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[Title] => La Union councilor bet hurt in ambush
[Summary] => A councilor of this town, who is seeking reelection, was wounded in an ambush in Barangay Nagsabaran Norte on Friday.
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[Title] => DA backs use of hybrid fertilizer mix
[Summary] => The Department of Agriculture (DA) is urging farmers to adopt its "Tipid-Abono" project to help them beat the rising cost of petroleum-based fertilizers.
Agriculture Secretary Arthur Yap said adopting the program will enable farmers to cushion the spiraling cost of fertilizer. Fertilizers, especially the petroleum-based types with urea and ammonium sulfate commonly used by farmers, have gone up by an average of P200 per bag from last year as crude oil prices in the world market steadily posted increases this year.
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[Summary] => Agriculture Secretary Arthur Yap announced last week that the targeted 14.2 million metric tons (MT) yield in palay this year may be realized and may even reach 14.4 million MT due to the continuous implementation of the Hybrid Rice Commercialization Program of the Department of Agriculture (DA). Yap said this year’s projected yield is almost one million MT higher than last year’s 13.5 million MT. However, the sector is challenged by weather abnormalities and the increasing price of fertilizers.
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The government has launched a livelihood project for an agri-aqua livelihood program for the benefit of some 115,000 policemen and their dependents nationwide.
Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Leandro Mendoza said the project will tap the PNP’s under-utilized agricultural lands all over the country to support the Arroyo administration’s thrust to attain food sufficiency.
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Agriculture Secretary Arthur Yap said adopting the program will enable farmers to cushion the spiraling cost of fertilizer. Fertilizers, especially the petroleum-based types with urea and ammonium sulfate commonly used by farmers, have gone up by an average of P200 per bag from last year as crude oil prices in the world market steadily posted increases this year.
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Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Leandro Mendoza said the project will tap the PNP’s under-utilized agricultural lands all over the country to support the Arroyo administration’s thrust to attain food sufficiency.
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October 17, 2004 - 12:00am
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