Technologies
The following are the technologies developed by the National Agriculture and Resources Research and Development Network for the period 1995-2005. Technologies are categorized under organic agriculture and organic-based agriculture.
Organic agriculture - these are the R&D activities that meet the requirements of the international and local standards for organic agriculture.
Organic-based agriculture - these are the R&D activities that use materials that are categorized as "restricted" in the Philippine National Standards for Organic Agriculture, or those activities that do not yet fit into the standards.
Soil
and Nutrient management
View list of technologies and information generated by the NARRDN:
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Organic agriculture
- Control of ‘bugtok’ disease in ‘saba’ banana
- Integrated fruit fly management based on sterile insect release method
- Potential botanical pesticides against insect pests of mango
- Predatory mite to control cassava red spider mite population
- Integrated control of diamondback moth (DBM) in crucifers
- Fungicidal effect of Jatropha oil extract derived from physic nut against banana anthracnose
- Neem extracts as potential biocontrol for mango hopper
- Sawdust trap boxes control coconut rhinoceros beetle
- Indigofera tinctoria as a green manure crop in rainfed lowland rice-based cropping systems
- Common table salt as coconut fertilizer
- Kakawate’ hedgerows for improved soil fertility and crop yield
- Utilization of N-enriched bio-organic fertilizer and microbial inoculant in cotton production
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Organic-based agriculture
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Philippine
Organic Agriculture Information Network
Philippine Council for Agriculture, Forestry and Natural Resources Research
and Development (PCARRD)
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