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Agriculture is key: Farmer | The National (opens the original)
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AGRICULTURE can help improve your living standards and allow you to generate income, says a farmer Tombare Thomas, 47, is a father of three from Sinesine-Yongomugl in Chimbu. He has been running an agriculture business known as Las-Wara Farming Ltd for five years now. He said agriculture had sustained his family for a very long time. “The agriculture sector allows us to make money every week. Much better than a permanent job. “I grow potato, cabbage, sweet potato, carrot, cauliflower, broccoli,
Prawn farming has great potential, says expert | The National (opens the original)
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MAINTAINING good water quality with adequate and quality feed are essential for healthy growth and survival for prawns, says Cornelius Aiyapi. Aiyapi hails from Kagua-Erave in Southern Highlands. He manages the Fresh water prawns hatchery at the University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG) in Port Moresby. He said the prawn hatchery was a collaborative partnership between the National Fisheries Authority (NFA) and the Biology Department of UPNG. “Anyone can establish a freshwater prawn hatchery or farm
Welding requires patience and accuracy: Welder | The National (opens the original)
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WELDING is not just about joining two pieces of metal, it requires accuracy, patience, concentration and a strong understanding of safety and quality. These were the remarks of 32-year-old professional welder Godu Gani. Hailing from Central, Gani has been involved with metal works for five years. “I am a welder and metal fabricator. I fabricate, repair, modify and install different components of metal in numerous projects. “It is a trade that requires both technical knowledge and practical hands
Plumber clocks 45 years industry | The National (opens the original)
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NAUNA Garo from Gabagaba village in Rigo, Central is a plumber by profession and has been in the industry for 45 years. He is a 79 year-old-father of seven and grandfather to 15 grandchildren and is still active in the industry. Garo said he started off as a tea boy with John Stubs and Sons in 1963 after completing standard six of his education and from there moved to Morobe construction in 1968. It was there that he sat for a trade test at Idubada Technical College and passed. “I was a tea boy
Building proper drainage system | The National (opens the original)
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A DRAINAGE construction project has commenced last month at the Bomana road leading towards the Police College in the National Capital District. Site supervisor Moses Girimae who has been with a local construction for five years said the project was awarded to them by NCD and it was part of the NCDC rehabilitation minor works that they have been engaged to do. He said they started off by doing extraction and clearing of the drainage. “We have divided the drainage to two phases. We are working on
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