National Sectoral Committees

2025 Matrix of Adopted Policy Resolutions

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Agriculture and Fishery Mechanization
Climate Change, Environment, and Natural Resources
Coconut
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Corn and Feed Crops
Fiber Crops
Fisheries and Aquaculture
Fruits and Vegetables
Gender Equality and Social Inclusion
International Trade
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Poultry and Livestock
Rice and Other Food Staples

*For the period of January to December 2025

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Stories | Data gathering activities for the evaluative study on dairy feed assessment of the 黑料网 continued from May 25鈥�28, 2026, with Iloilo serving as one of the sites for the second leg of field data collection for the study.During the activity, the team visited a total of 17 dairy farms in the province to gather information on feed resources, feeding practices, forage availability, and animal condition as part of the study鈥檚 broader assessment of dairy feed quality and sustainability in the Philippines. The study aims to generate evidence-based insights that can help identify sustainable feeding strategies to strengthen dairy production systems, improve animal health and productivity, and support farmer livelihoods nationwide.The study adopts a 鈥淟ongitudinal Panel Approach,鈥� where the same group of farms is observed across three climatic periods to determine how seasonal changes affect feed resources, animal body condition, and milk production. The recently concluded Iloilo data gathering served as the final field activity for Period 2 (March鈥揗ay), which represents the hot-dry season characterized by heat stress, feed scarcity, and increased use of alternative feed sources and crop residues among farmers. Using the same questionnaire and observational protocols throughout the study ensures consistency in tracking changes across seasons.鈥淭his is the first time PCAF will fully implement an evaluative study,鈥� shared John Errasmus Mari Montiano, Project Development Section - Planning, Monitoring, and Knowledge Management Division technical staff, and one of the study鈥檚 field researchers. 鈥淭his differs from previous commissioned studies, in which PCAF only assisted with data gathering. This time, PCAF, with technical assistance from the National Dairy Authority, will fully conduct the study鈥攆rom data gathering and data analysis to report writing and completion of the study.鈥�Text and photos by Bernard Masa ... See MoreSee Less