Streaming the convergence of rice science and culture through the youth
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Streaming the convergence of rice science and culture through the youth. Students in different schools in Central Luzon are in high spirits as they join in simultaneous activities, such as on-the-spot poster making contest, rice food art, and the palarong palay which featured the game jack en poy or rock-paper-scissors and bunong braso or arm wrestling, among other indigenous games. The activities were meant to inspire the youth on the importance of rice production by showcasing the convergence of rice science, technology, and culture.
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SCIENCE CITY OF MUNOZ, Nueva Ecija-- The Central Luzon Agriculture, Aquatic and Resources Research and Development Consortium (CLAARRDEC) conducts its Rice Farms and Industry Encounters through the Science and Technology Agenda (FIESTA) today and tomorrow at the Philippine Rice Research Institute, Central Experiment Station in time with the Rice Awareness Month. 
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