+ Follow PACULDO Tag
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[Title] => Rizal descendant a bamboo enthusiast
[Summary] => A great-great grandnephew of Dr. Jose P. Rizal is the latest to venture into bamboo growing. Francisco Lopez sought the assistance of Nepa-Q-Mart Industries (NQMI) headed by lawyer-businessman Nereo J. Paculdo. The latter has been giving away free bamboo planting materials and is also extending technical assistance in planting as well as in putting up bamboo nurseries to deserving individuals and groups.
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[Title] => Grass for furniture exports, fine dining and dwellings, too
[Summary] => The worlds tallest grass bamboo (Bambusa arudinacea) has also the most number of benefits derived from it. Aside from the postcard pretty bahay kubo, bamboo together with rattan are the two main raw materials that make the countrys cottage industry exports a multi-billion dollar enterprise.
[DatePublished] => 2002-07-21 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Ramon Ma. Epino
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[Title] => CEU to publish book on cultural heritage, to include bamboos
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The College of Dentistry and Nursing of Centro Escolar University requested the
assistance of Nepa-Q-Mart Industries regarding its project of publishing a book
about the world's tallest grass better known as bamboo.
Dr. Maria Ayuyao, executive vice president of the College of Dentistry and
Nursing, thru a letter, requested lawyer Nereo J. Paculdo's expertise regarding
bamboos.
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[Title] => Grass for furniture exports, fine dining and dwellings, too
[Summary] => The worlds tallest grass bamboo (Bambusa arudinacea) has also the most number of benefits derived from it. Aside from the postcard pretty bahay kubo, bamboo together with rattan are the two main raw materials that make the countrys cottage industry exports a multi-billion dollar enterprise.
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[Title] => CEU to publish book on cultural heritage, to include bamboos
[Summary] =>
The College of Dentistry and Nursing of Centro Escolar University requested the
assistance of Nepa-Q-Mart Industries regarding its project of publishing a book
about the world's tallest grass better known as bamboo.
Dr. Maria Ayuyao, executive vice president of the College of Dentistry and
Nursing, thru a letter, requested lawyer Nereo J. Paculdo's expertise regarding
bamboos.
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