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Woods and Ivbijaro Are in Talks to Supply Major Retailers Supply Organic Fruits and Vegetables Across the UK - Vimarsana News

Woods and Ivbijaro Are in Talks to Supply Major Retailers Supply Organic Fruits and Vegetables Across the UK

Woods and Ivbijaro Are in Talks to Supply Major Retailers Supply Organic Fruits and Vegetables Across the UK

Across China: Volcanoes fire up tourism in ancient Hainan village - Vimarsana News

Across China: Volcanoes fire up tourism in ancient Hainan village

HAIKOU, Dec. 4 (Xinhua) -- In the ancient village of Sanqing, houses built with dark grey bricks stand quietly amid tall and thick tropical trees. Women holding

Yangon zoo's oldest Asian elephant Mo Mo celebrates 69th birthday - Vimarsana News

Yangon zoo's oldest Asian elephant Mo Mo celebrates 69th birthday

YANGON, Oct. 29 (Xinhua) -- Mo Mo, an Asian elephant who is the oldest at the Yangon Zoological Garden in Myanmar, celebrated her 69th birthday on Saturday. As

Capitol allocates P400M to boost agri-sector in NegOr - Vimarsana News

Capitol allocates P400M to boost agri-sector in NegOr

FOOD SECURITY. The provincial government of Negros Oriental has allocated PHP400 million to boost the agricultural sector and help farmers recoup from the Covid-19 pandemic. Farmers will receive subsidies from the Capitol to help strengthen food security, especially in the production of rice, corn, and vegetables, among others. (PNA file photo courtesy of Choy Gallarde) DUMAGUETE CITY - The provincial government of Negros Oriental has allocated PHP400 million to bolster the agricultural sector in the province and help farmers recover from the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. Capitol informatio...

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China-Mongolia border port sees more fruit, vegetable exports - Vimarsana News

China-Mongolia border port sees more fruit, vegetable exports

HOHHOT, July 20 (Xinhua) -- A total of 27,700 tonnes of fruits and vegetables were exported from China to Mongolia via the border port of Erenhot in north China