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DOST seminars now accessible online in real-time
By: Rochelle L. Cruz Did you know that you can attend seminars though you are kilometres away…
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SCIENCE GOES TO SOCCSKSARGEN
Department of Science and Technology Secretary Mario G. Montejo greets student-participants to the Science Nation Tour, a national…
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Oriental Mindoro local gov’t, state college partner with S.E. Asian center to boost calamansi industry
The local government of Victoria, Oriental Mindoro and Mindoro State College of Agriculture and Technology (MinSCAT) inked a…
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TAPI, patuloy na tumutulong sa mga Pilipinong nag-nenegosyo
Ni NOLI C. LIWANAG SA pagdiriwang ng ika-29 na taon ng Technology Application and Promotion Institute-Department of Science…
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PCAARRD to showcase SIPAG’s Best
Written by Ricardo R. Argana, DOST-PCAARRD S&T Media Service Abaca hybrids resistant to abaca bunchy top…
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Afghanistan NVDA officials visit PCAARRD
Officials of the Nangahar Valley Development Authority (NVDA) of Afghanistan visited the Philippine Council for Agriculture, Aquatic and…
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STATEMENT OF SEC. MARIO MONTEJO ON THE PROPOSED SSL IV
TO THE HARDWORKING MEN AND WOMEN OF THE DOST The DOST supports the proposed Salary Standardization Law IVthat…
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Former ABRII Director General visits PCAARRD
Written by Katrina Kae S. Principe, DOST-PCAARRD S&T Media Service (From left to right) Mahmood Mansuob…
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Soft-shell crab production using hatchery-produced seedstock technology
Soft-shell crabs command a higher price since they can be eaten whole when cooked because of their soft…
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Diwata, DOST’s Pinoy-made micro-satellite to raise agri-productivity, advance disaster preparedness
Diwata (“fairy”) the first Filipino built micro-satellite, named after Filipino mythological character weighs just 50 kilogram but the…