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                    [Summary] => Planting coffee as a primary crop has become a lot more attractive  for Filipino farmers today than it was a decade ago, especially since  coffee is enjoying its highest trading price for the past two years.


 "For the last two years world market coffee price has hovered above P50 — one of the highest trading prices since it plummeted to P27 in 2002 because of surpluses from Vietnam," says Zenon Alenton, resident agronomist for Nestle experimental and demonstration farm (NEDF) in Tagum City, Davao.


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More and more local farmers going into coffee growing

August 27, 2006 - 12:00am

Planting coffee as a primary crop has become a lot more attractive for Filipino farmers today than it was a decade ago, especially since coffee is enjoying its highest trading price for the past two years. "For...

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