TABUK CITY, Kalinga: In a bid to revive Kalinga’s dwindling citrus industry, the Bureau of Plant Industry in the Cordillera Administrative Region (BPI-CAR) has trained some 20 citrus farmers in the province on asexual and sexual propagation.
Rogelio Custodio of BPI-CAR said farmers’ organizations were given package of technology (POT) training in this once the top-producer of sweet oranges in the region.
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