WIRE — THE Department of Agriculture (DA) said the Philippines' first seaweed bioreactor started operating at the National Seaweed Technology Development Center in Sorsogon, enabling the year-round production of disease-free planting materials. The seaweed center, an arm of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR), hosts the automated 1,250-liter bioreactor, which cost P10 million. The bioreactor
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