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Farmer-scientist breeds best fruit variety
CALAUAN, Laguna – Jaime M. Goyena is more than your typical gentleman farmer.
A plant breeder by training, and an expert one at that, Goyena boasts of harvesting the...
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Outstanding Young Scientists
Last July, 11 remarkable Filipino scientists, all of them not older than 40, were recognized by the National Academy of Science and Technology (NAST), for contributions in the...
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SEARCH FOR NEW CVM DEAN ON
The search for the new dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine of UP Los Baños is on. Nominations will be accepted by the search committee beginning Tuesday, Aug. 24...
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Organic farming best in fight vs climate change
Organic farming is an agricultural production system that is best suited in succeeding in the battle against climate change.
Prof. Oscar B. Zamora of the University of the Philippines at Los...
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Researcher suggests drip irrigation in farms to combat water shortage, climate change
A researcher of the University of the Philippines-Los Baños (UPLB) has affirmed the efficiency of drip irrigation as a water-saving technology for agriculture to address the irrigation problem particularly in...
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DOST awards innovations
As the country celebrated this week the National Science and Technology Week with the theme “Filipinnovation: The Way Forward,” the Department of Science and Technology (DOST), headed by Secretary Mario...
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RP's 1st GM eggplant soon ready for commercialization
MANILA, Philippines - One more experimental cropping season and the country’s first genetically modified (GM) or biotechnology eggplant is set for commercial production.
The penultimate phase of the scientific process of...
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Native chicken products, anyone?
With all the hype on crispy and flavorful plump chicken breasts and chunky thighs, it’s no wonder that most people, particularly the young ones, prefer eating commercially-bred broiler over native...
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Seminar on Projecting the Supply and Demand Situation of Agriculture, Forestry and Natural Resources (AFNR) Human Resources in the the Philippines
A seminar on Projecting the Supply and Demand Situation of Agriculture, Forestry and Natural Resources (AFNR) Human Resources in the the Philippines will be delivered by A. Abrina,...
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1st National Conference on Bioremediation
1st NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON BIOREMEDIATION
Trader's Hotel, Roxas Blvd., Pasay City
26-27 October 2010
Sponsored by
National Academy of Science and Technology
University of the Philippines Los Baños
Philippine...
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IMSP presents its 6th Research Colloquium
The Institute of Mathematical Sciences and Physics will hold its 6th Research Colloquium on July 19, 2010 from 9:00AM to 9:45AM at the Physical Sciences Lecture Hall B (PSLH-B)....
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Food borne diseases in the Philippines reviewed in series of international seminars
More than 500 delegates attended the series of seminars “Maintaining the intestinal integrity and improving broiler and breeder performance through effective control of Salmonella and other Enterobacteria”, organised by Norel...
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Philippines the First in Asia to Commercialize GM Eggplant
The Philippines will become the first in Asia to commercialize the genetically modified (GM) fruit and shoot borer (FSB)-resistant eggplant by 2011. This developed after the harvest of...
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Pesticide use may contaminate environment, says UP scientist
Pesticides may kill pests but it may also contaminate water, infect animals, and pose some health risks.
This was revealed by a professor from the University of the Philippines-Los...
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UPLB prof cites importance of plants for good health
Nurturing nature is the key to good health, said a professor from the University of the Philippines Los Baños (UPLB) in a recent conference conducted by the Department of Science...
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Myanmar beats Philippines in farm mechanization
It would be hard to believe that Myanmar, considered a backward nation in the Southeast Asian region, has a better level of farm mechanization compared to the Philippines.
Ricardo...
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Expert recommends mainstreaming CCA in Philippine forestry
The adverse impacts of climate change will constantly affect the environment -- how society adapts to these impacts could either reduce or amplify our susceptibility to climate change; thus underscored...
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Mt. Makiling has more tree species than US
E.O. WILSON said in his book The Diversity of Life that there could be no purpose more inspiriting than to begin the age of restoration and reweaving the wondrous diversity...
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How plant resources abound at the National Plant Genetic Resources Laboratory (NPGRL):2010 UPLB Outstanding Research Team Award
Shared hard work, commitment, passion, and cooperation – these are what it takes to be an outstanding research team and the National Plant Genetic Resources Laboratory (NPGRL) team definitely has...
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Behind distillery waste use and beyond: BIOTECH’s Liquid Fertilization Team 2010 Outstanding Extension Team
Distilleries use waste by-products such as molasses from sugar mills to ferment it to ethanol, which is the source of whisky, brandy, gin and vodka that are available in the...