+ Follow MAYOR LEOCADIO Tag
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BAYAMBANG, Pangasinan – Despite heavy losses incurred due to onion diseases called pinkroot and bulb rot that affected their produce, onion farmers are not losing hope and won’t give up planting their precious crop.
Mayor Leocadio de Vera Jr. told The STAR that onions have been the lifeblood of more than 1,000 onion farmers who have made this town as the top onion producer in Pangasinan and even in Region 1.
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[Title] => Mysterious disease hounding P’sinan onion industry
[Summary] => BAYAMBANG, Pangasinan — A mysterious disease threatens to kill the onion industry in this top onion-producing town of Pangasinan.
In fact, the disease has caused a decline in the Bayambang farmers’ produce by as much as 30 percent, resulting in some P39-million losses this year.
Mayor Leocadio de Vera Jr. told The STAR that the national government should address this problem soonest to alleviate the plight of farmers growing onions in about 650 hectares in 30 of the town’s 66 barangays.
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[Title] => La Niña seen as boon to P’sinan’s buro makers
[Summary] => BAYAMBANG, Pangasinan — This town, which hosts the province’s biggest fish sanctuary known as the Mangabul Fishing and Hunting Park, sees the coming wet La Niña phenomenon as a boon to its buro (fermented fish) industry.
While the government is asking residents of flood-prone areas to brace for La Niña, Mayor Leocadio de Vera said the coming rains would help resuscitate the local buro industry.
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MAYOR LEOCADIO
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BAYAMBANG, Pangasinan – Despite heavy losses incurred due to onion diseases called pinkroot and bulb rot that affected their produce, onion farmers are not losing hope and won’t give up planting their precious crop.
Mayor Leocadio de Vera Jr. told The STAR that onions have been the lifeblood of more than 1,000 onion farmers who have made this town as the top onion producer in Pangasinan and even in Region 1.
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[Summary] => BAYAMBANG, Pangasinan — A mysterious disease threatens to kill the onion industry in this top onion-producing town of Pangasinan.
In fact, the disease has caused a decline in the Bayambang farmers’ produce by as much as 30 percent, resulting in some P39-million losses this year.
Mayor Leocadio de Vera Jr. told The STAR that the national government should address this problem soonest to alleviate the plight of farmers growing onions in about 650 hectares in 30 of the town’s 66 barangays.
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[Summary] => BAYAMBANG, Pangasinan — This town, which hosts the province’s biggest fish sanctuary known as the Mangabul Fishing and Hunting Park, sees the coming wet La Niña phenomenon as a boon to its buro (fermented fish) industry.
While the government is asking residents of flood-prone areas to brace for La Niña, Mayor Leocadio de Vera said the coming rains would help resuscitate the local buro industry.
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