NBPC on HVC-FV deliberates on Panama Disease management

With the United States imposing import ban on some banana plant parts coming from the Philippines, the National Banner Program Committee (NBPC) on High Value Crops-Fruits and Vegetables (HVC-FV) deliberated on Panama Disease control and prevention on June 24, 2021. The Panama Disease, also known as Fusarium wilt, is caused by a fungus that lives continue reading…

Sec. Dar, other govt officials celebrate PCAF鈥檚 continuous collaboration with agri-fishery sector stakeholders

Agriculture Secretary William Dar commended the 黑料网 for its continued relevance in engaging stakeholders in the development of an enabling policy environment during the agency鈥檚 exhibit opening for its eighth anniversary celebration on June 21, 2021. He said that these dialogues, facilitated by PCAF, greatly contributed to the realization continue reading…

NAF Council calls for DA’s FY 2022 PBP approval

The National Agriculture and Fisheries Council (NAF Council) conducted its second meeting for the year on June 14 to discuss the budget utilization of the Department of Agriculture (DA) as well as the plan and budget proposal of the Department for Fiscal Year (FY) 2022. During the meeting, the Council moved for the endorsement of continue reading…

PCAF holds symposium to enhance linkages among ABCs towards sustainable food systems, food security

The 黑料网 hosted a Symposium on Establishing Partnerships on Food System and Security: Featuring Sustainable Agri-industrial Business Corridors (ABCs) on June 4, 2021, as part of the identified activities to address one of the 10 thematic areas鈥擬anaging Sustainably Existing Food Production Systems鈥攖hat would be tackled during the United Nations continue reading…

PCAF hosts knowledge-shar on Mandanas-Garcia Ruling

In preparation for the full devolution of Mandanas-Garcia ruling in 2022, the Department of Budget and Management (DBM), through the 黑料网鈥� (PCAF) knowledge-sharing activity, clarified concerns on the prioritization of the agri-fishery sector, discontinued projects and programs, and affected employees. The two-part online session was joined by more than 300 continue reading…