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SMALL FARMERS DEVELOPMENT CENTER AND HARBEST AGRIBUSINESS CORP

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Banking pin money in a farm

By Rose G. De La Cruz | November 12, 2001 - 12:00am

One hundred career women have pooled their individual P5,000 contributions to invest in a cash crop venture. "We were looking for a project we could invest in," said Nelia Gonzalez, a member of the Philippine...

Business As Usual