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[Summary] => To celebrate its 34th anniversary, Manila Seedling Bank Foundation, Inc. (MSBFI) has unveiled a new program to expand the production of native/indigenous and endemic forest tree species in support with the national greening program of the government to mitigate the effect of global warming.
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[Title] => Affliction for God's people can be the pruning knife to prepare us for greater fruitfulness.
[Summary] => Affliction for God’s people can be the pruning knife to prepare us for greater fruitfulness.
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[Title] => Pruning, bagging reduce pesticide use on mango
[Summary] => Mango growers may as well prune their trees and bag their fruits to reduce the use of pesticides on the trees and at the same time protect the health of consumers.
This was the conclusion reached by Dr. Ma. Excelsis M. Orden and her research team at the Central Luzon State University in a nationwide study on the economic effects of pruning and bagging in mango production.
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[Summary] => Every branch that bears fruit He prunes, that it may bear more fruit. – John 15:2
In every vineyard, a vinedresser prunes the branches so they will produce more fruit. In a spiritual sense, our heavenly Father must deal with us in a similar way at times – by pruning our lives. It isn’t only the dead branches that have to go, but sometimes even the living and vital ones must be cut back so that better and more bountiful fruit may grow.
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