THE United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has donated P5 million ($89,500) in aquaculture equipment for tilapia breeders in Ilocos Norte as part of its commitment “to boost innovation, education, and economic development in the region.”
The grant included essential equipment like a generator, solar-powered light, oxygen tank, submersible pump, aerator, sewing machine, and fish fingerlings.
The tools are meant to boost the beneficiaries’ tilapia production by 20 percent through...
THE United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has donated P5 million ($89,500) in aquaculture equipment for tilapia breeders in Ilocos Norte as part of its commitment “to boost innovation, education, and economic development in the region.”
The grant included essential equipment like a generator, solar-powered light, oxygen tank, submersible pump, aerator, sewing machine, and fish fingerlings.
The tools are meant to boost the beneficiaries’ tilapia production by 20 percent through...
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