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The dry soil that let farmers get a jump start on the planting season may be a bit of a double edged swordBut this will likely be an issue as we get later into

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SOME areas in the Davao Region will continue to experience dry conditions from April to May 2024, with a 60 percent reduction in rainfall, despite the weakened effect of the El Niño phenomenon.

"We could end up with half the crop, two thirds the crop we don't know ... that's the unknown, and that's just, it's farming. There's always an unknown with the weather."

The auction will feature a diverse collection of memorabilia that brought the fictional world to life. Key items include Dolores’ well-known blue dress and a prototype host designed with a Vitruvian ring, evoking the intricate design of the series' androids

National Sorghum Producers are more optimistic than USDA when it comes to final sorghum production for this year.

Whether it’s from the USDA or Congress, it seems we’re hearing of more plans or legislation to make positive improvements in the sustainability of agriculture and climate smart changes.

THE City Government of Davao, through the City Agriculturist’s Office, has begun the deployment of its El Niño action plan as the dry spell continues to damage crops, affecting the livelihood of farmers across the city.