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Officially, the technology is called "Minus-One-Element Technique: Nutrient Deficiency Test for Lowland Rice Soils."


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                    [Title] => New abaca stripping machine developed
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An improved mobile spindle stripping machine for the extraction of abaca fiber has been developed by government researchers.


The machine was crafted by agricultural engineers of the Department of Agriculture-Fiber Industry Development Agency (FIDA) with funding support from the DA Guinintuang Masaganang Ani-High Value Commercial Crop Program (CMQ-HVCCP).


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NATIONAL AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES TECHNOLOGY FORUM

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abtest

DA-PhilRice tech now up for commercialization

July 30, 2006 - 12:00am

It’s now popularly known in the rice world as MOET. Officially, the technology is called "Minus-One-Element Technique: Nutrient Deficiency Test for Lowland Rice Soils." The technology was developed...

Agriculture

New abaca stripping machine developed

July 23, 2006 - 12:00am

An improved mobile spindle stripping machine for the extraction of abaca fiber has been developed by government researchers. The machine was crafted by agricultural engineers of the Department of Agriculture-Fiber...

Agriculture