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[Title] => Kalinga hybrid rice farmer named Gawad Saka awardee
[Summary] => Michael Lumas-i learned the ABCs of rice farming at the young age of 14. He was his father’s assistant, working almost 10 hours a day, six days a week at their 2.5-hectare rice farm in Sitio Tannulubong, Ipil, in Tabuk, Kalinga.
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[Title] => Tungro ravages 2,000 hectares of ricefields in 8 Kalinga towns
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Agriculturist Avelino Lunag, who consolidated the report, said the tungro infestation has already destroyed about 6,000 metric tons of palay valued at P49 million.
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Agriculturist Avelino Lunag, who consolidated the report, said the tungro infestation has already destroyed about 6,000 metric tons of palay valued at P49 million.
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February 20, 2013 - 4:48pm
