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THE Department of Agriculture (DA) said that the number of provinces affected by avian influenza (AI) subtype H5N1 is down to nine and no new cases have been reported since the start of 2024.

TUGUEGARAO CITY: Delighted to see young people who have interest in farming, Taiwan Ambassador Wallace Minn-Gan Chow offered more slots for full scholarship program for Cagayan young farmers.

Philippine troops clashed with Muslim militants in a gunbattle that left at least six soldiers and two rebels dead in a fog-shrouded hinterland in the south, military officials have announced.

EX-Senate President and now Chief Presidential Legal Counsel of the Philippines, Juan Furagganan Ponce Enrile known as JPE was presented by Philippine Postal

CAGAYAN DE ORO, Philippines (AP) — Philippine troops clashed with militants in a gunbattle that left at least six soldiers and two rebels dead in a fog-shrouded hinterland in the south, military officials said Monday. Military chief General Romeo Brawner Jr said four other soldiers were wounded in the army offensive Sunday against fighters of […]

Some residents in Moalboal, Cebu are worried, as one of their two major water sources suddenly runs dirty.

TUGUEGARAO CITY: Taiwans representative in the Philippines, Wallace Minn-Gann Chow, expressed the desire to extend to Cagayan province Taiwans advance farming similar to what they introduced in Tarlac City under Taiwan Technical Mission Demonstration Farm (TTMDF).

The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) is still in the process of studying the recommendation of the Department of Agriculture (DA) to

LAWMAKERS approved last Tuesday a bill designating the motor vehicle (MV) and MV-component manufacturing industry as a priority sector and including it in the country’s “strategic investment priority plan,” or “Sipp.” The Sipp is the list of sectors that are qualified for tax perks under Republic Act (RA) 11534, or…

TUGEUGARAO CITY: Cagayan Governor Manuel Mamba has expressed disappointment with the long wait for justice on the killing of the so-called Aparri Six.