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Long applied to rice, corn and other crops in the Philippines, biofertilizers have not been developed for sugarcane, notwithstanding that sugarcane also requires large amounts of fertilizers.


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Philsurin develops sugarcane biofertilizer

December 19, 2004 - 12:00am

Exciting developments are taking place in the search for a substitute for expensive chemical sugarcane fertilizers. Should the experiments succeed, the cost of fertilizer application may be greatly reduced in the...

Agriculture