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[Title] => Farm sector growth slows sharply to 1.26% in H1
[Summary] => The agriculture sector slowed down to a mere 1.26-percent growth in the first semester from 6.43 percent in the previous year, weakened considerably by the carryover effects of the El Niño phenomenon that started in October of 2004.
The agriculture sector also continued its lethargic performance in the second quarter with a growth rate of only 1.84 percent from 4.55 percent during the same period last year. In the first quarter this year, the agriculture sector posted its lowest first quarter growth in four years at 0.55 percent.
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[Title] => Farm sector growth slows sharply to 1.26% in H1
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The agriculture sector also continued its lethargic performance in the second quarter with a growth rate of only 1.84 percent from 4.55 percent during the same period last year. In the first quarter this year, the agriculture sector posted its lowest first quarter growth in four years at 0.55 percent.
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By Rocel Felix | August 17, 2005 - 12:00am
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