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Producing high quality rice and obtaining price premium for smallholder producers have been a challenge for Asian rice farmers due to poor postharvest management, inappropriate technology, and unsupportive market conditions. This is an exploratory study of whether a multi-stakeholder...
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The Cordillera Administrative Region in the Philippines is famous for rice terraces where indigenous people grow diverse traditional rice varieties, through which they preserve their culture. For these people, rice grains are heirlooms. However, triggered by poverty, mass emigrations lead...
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Dubbed as “dragon pearl fruit”, “green dragon”, “dragon crystal”, and “strawberry pear”; the dragon fruit (Genus: Hylocereus) is native to Mexico and Northern South America. In the Philippines, it was introduced in the 16th century most...
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The respective jurisdictions of concerned agencies with respect to public and ancestral lands are defined in DAR-DENR-LRA-NCIP Joint Administrative Order (JAO) No. 1, Series of 2012. The principles of agrarian reform, stewardship and ancestral lands are observed in...
Princess Alma B. Ani
Affiliation
Philippine Council for Agriculture, Aquatic and Natural Resources Research and Development (PCAARRD)Job Title
Supervising Science Ressearch SpecialistE-mail
princessanidala@gmail.comLatest Submission from Philippines
邁向更具生產力的農業：菲律賓肥料產業的政策回顧
Learning Alliance: Opportunities to Align Stakeholders for Technology Adoption and Supportive Market Conditions
Consumer Valuation of Cultural Heritage: Estimating the Value of Cordilleran _Heirloom Rice_ through the Gastronomic Systems Research (GSR) Approach
Current Status of Dragon Fruit and Its Prospects in the Philippines
Agrarian Reform Lands, Public Lands and Ancestral Domains in the Philippines: Jurisdictions and Contentious Issues
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