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Take this advice from Dr. Rodel Maghiran, director of the DA-High Value Crops Program (DA-HVCCP).


Now widely adopted by mango growers, this simple technology can also be applied to pomelo.


Fruit bagging, which is the wrapping of fruits with paper bags, protect fruits from pests and brings about unblemished appearance which is a main factor considered by consumers.


Researchers have shown that bagging can reduce spraying of insecticides.


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Now widely adopted by mango growers, this simple technology can also be applied to pomelo.


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Researchers have shown that bagging can reduce spraying of insecticides.


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Kahakog Fr. Anil Rego

By Fr. Rey Cui | November 10, 2008 - 12:00am

Usa ka asno ang nagpanaw sa usa ka dalan ug naabtan sa tumang kagutom. Iyang nakita ang duha ka mga pundok sa uhay. Ang ...

Banat Opinyon

Bagging raises fruit quality

March 19, 2006 - 12:00am

DAVAO City – Make the most out of your pomelo fruits by bagging them. Take this advice from Dr. Rodel Maghiran, director of the DA-High Value Crops Program (DA-HVCCP). Now widely adopted by mango growers,...

Agriculture