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Nueva Ecija to increase production of carabao milk |
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Governor Umali supports the project that aims to make
the province the dairy capital of the country
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PALAYAN CITY: Credited for its role in cushioning the impact of
the rice price controversy with its high palay production, Nueva
Ecija is now geared toward softening the country’s dependence on
imported milk.
In the light of melamine scare, Gov. Aurelio
Umali asked on Thursday the provincial agriculture and veterinary
offices to consolidate efforts in order to enhance milk production
in the province to at least cater to the needs of the townsfolk.
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No imported milk products from China sold in Clark
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Clark Freeport, Pampanga: Authorities of Clark Development Corp.
(CDC) assured the public Wednesday that there are no imported dairy
pro-ducts from China being sold in duty-free shops and various
commercial business establishments here.
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Govt, NGO officials deem reproductive health urgent
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BAGUIO CITY: To lessen poverty incidence in the country, the
Philippine NGO Council on Population, Health and Welfare Inc. (PNGOC)
has deemed the Reproductive Health bill as urgent.
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War vs. MILF in year 2000 not ‘symbolic,’ says retired general
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A retired military officer on Thursday expressed his opposition to
the statement issued by Armed Forces chief Alexander Yano that the
all-out war launched by the military against the Moro Islamic
Liberation Front (MILF) during the time of former President Joseph
Estrada was merely “symbolic.”
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