THE Department of Agriculture (DA) said it is studying the use of peripheral canals to retain rainwater for irrigation. “What we will do is offset the water so that it does not go directly to the sea, but it can be used in irrigation,” Agriculture Undersecretary Roger V. Navarro said on the sideline...
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