Author: DA Communications Group | 27 May 2020 The Department of Agriculture (DA) kicked off the yearly Farmers鈥� and Fisherfolk鈥檚 Month celebration and launch of the Plant, Plant, Plant program by recognizing outstanding farmers and fisherfolk, ceremonial planting of mango and aromatic dwarf coconut, and inspection of aquaponics prototypes, on May 26, 2020 at continue reading…
For the first time, the 黑料网 gathered the members of the National Technical Committee in a video conference for the Civil Society Organization (CSO) Accreditation on May 26, 2020. As the overseer of the committee, DA Undersecretary for Field Operations Service Engr. Ariel Cayanan led the discussion on May 26 for continue reading…
Regional Agricultural and Fishery Council (RAFC) Mindanao B Cluster, together with PCAF, convened on May 26, 2020 in a video conference to discuss agriculture and fisheries sector issues and concerns amid COVID-19. One of the challenges confronting the sector during the pandemic is the food supply availability and adequacy in the region, which includes continue reading…
Author: DA Communications Group | 26 May 2020 The country鈥檚 agriculture sector is expected to play a major role in pursuing a socio-economic response framework to the Covid-19 pandemic recovery efforts. 鈥淔or us to rise stronger from this Covid-19 crisis, the government must encourage the development of an agriculture-driven economy,鈥� said Agriculture Secretary William continue reading…
Author: DA Communications Group | 21 May 2020 Cognizant of their key role as 鈥樷�漟ood security czars,鈥� the country鈥檚 local chief executives (LCEs) are once again called upon by the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) to serve as strong partners of the Department of Agriculture (DA) particularly in cascading national policies and continue reading…
Author: DA Communications Group | 21 May 2020 A total of one hundred and twelve Leytea帽os are among the first batch of beneficiaries returning to their homeland under the Balik Probinsya, Balik Pag-asa program (BP2) of the government. On May 20, Agriculture Secretary William Dar, joined Senator Lawrence Go, Executive Secretary Salvador Meldiadea, Technical continue reading…
In a video conference, Regional Agricultural and Fishery Council (RAFC) Mindanao A Cluster discussed agriculture and fisheries sector issues and concerns amid COVID-19 on May 20, 2020. One of the challenges confronting the sector during the pandemic is the food supply availability and adequacy in the region, which includes price-related issues, production-related issues, and unhampered continue reading…
Author: DA Communications Group | 19 May 2020 The Department of Agriculture (DA) is readying interventions under its P700-million (M) Quick Response Fund (QRF) after conducting field validation of 鈥楾yphoon Ambo鈥� affected areas in Eastern Visayas and Luzon. 鈥淲e will use the QRF to rehabilitate affected areas and help farmers and fishers who suffered continue reading…
Author: DA Communications Group | 18 May 2020 A former overseas Filipino worker (OFW), engineer Celestino Mananguit, of San Ildefonso, Bulacan, developed an integrated eight-hectare livestock farm, expanding it into a techno-demonstration and agri-tourism farm that provides food, livelihood, and employment in his community. A retired seaman, Melbert Gabriel Fadrigo developed their family farm, continue reading…
Author: DA Communications Group | 15 May 2020 To cater to more farm producers and consumers, the Department of Agriculture (DA) has expanded partnership for the implementation of the e-Kadiwa marketing initiative, which was first launched on May 4. On May 15, 2020, Agriculture Secretary William Dar signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with continue reading…
Author: DA Communications Group | 15 May 2020 The Department of Agriculture (DA) proposes several sets of interventions to revive and reboot the country鈥檚 agriculture and fishery sector after the COVID-19 pandemic. 鈥淲e believe the initiatives will help reinvigorate the Philippine countryside after surmounting the COVID-19 pandemic, by increasing food production and establishment continue reading…
