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“In previous years farmers would generally use OP [open pollination] seeds. But in the past three years, farmers have become more aware of the benefits of the F1 seeds and sales have increased about 30pc throughout the country,”
 
“The main reason for this project is to build a central-ised network for the commod-ity exchange centres scatter-ed across the country. The project was delayed because of Cyclone Nargis but we have now recommenced work,”
 
SAUDI Arabia has made an enquiry through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs about buying Myanmar poulty, according to an official from the Myanmar Livestock Federation.
 
“Profits depend mostly on the area and I can’t sell my pancakes at a fixed price everywhere because in some areas people have money to spend, while elsewhere they don’t,”
APPLE prices should decrease further in coming weeks as more produce from China enters the local market, fruiterers at Thiri Mingalar Grocery Wholesale Market in Yangon said last week.
 

A suitable apartment can now be rented for about US$300 a month, compared to $200-plus before the cyclone, and the rent for a detached house has risen from $600 to up to $700 a month, depending on size, location and other factors, in those townships.

 

“We plan to begin building about thirty duplexes [dual-floor houses] in early October along Kyan Sitt Thar road in Haing Tharyar township. Each will have a floor space of 800 square feet and be on a 2400-square-foot compound. The estimated selling price for each is K15 million, which includes water and electricity connections,”

 

YANGON-BASED company Yadanar Shwe Htun Construction plans to begin construction on three new condos in the city’s downtown area by the end of the year, according to managing director U Lazarus.

 
HOUSE OF THE WEEK

The three bedroom residence, on a quarter-acre block, is situated beside a small laneway, which ensures peacefulness despite the hectic Kabar Aye Pagoda Road being barely a two-minute walk away.

 
“We usually stockpile construction materials, which helps us to avoid sudden cost increases but we’re not immune: Steel rods have jumped from K100,000 last year to K300,000 now,”
 
In addition to over 300,000 buffaloes and cattle, in the most affected 11 townships of Yangon and Ayeyarwady divisions, about 66,000 pigs, over one million chickens, and around 500,000 ducks, were killed in the cyclone, the UN’s Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) reported.
 
MYANMAR’S authorities were by far the greatest providers of medical assistance to its population after Cyclone Nargis despite the widespread international criticism of a poor response, according to an analysis released on September 3.
 
U Tin Win said Redclaw – whose scientific name is Cherax quadricarinatus – is native to Queensland and the Northern Territory, Australia, while a number of countries in the Middle East and Asia, especially Indonesia, have successfully established Redclaw aquaculture.
 
“As a direct result of the program I was chosen to attend the Youth Camp for Asia’s Future, which was held from July 29 to August 18 this year in South Korea,”
 
The festival on Inle lake in February 2009, to be called Inle Orchid Images, will display many types of orchid and is aimed at tourists. It will also feature the booths of Inle, Kalaw, Taunggyi and Pindaya selling traditional foods around a floating market. The festival will last for three days.
 
MUSLIMS in Myanmar last week began observing Ramadan, the ninth and holiest month of the Islamic lunar calendar, during which food, drinks and all other kinds of worldly pleasures are prohibited from dawn to dusk.
 

“I learned a lot about their tastes in food and so forth. I love them. And you can’t compare the simplicity of their way of life with anything else. I immersed myself in their nature, spirits and rituals for three years. But at that time, the only thing I could give them back was music,”
 
Actor Kyaw Hein declared in July his intention to end his successful film career, which has spanned 40 years, to become a monk with the aim of helping people who have psychological problems.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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