary] => American scientists said recently "dramatic advances are required in food production, distribution and access" if the world is going to meet these needs.
The statement was issued by the prestigious US National Academy of Sciences, which called attention to the fact that some "800 million people or 18 percent of the population of the developing world do not have access to sufficient food to meet their needs."
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[Title] => Isabela governor backs Bt corn field testing
[Summary] => Isabela Governor Faustino Dy Jr. threw his support behind the field testing and eventual commercialization of a high-yielding pest-restistant variety of corn that could possibly increase local farmers’ yields by up to 40 percent.
Dy backed the field trials of Bt corn being conducted by global agricultural technology leader Monsanto. The US-based company also introduced the hybrid corn variety currently veing used in the Philippines.
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Dy backed the field trials of Bt corn being conducted by global agricultural technology leader Monsanto. The US-based company also introduced the hybrid corn variety currently veing used in the Philippines.
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