Today: Recent submissions
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Earth-friendly prawn farming possible with sustainable methods
(Today,December 13, 1994 , on page 1) -
Higher rentals proposed to save mangroves
(Today,March 8, 1994 , on page 15) -
What black tiger prawn was in the '80s, seabass is for the '90s
(Today,August 23, 1994 , on page 15) -
Seabass culture a profitable venture
(Today,August 8, 1995 , on page 15) -
Tilapia strain may ease tight fish supply
(Today,June 2, 1998 , on page 15) -
Pilot fish hatchery set up in Iloilo
(Today,May 26, 1998 , on page 15) -
Molluscs: Chief protein in times of high prices
(Today,May 19, 1998 , on page 15) -
New way to kill mud snail eyed
(Today,May 26, 1998 , on page 15) -
Boracay free of starfish, say marine scientists
(Today,January 12, 2000 , on page 4) -
Three years of making 'power food' from sharks
(Today,September 20, 1996 , on page 16) -
'RP has poorly developed scientific culture; needs to get rid of corruption'
(Today,February 25, 2003 , on page 16) -
P431-M biotech lab to boost RP's aquaculture
(Today,March 11, 2003 , on page 16) -
Prawn body seen to solve weak demand
(Today,April 7, 2003 , on page 14) -
Antibiotics-resistant pathogens
(Today,October 17, 2000 , on page 1) -
Women fishers carry burden of poverty
(Today,November 10, 1999 , on page 4) -
Scientists receive awards at NSTW
(Today,July 31, 2001 , on page 16) -
No biblical curse, this fish kill
(Today,July 17, 2002 , on page 5) -
P431-M aquaculture lab rising in Iloilo
(Today,July 14, 2002 , on page 3) -
Mariculture park offers alternative livelihood to Guimaras fishers
(Today,July 22, 2002 , on page 3) -
Sick fish? Take it ti the 'fish clinic'
(Today,November 20, 2002 , on page 1)