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February 2024

Pangasinan remains top rice producer in Region I

By | Business

THE Pangasinan accounts 60-percent of the region’s total rice production which makes the province still the top contributor in rice production in Region I. This was confirmed by the Department of Agriculture Region I (DA-1) as it noted a two-percent increase in its production compared to 2022. DA-1’s data show…

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Pangasinan remains top rice producer in Region I

By February 11, 2024Business

Tayug farmlands severely affected by El Niño

By | Business

MORE farmlands in Tayug were already reported to be severely affected by the El Niño phenomenon. The Department of Agriculture–Region I (DA-1) said some 30 farmers tilling 34 hectares of farmlands in Barangay Evangelista, Tayug town, have appealed for help on seeing their farms dry from the absence of irrigation…

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Tayug farmlands severely affected by El Niño

By February 11, 2024Business

Villasis’ talong not affected by El Niño

By | Business

THE talong (eggplant) industry for which Villasis is famous for, is not affected by the El Niño phenomenon, according to the town’s Municipal Agriculture Office (MAO). Roberto Padilla, MAO’S municipal high-value crops coordinator, said in an interview that even during El Niño phenomenon in the past, their harvest remains good…

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Villasis’ talong not affected by El Niño

By February 11, 2024Business

NEWS BRIEFS

By | Business

(Filed by 104.7 IFM Dagupan News)    Illegal drug trading in Pangasinan ILLEGAL drugs filtering into Pangasinan by syndicates continue, based on the monitoring of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency and other law enforcement agencies. While PDEA Provincial Director Richie Camacho said the report is alarming, he assured that they…

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NEWS BRIEFS

By February 11, 2024Business

Reflecting Pools

By | G Spot

By Virginia Jasmin Pasalo   IN Morocco, I watched a man walk quietly, his steps without the slightest sound, the lightness of a cat, through a small reflecting pool, a very still water that mirrored everything and everyone who passed. In this stillness, nothing seemed to move, not a leaf,…

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Reflecting Pools

By February 11, 2024G Spot

Popcorn please!

By | Andromeda's Vortex

By Farah G. Decano   THE UniTeam is self-destructing but everything is not over yet. Whilst hostilities between the Philippines’ top two political families escalated two weeks ago, President Ferdinand R.  Marcos Jr. and Vice President Sara Duterte continue to maintain a friendly front with the former recently calling himself…

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Popcorn please!

By February 11, 2024Andromeda's Vortex

The Year of the Wooden Green Dragon: The ideal of unity in diversity

By | Entre'acte, Punch Gallery

By Rex Catubig   “INTSIK tsonga”, “Tsikwa”– are just two of the monikers they are condescendingly called, implying disdain in the way they are regarded. Which reveals our bias and cultural ignorance. My father was privileged to enjoy a close association with the Chinese in the lumber business. I grew…

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The Year of the Wooden Green Dragon: The ideal of unity in diversity

By February 11, 2024Entre'acte, Punch Gallery