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                    [Title] => Farmers embrace change, increasing output, income
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Change is good, but only if one is willing to embrace it.

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                    [AuthorName] => Rita T. Dela Cruz
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                    [Title] => Plain housewife turns into ‘Carrot Queen’
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Patria Zamora, or simply Pat to her colleagues, doesn’t mind being called “The Carrot Queen.”

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                    [Title] => CPAR beneficiaries reach over 11,000
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In the pursuit of bringing research results to the beneficiary community while transforming lives of farmers and fisherfolk, the Bureau of Agricultural Research (BAR) is  intensifying the implementation of one of its flagship programs, the  Community-based Participatory Action Research (CPAR).

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                    [Title] => Oriental Mindoro to boost production of giant mud crabs for export
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A giant Zamboanga-native mud crab will be massively propagated under a P1.5-million community farmers’ program in Oriental Mindoro which could potentially raise the country’s $60-million mud crab export.

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Farmers embrace change, increasing output, income

By Rita T. Dela Cruz | October 5, 2014 - 12:00am

Change is good, but only if one is willing to embrace it.

Agriculture

Plain housewife turns into ‘Carrot Queen’

May 25, 2014 - 12:00am

Patria Zamora, or simply Pat to her colleagues, doesn’t mind being called “The Carrot Queen.”

Agriculture

CPAR beneficiaries reach over 11,000

March 9, 2014 - 12:00am

In the pursuit of bringing research results to the beneficiary community while transforming lives of farmers and fisherfolk, the Bureau of Agricultural Research (BAR) is  intensifying the implementation of one...

Agriculture

Oriental Mindoro to boost production of giant mud crabs for export

December 23, 2012 - 12:00am

A giant Zamboanga-native mud crab will be massively propagated under a P1.5-million community farmers’ program in Oriental Mindoro which could potentially raise the country’s $60-million mud crab ex...

Agriculture