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Archives (2001)

Vol. 3 No. 1 January-March 2001

»» P15M high impact projects approved for livestock and poultry RDE network
»» Montemayor bans UK meat imports
»» LDPs of the DA: an analysis
»» Renewed role of private sector valuable in livestock R&D - study reveals
»» Botanicals effective against ectoparasites
»» Trichantera: cheaper feed substitute to soybean oil meal
»» ELISA effective in FMD diagnosis
»» National integrated RDE agenda and program for livestock and fisheries
»» Mad cow disease: know the risks
»» The livestock and poultry industry: an overview
»» Scientists find twinning technology in dairy cattle successful

Vol. 3 No. 2 April-June 2001

»» CERDAF approves five addt'l national programs
»» IPB recommends organic farming for vegetables
»» The growing Philippine vegetable industry: obstacles and opportunities
»» Growing vegetables without soil
»» MMSU recommends off season tomato hybrids
»» Halamanan sa BPI: farming the city
»» Dump that damping-off diseases
»» Grafting effective in producing off- season tomato
»» 'It's time you put some spice into your life'
»» A commodity feature cultivating the aromatic garlic
»» Vegetable gardening at the rooftop?
»» National integrated RDE agenda and program for vegetable
»» DA launches AFP livelihood program
»» The gulayan at bulaklakan project: creating greener pastures for urban dwellers

Vol. 3 No. 3 July-September 2001

»» USM recommends high-yielding rubber clones
»» GMA oks P2B R&D fund
»» New sciences to produce more food
»» Five cacao clones now ready for farmer use
»» NIRDEAP for rubber: stretching opportunities for rubber industry
»» Rubber: the oozing tree
»» Village processing technologies: approach to solve low production of rubber
»» Smallholder rubber farming system "no break" in farmers' income
»» NIRDEAP for coffee: Perking up the coffee sector
»» Clonal propagation in coffee: a promising technology
»» How to raise healthy cacao seedlings
»» Earning more from canes
»» Coping with acidic soils
»» Muscovado: the promise of the 'other sugar'
»» Rock candy: a 'tasteful' example of a profitable home business
»» Propagating cacao by nodal grafting
»» Making vinegar a business venture
»» The Philippine coffee industry: a profile
»» Prospects in cocoa

Vol. 3 No. 4 October-December 2001

»» Outstanding technologies identified in nat'l R&D week
»» Thailand, Philippines convene for agri cooperation
»» Prospects for the ornamental industry in the new millennium
»» UPLB scientists develop new hybrids of Philippine ornamentals
»» New management techniques for exportable foliage plants
»» In focus a date with the "king of cut flowers"
»» Brighten your homes with aglaonema
»» King in red and green
»» Cashing in with the 'lucky bamboo'
»» Turfgrasses: the preferred ground cover
»» Catching the invisible enemy with ELISA
»» Grow dracaena godseffiana the easy way
»» Bromeliads: the exotic plant
»» Wag that fish-tail fern
»» Mass propagating the 'doņas' through kulob system
»» Beauveria mold bioinsecticide: safer control against orchid pests
»» Orchids and mycorrhiza: a lesson from the wild
»» Controlling white rust in chrysanthemums
»» Ways to enhance palm seed germination
»» Prolonging the vase life of cut flowers with ethylene adsorbent and florafresh
»» Mass producing the fragrant kamuning
»» The national RDE program for ornamental crops
»» GMA presents 2001 gawad saka awards

 
 
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