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[Title] => Rescue rafts fortified
[Summary] => Preparedness is the first line of defense against calamity.
[DatePublished] => 2011-11-24 00:00:00
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[Title] => The right wood
[Summary] => Finding the right wood for your desired purpose takes a lot into consideration.
[DatePublished] => 2010-11-12 00:00:00
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[Title] => Probe hybrid rice debacle
[Summary] => A few years back, not a few people have aired the hope that government would make good its promise to stop agriculture subsidies, particular those that go to the rice sector via the Ginintuang Masagana Ani (GMA) program for hybrid rice production.
[DatePublished] => 2009-02-08 00:00:00
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[Title] => Farmers group backs Yap move to junk subsidies
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A large Northern Luzon-based farmers group hailed the recent move by Agriculture Secretary Arthur Yap to scrap subsidy schemes in the agriculture sector and channel instead the resources of government to the development of agricultural infrastructure.
The North Luzon-based West Tanat Multipurpose Cooperative (WTMC) said Yap’s move "would free up valuable government financial resources for vital infrastructure and would stop massive waste of public funds due to questionable subsidy schemes."
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[Title] => Farmers group backs Yap move to junk subsidies
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A large Northern Luzon-based farmers group hailed the recent move by Agriculture Secretary Arthur Yap to scrap subsidy schemes in the agriculture sector and channel instead the resources of government to the development of agricultural infrastructure.
The North Luzon-based West Tanat Multipurpose Cooperative (WTMC) said Yap’s move "would free up valuable government financial resources for vital infrastructure and would stop massive waste of public funds due to questionable subsidy schemes."
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[Title] => Farmers group backs Yap move to junk subsidies
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The North Luzon-based West Tanat Multipurpose Cooperative (WTMC) said Yap’s move "would free up valuable government financial resources for vital infrastructure and would stop massive waste of public funds due to questionable subsidy schemes."
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[Title] => Farmers group backs Yap move to junk subsidies
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The North Luzon-based West Tanat Multipurpose Cooperative (WTMC) said Yap’s move "would free up valuable government financial resources for vital infrastructure and would stop massive waste of public funds due to questionable subsidy schemes."
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[Title] => Farmers group backs Yap move to junk subsidies
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A large Northern Luzon-based farmers group hailed the recent move by Agriculture Secretary Arthur Yap to scrap subsidy schemes in the agriculture sector and channel instead the resources of government to the development of agricultural infrastructure.
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