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HIGH-YIELDING SEEDS. The Philippine Rice Research Institute (PhilRice) in Agusan has reported that 19,615 rice farmers from three provinces in the Caraga region engaged in certified inbred rice farming in 2021. This year, PhilRice said, 65,388 bags of certified inbred rice seeds were released to farmers in the region, covering 32,693 hectares of rice fields. (Photo from PhilRice-Agusan) BUTUAN CITY - A total of 19,615 farmers from the provinces of Agusan del Norte, Agusan del Sur, and Surigao del Sur devoted their farms to certified inbred rice production in 2021. The three provinces are the c...

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ROAD MISHAP. Seven persons died while nine others sustained injuries after a minibus hit a passenger tricycle, a waiting shed, and an electric post along Jose Abad Santos Avenue in Barangay San Isidro in Lubao, Pampanga on Sunday (Dec. 26, 2021). The police is still investigating the incident. (Contributed Photo) CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga - The police is investigating the road mishap that killed seven people and injured nine others in Lubao town in this province Sunday afternoon. In a regional television interview on Monday, Lubao police chief, Lt. Colonel Julius Javier, said they are loo...

FAKE. Undated photo shows fake and genuine P100 bills. The police chief in Bicol on Tuesday (Dec. 21, 2021) warned the public against counterfeit money that could be circulating in the region, particularly in busy public markets. (Photo courtesy of PRO5 PIO) LEGAZPI CITY - The Police Regional Office in Bicol (PRO5) has warned the public against counterfeit money and advised those who get hold of it to immediately report to authorities. In a statement on Tuesday, Brig. Gen. Jonnel Estomo, PRO5 regional director, advised Bicolanos to be vigilant as there could possibly be widespread circulation ...

RCBC chief economist Michael Ricafort MANILA - Devastation in some parts of the Visayas and Mindanao wrought by Typhoon Odette is expected to hit economic recovery but restoration activities in the coming days can counter its economic impact. In a report released on Monday, Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation (RCBC) chief economist Michael Ricafort said damage to agriculture and productivity losses are the visible effects of the recent typhoon that hit the country. To date, many affected areas remain to have issues on electricity and telecommunication services, are experiencing shortages in w...