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RAFC-NSC Hold Joint Consultative Meeting posted by nafc on 2009-06-01 14:15:18 PHT
Japan Government Turns Over 34,905 MT Fertilizers posted by nafc on 2009-06-01 13:52:39 PHT
NAFC Braves 2009’s Challenges with Hope posted by nafc on 2009-06-01 13:45:20 PHT
NAFC Monitors Infrastructure Projects posted by nafc on 2009-06-01 13:42:22 PHT
Social Mobilization Training in Mindanao posted by nafc on 2009-06-01 13:40:09 PHT
Cebu Hosts Annual meeting of the ASEAN YFLTP posted by nafc on 2009-06-01 13:28:16 PHT
Young Farm Entrepreneur Succeeds in His Trade posted by nafc on 2009-06-01 13:14:15 PHT
NAFC and Cooperative Bank of Benguet Sign MOA posted by nafc on 2009-06-01 13:09:21 PHT

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RAFC-NSC Hold Joint Consultative Meeting

Posted by nafc on 2009-06-01 14:15:18 PHT


:roll:Advocates of agriculture and fisheries (standing, L-R) Asst. Sec. Salvador Salacup; Mindoro Occidental PAFC Chair Leonilo Binalangbang (IV-B), RAFC Chairs Edwin Andot (X), Efren dela Cruz (VII), Marcelo Abela (CAR), Jess Simon (III) and Datu Salah Mangelen ARMM); Secretary Arthur C. Yap; RAFC Chair Mabini Manalo (XII);Deputy Executive Director Maria Luz Enriquez; RAFC Chairs Isidro Acosta, Sr. (II), Rodolfo Lopez (XI), Renato Maza (IV-A); Vicente Adorna (I), Reynaldo Gaballo (Caraga) and David Canet (V); (seated, L-R) NSC Chair Vicente Lim, Jr.; NMAT Chair Renato Florencio; DA Undersecretary and NAFC Executive Director Bernie Fondevilla; Sub-Committee on Rubber Industry Development Chair Basilisa Ho and RAFC Association President Ricardo Provido, Jr. pose for a group photo after the awarding ceremony of the outgoing NSC and AFC officers.

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Japan Government Turns Over 34,905 MT Fertilizers

Posted by nafc on 2009-06-01 13:52:39 PHT


The Honorable Minister and Head of Chancery Jiro Okuyama and Economic Section Second Secretary Shimpei Ishido of the Em¬bassy of Japan, represented the Government of Japan while the Depart¬ment of Agriculture (DA) Undersecretary and National Agricultural and Fishery Council (NAFC) Executive Director Bernie G. Fondevilla represented the Government of the Philippines. Mr. Daniel Oñate, Vice-President for Marketing and National Sales Manager, Agrotech Agricultural Products, Inc., represented the three (3) consignees.

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