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14 December 1996 pm Meeting with IRRI Representative, YangonDepart Yangon for Bangkok, Thailand. Team members leave forhomePeople’s Republic of China11–12 January 1997 Team members arrive Beijing, China13 January 1997 am Meeting at the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences (CAAS),Beijingpm Visit to headquarters of Beijing North Suburb Dairy Enterprise14 January 1997 am Visit to the Institute of Animal Science, CAAS, Beijingpm Visit to the Dari Sheep Co Ltd, Beijing Municipality15 January 1997 am Visit to the Ministry of Agriculture, Beijingpm Free16 January 1997 Travel to Changsha, Hunan Province17 January 1997 am Short meeting at Hunan Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Changshaand visit to goat farms in Liu Yang Countypm Visit to Hunan Institute of Animal Husbandry and VeterinaryScience, Changsha18 January 1997 Meeting at Hunan Academy of Agricultural Sciences. Visit integratedpig/fish/rice/vegetable farm19 January 1997 Travel to Guangzhou, Guangdong Province20 January 1997 am Visit to Department of Animal Science, South China AgriculturalUniversity (SCAU). Visit to departmental dairy and poultry farmspm Meeting with SCAU staff at Huihua Animal Health Product Company21 January 1997 Travel from Guangzhou to Haikou, Hainan Province. Flight delayuntil a.m. on 22 January 199722 January 1997 am Visit Chinese Academy of Tropical Agricultural Sciences (CATAS),Dangzhou, and Dong Fan Model Cattle Farmpm Travel to Sanya City23 January 1997 am Visits to Lingshui County Seed Production Base and Deer Farm nearHaikoupm Arrive Haikou. Discussion of team members on China visit24 January 1997 am Meeting with staff of the CATAS. The staff were attending aninternational workshop on forages for smallholderspm Visit to smallholder pig/duck farms. Discussion of team members onChina visit25 January 1997 Travel to Hong Kong26 January 1997 Depart Hong Kong for Manila, the Philippines, then to IRRI, LosBaños26 January–21 February 1997 Preparation of mission report at IRRI, Los Baños22 February 1997 Team members leave for home
Appendix IIIList of persons metPhilippinesDr G. Rothschild, Director General, International Rice Research Intitute (IRRI)Dr K. Fischer, Deputy Director General (Research), IRRIDr C. Piggin, Leader, Upland Rice Programme, IRRIDr G. Denning, Head, International Programme Office, IRRIDr M. Hossain, Head, Social Sciences Division, IRRIDr V. Balsasubramaniam, Co-ordinator, Crop and Resource Management Network, IRRIDr W. Dar, Executive Director, Philippine Council for Agriculture, Forestry and Natural Resources Researchand Development (PCARRD)Dr P. Faylon, Director, Livestock Division, PCARRDDr L.C. Cruz, Executive Director, Philippine Carabao CenterMr E. Magboo, Senior Researcher, Livestock Division, PCARRDDr C. Arboleda, Dean, College of Agriculture, University of the Philippines at Los Baños (UPLB)Dr C. Sevilla, Associate Professor, Institute of Animal Science, UPLBDr L. Rebong, Provincial Veterinarian, LagunaDr P.T. Asis, Division Chief, Livestock Veterinary Office, Cagayan de OroDr Bag-ao, Farm Veterinarian, Del Monte Corporation, Cagayan de OroDr J. Jabali, Animal Nutritionist, Del Monte Corporation, Cagayan de OroMr L. Abante, Agriculturist, Malayabalay, BukidnonDr C. Maghanoy, Superintendent, Malayabalay Stock Farm, BukidnonDr V. Pillarin, Project Leader, Goats and Sheep, Central Mindanao University (CMU), Musuan, BukidnonDr D. Famador, Project Leader, Dairy, CMUDr Bugayong, Forage Specialist, Animal Science Department, CMUDr L. Simborio, Dean, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, CMUDr A. Dargantes, Co-Study Leader, CMUDr E.T. Rivas, Nutritionist, Animal Science Department, CMUDr G Buenavista, Site Co-ordinator, SANREM Project, Lantapan, BukidnonDr F.A. Banda, Assistant Researcher, LantapanMr B. Omarol Jr, Technician, Department of Agriculture, Lantapan Local Government UnitIndonesiaDr A.M. Fagi, Director, Central Research Institute for Food Crops (CRIFC), BogorDr M. Syam, Head, Administration and Communication, CRIFCDr Inu Ismail, Agronomist, CRIFCDr Aman Djauhari, Socio-Economist, Centre for Agro- and Socio-economic Research, BogorDr Andi Djajanegara, Co-ordinator, Small Ruminant Production System Network, Asia, Central ResearchInstitute for Animal Science, Bogor
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