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Oriental Mindoro farmers urged to shift to organic farming

by Marvyn Benaning, March 5, 2009 -

With the province still reeling from the devastation of typhoon “Reming” and the perennial problem from pests such as rats and birds, Naujan, Oriental Mindoro Mayor Romar G. Marcos urged farmers to shift from conventional to organic farming to survive the global financial crisis.

Pinning his hopes on organic farming for farmers to recover from their heavy losses as a result of the typhoon, Marcos vowed to include organic farming, particularly organic fertilizer production, in the Annual Investment Plan of the municipality. Read more here.

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Parthenios

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Sunday 12 July 2009, 15:54

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