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Hi Sir Felx…blog has been put down. However, it may take a while for it to be taken out of Google and Yahoo!’s indeces. I pray for your family and your safety.
Sir, si Kag,felix santos po ito request po sana na maalis muna ako sa blog nyo may mga death threats po me now regarding dun sa mga nakabangga ko na drugs syndicate malaki ang grupo na to at na perwisyo ko kalakal nila kaya binabalikan nila ako they track me thru net at isa sa pinaka mabilis ay yung sa atin pag type lang ng name ko labas agad blog mo , nakuha din nila cel no, ko nagpalit na ko new kaya baka matutulungan mo ko kahit hide muna yang atticle natin tulong mo nalang sa akin para sa safrty ko . kung maari lang po naman! salamat
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From PinoyPress.net
PALAWAN, Philippines — Northern Palawan farmers whose only source of income was slash-and-burn agriculture that nets them 10 cavans of rice for each hectare annually now have a new livelihood, thanks to a non-government organization (NGO) led by a UP Los Banos graduate who never thought he would stay for keeps in the country’s last frontier.
Change dawned upon eight communities in 2001, when farmers shifted from swidden agriculture and dabbled in a new technology— drying herbs and transforming them into powder for medical preparations.
They no longer burn cogon and other weeds to pave the way for the cultivation of palay, which nets them P300 per cavan, or a measly P3,000 from 10 cavans harvested from their kaingin every year. A farmer with a family of six members has to burn at least 5 hectares of land to produce between 50 cavans and 55 cavans of palay annually.
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