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Gnord-Ou Grows Main Rice Crop on 2400 Ha Gnord-ou grows main rice crop on 2,400 ha | Lao Voices Home Laos News Feature Culture Entertainment Photos Videos Food Travel Travel Guide About Gnord-ou grows main rice crop on 2,400 ha Popular Posts July 29, 2010 | Filed under: Headlines | Posted by: LV Luang Prabang is a member of EATOF Customs Entry Software Importers file your own entries. Full ISF 10+2 Support PM back from World Economic Forum on LogisticalDataSolutions.com East Asia (KPL) Gnord-ou district in the northernmost province of Phongsaly has transplanted rice The Fight to Preserve Lao Traditional Dress seedlings on 2,400 ha in this rainy season. The district expects that its rice yield for this rainy season would reach six tonnes per hectare. Lao Wedding Dress Amy Chanthaphavong is Miss Asian America Rice cultivation with the System of Rice Intensification (SRI) techniques has been practised on 2009 11.9 ha. The System of Rice Intensification is a methodology for increasing the productivity of irrigated rice cultivation by changing the management of plants, soil, water and nutrients and the use of fewer rice seedlings. Unlike other parts of the country, rice plantation in Gnord-ou district in this rainy season commenced earlier than last year because of early arrival of rainfalls. Source: KPL Lao News Agency July 29, 2010 Recent Posts Good hygiene key to avoiding diarrhoea Quantum Bits – Where unwanted plastic ends up A national artist who is more than a painter We Like Lao Food Champassak moves closer to poverty alleviation Lao Food on Facebook Mekong ministers ask ADB to extend support Like 9,900 people like Lao Food. Travel To Cambodia Experience Asia from the comfort of a luxury cruise. Learn more today. Seabourn.com/Asia Vietnam & Cambodia Travel Michael Maiz John Breanna Rabecca Tailor-Made Tours & Hotels Booking Best deals, Contact us now www.vietvisiontravel.com Laos Honeymoon Tailor-made Tours to Laos. Receive Southsada Phonethip Bounthee Thongvanh Ling Personalized Trip Proposal. www.Enchanting-Asia.com/Laos Facebook social plugin Find A Book Publisher Now We'll Help You Find the Right Publisher. Simple http://laovoices.com/2010/07/29/gnord-ou-grows-main-rice-crop-on-2400-ha/[7/3/2011 11:51:00 AM] Gnord-ou grows main rice crop on 2,400 ha | Lao Voices 3 Step Process. www.FindYourPublisher.com Lao News Syndication Australia Agrees To Accept Laos As WTO Member 7,000 foreign workers needed in Laos Leave a Reply Laos, Vietnam And Thailand Pledge To Further Boost Tourism Your email address will not be published. Lao economy to grow 8.6 per cent this year, Name World Bank says 7,000 foreign workers needed in Laos Email We Like Lao Music Website Comment Lao Music on Facebook Like 549 people like Lao Music. Thongvanh Sombath Sengthone Natthalee Farzane Martin Saipasong Sumary Lao 0ɉD Facebook social plugin You may use these HTML tags and attributes: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong> Lao Music Syndication Alexandra Bounxouei in Pattaya for a recording Notify me of follow-up comments via e-mail address Jedwun Hunsa Top 7 for June 26 2011 Top 5 Chart Boom for June 26 2011 Xtreme – Bor Fair Bor Care Xtreme – Bo Fair Bo Care at Green Night VIP Party Copyright 2007 - 2011 Lao Voices Ĺ Lao Voices http://laovoices.com/2010/07/29/gnord-ou-grows-main-rice-crop-on-2400-ha/[7/3/2011 11:51:00 AM] Gnord-ou grows main rice crop on 2,400 ha | Lao Voices http://laovoices.com/2010/07/29/gnord-ou-grows-main-rice-crop-on-2400-ha/[7/3/2011 11:51:00 AM].
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