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⏲ Duration: 7 min 25 sec
✓ Published: 03-May-2010
✓ Published: 03-May-2010
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Masipag Rice technology, produced by Mirage Productions International. HD Video production showing growing rice using green methods in the Philippines. By using these methods they have been able to create greater yields instead of using chemicals and pesticides. This was produced for PhilNet, a NGO in Manila. Terry Sanchez Producer.
Masipag Rice technology, produced by Mirage Productions International. HD Video production showing growing rice using green methods in the Philippines. By using these methods they have been able to create greater yields instead of using chemicals and pesticides. This was produced for PhilNet, a NGO in Manila. Terry Sanchez Producer.
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