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Locally Produced Rennet, A Big Lift To Filipino Dairy Farmers
Jul 1st
The local microbial rennet fermented in coconut paring cake was developed by Dr. Susana Mercado of the University of the Philippines, Los Baños Biotechnology (UPLB-Biotech) is now available for dairy farmers engaging into cheese making using carabao’s milk.
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Animals Show No Symptoms Infected With Helicobacter Strains?
Mar 8th
Previous common perception is that eating too much spicy food, acid in one’s system and stress causes gastric ulcers for humans.
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The Benefits Of Radiation To Agriculture
Aug 30th
Researchers from the Philippine Nuclear Research Institute (PNRI) have been developing improved crop varieties through mutation a non conventional method of plant breeding which uses mutational agents (mutagen) such as radiation or chemicals (i.e. ethyl methyl sulfonite (EMS).
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What Makes Our Hair Turns Grey?
Aug 7th
A new study has explained the reason why our hair turns grey. Though the greying of hair is usually associated with aging, it can also be caused due to genetics and heredity.
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Is Carbonized Rice Hull Beneficial To Farmers?
May 15th
In the Philippines where rice is the staple crop, rice hull “ipa” or “tahop” as they are locally known for, is a common sight.
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The Health Benefits Of Barley
Sep 22nd
Barley grain is as ancient as the human civilization but sadly overlooked as far as the health benefits we can derived.
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Why Raw Food Is Important To Our Diet?
Mar 16th
Eating raw food is as old as the human civilization, it is one of the ancient lifestyle known to man. It was the time when fire has not yet been discovered and invented by man.