See technology surge for RP's prawn industry
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An intensified program to bring field-tested ready-to-apply technology on prawn culture has begun to bolster the prawn industry of the Philippines. The Philippine-based Aquaculture Department of the Southeast Asian Center has launched a vigorous program to assist prawn farmers as well as those raising milkfish, tilapia and other species. This was announced recently by the Department Chief Alfredo C. Santiago, Jr.
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See technology surge for RP's prawn industry. (1983, April 4). The Visayan Tribune, pp. 1, 3.
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