Once treated as an under-valued crop, farmers are taking notice of cassava as a valuable cash crop.
And given the right technology, cassava can be grown more profitably compared with traditional crops like rice and corn. Proof of that is in the success of the Ifugao Tapioca Growers Association (ITGA) in Alfonso Lista, Ifugao, which currently has 100 hectares planted to the crop.
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