Orchard farmers should not worry about GATT and imported fruits competition. This is the advice of Bernardo O. Dizon, one of the outstanding pomologist of the country and operator of Dizon-Protected Areas & Wildlife Bureau (PAWB) - Department of Environment & Natural Resources (DENR) demo farm at the Ninoy Aquino Park in Quezon City. The project promotes planting high-value fruits (durian, rambutan, lychee, lanzones, mangosteen, mango) and forest tree showcasing cloning and multiple rootstock technology in answer to farmers' GATT problem. Dizon said what the farmers need is to plant high-value fruit trees with multiple rootstock instead of local fruits, with no economic value. Durian, mango, lychee, lanzones, mangosteen, pomelo, rambutan with multi-root system are now successfully growing, drought, pest and disease resistant, with shorter gestation period, prolific, yield 300 percent more, produce off season fruits and can be planted in any type of soil and climate. In Quezon City, Engr. T.L. Umali's tiple rootstock rambutan and durian produce fruit 2-3 times a year. Cloning and multi-root system of high-value fruit trees in being promoted by the government thru the Technology and Livelihood Resources Center (TLRC). Seminars and field trips will be held every last Sunday of the month starting March 26.