+ Follow NAFC Tag
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[Title] => DA launches program promoting shift to organic fertilizers
[Summary] => The National Agricultural and Fishery Council (NAFC), an attached agency of the Department of Agriculture (DA), recently launched its P25-million "Organikong Abono, Tulong sa Magsasakang Pilipino Project," aimed at helping farmers beat the rising cost of petroleum-based fertilizers by using more organic fertilizers.
Mamerto E. Ellorin, NAFC executive director, said the amount will be sourced from Japan’s 2KR program and will complement the DA’s "Tipid Abono" fertilization program.
[DatePublished] => 2004-12-19 00:00:00
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[Title] => Leadership struggle rocks aggie-fishery council
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Agriculture Secretary Edgardo Angara has been obviously peeved these past few
days.
Operations of the National Agricultural and Fishery Council (NAFC), which he
chairs, are almost at a standstill as middle managers and rank-and-file
employees await the outcome of a power struggle between NAFC executive director
Valerio Kalaw, a presidential appointee, and Jovy Bernabe, a lawyer closely
associated with Angara.
It can be recalled that Angara had fought for control of the NAFC when the
Office of the President wanted to remove it from the Department of Agriculture
and place it
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[Title] => DA launches program promoting shift to organic fertilizers
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Mamerto E. Ellorin, NAFC executive director, said the amount will be sourced from Japan’s 2KR program and will complement the DA’s "Tipid Abono" fertilization program.
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[Title] => Leadership struggle rocks aggie-fishery council
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Agriculture Secretary Edgardo Angara has been obviously peeved these past few
days.
Operations of the National Agricultural and Fishery Council (NAFC), which he
chairs, are almost at a standstill as middle managers and rank-and-file
employees await the outcome of a power struggle between NAFC executive director
Valerio Kalaw, a presidential appointee, and Jovy Bernabe, a lawyer closely
associated with Angara.
It can be recalled that Angara had fought for control of the NAFC when the
Office of the President wanted to remove it from the Department of Agriculture
and place it
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