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SOLAR technology that reduces carbon emissions. Capturing and recycling heat while minimizing its loss. Automation that maximizes energy use while streamlining operations. These are some of the cutting-edge equipment used by Cargill Philippines to increase and improve corn production in an environmentally friendly process.

'The evolutionary journey from the African savannas to the shores of the Philippines is a story of remarkable adaptability and resilience, a powerful reminder of our shared heritage'

American and Filipino troops may train again on islands facing Taiwan in the Luzon Strait, a likely arena in the event of conflict with China, according to a Philippine newspaper.

Read thoughts on being a disciple of Jesus Christ shared by young men and women from locations around the United States, Brazil and the Philippines.

Netizens are circulating reports about a van allegedly involved in kidnapping roaming around Cagayan province. These are false according to the Cagayan Police Provincial Office.

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY: A 59-year-old bibingka (rice cake) maker was killed in a fire that gutted her house at the coastal village of Bonbon in Opol, Misamis Oriental, early Tuesday, January 30.

At least 15,000 hectares in Northern Mindanao currently devoted to agriculture and primarily utilized for palay, corn, and vegetable productions are vulnerable to drought

A drug agency that Rodrigo Duterte cited as his source of information denies the claim and notes why Duterte never named Marcos in his 'narco' lists when he was president

Egay and Goring, the names of destructive Philippine tropical cyclones in 2023, will no longer be reused

CAGAYAN DE ORO—Here’s a lesson in herstory I never learned growing up: that there is only one street in my beloved city named after a woman. One! It’s Valenzuela Avenue, formerly or more commonly known as Agora Road. It is named after Arcadia Valenzuela y Babangha of Lapasan, who fought…