+ Follow PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL JOURNALISTS INC Tag
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[Summary] => The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has warned that catastrophic events brought about by climate change could stall economic growth in Southeast Asia, especially the Philippines.
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[Title] => Aggie journalists' role in nat'l dev't extolled
[Summary] => A research and graduate education administrator and a broadcast journalist-lawmaker have extolled the vital role that agriculture journalists play in national development.
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[Title] => PAJ holds forum on high-value crops
[Summary] => The Philippine Agricultural Journalists Inc. (PAJ), in cooperation with the Department of Agriculture, is holding a forum on high value crops specifically on fruits and vegetables, on Nov. 29, from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Danarra Hotel, Mother Ignacia Avenue, Quezon City with the theme: "Prutas at Gulay: Oportunidad at hamon."
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[Title] => DA to focus on development of six commodities in next 18 months
[Summary] => The Department of Agriculture will channel its limited resources to the development of six commodities during the remaining 18 months of the Arroyo administration to meet the government goal of boosting farmers’ income, creating jobs, and achieving affordable basic food items for Filipinos especially in urban areas.
This was bared by Agriculture Secretary Luis Lorenzo Jr. during a recent weekend breakfast forum at a Manila restaurant co-hosted by the Philippine Agricultural Journalists Inc.
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[Title] => DA to focus on development of six commodities in next 18 months
[Summary] => The Department of Agriculture will channel its limited resources to the development of six commodities during the remaining 18 months of the Arroyo administration to meet the government goal of boosting farmers’ income, creating jobs, and achieving affordable basic food items for Filipinos especially in urban areas.
This was bared by Agriculture Secretary Luis Lorenzo Jr. during a recent weekend breakfast forum at a Manila restaurant co-hosted by the Philippine Agricultural Journalists Inc.
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November 27, 2005 - 12:00am
