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the lack of water through this last winter has meant that our reservoirs haven t been able to be filled as full as we would like them at this time of year. so as a consequence of that, the people that we work with here with irrigated root crops, we ve reduced the cropping area by 25%. east anglia s water problems have been mirrored in southwest england. the water levels this year, already, i ve noticed that they are lower than they should be. and it s complicated the management of marshes in somerset, where they need to capture fresh water in the winter and then release it to keep the visiting birds happy. having the winter rain not only provides fantastic habitat for our wintering birds, but the wetlands act like a sponge, so it gives us a sort of, almost a safeguard against the drought. it gives you that resilience. there s been a lot of rain around in the last week, but the figures from february are striking, with england and wales receiving less than a quarter of the amount of rain

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Kadiwa stores serve 507K Bicolanos, earn P156-M for coops

LOWER-PRICED AGRI PRODUCTS. One of the mobile Kadiwa outlets in Bicol region. There are 30 Kadiwa retail outlets and Kadiwa on wheels operating in the five provinces of the region, offering lower-priced products including rice, sugar, cooking oil, pork, chicken, fish, canned goods, fruits, vegetables and root crops. (Photo courtesy of DA-Bicol) LEGAZPI CITY - The Department of Agriculture's Kadiwa stores have served more than half a million Bicolanos and generated PHP156 million in income for farmers and cooperatives in the five provinces of the region. Lovella Guarin, DA-Bicol information officer, on Tuesday said Kadiwa is the brainchild of the DA, established to provide urban residents with fresh food items at lower prices. It also allows food producers to be "agri-preneurs" and directly sell their fresh harvests to consumers. "For 2022, a total of 2,732 metric tons (MT) of agricultural commodities worth PHP156 million were traded in Bicol through the Kadiwa progra

Camarines surMasbate cityCamarines norteLovella guarinDepartment of agriculture kadiwaThese kadiwaLower priced agri products one of the mobile kadiwa outlets in bicol region there are 30 retail and on wheels operating five provincesFfering lower priced products including riceCooking oilCanned goodsEgetables and root crops photo courtesy of da bicol legazpi city the department agriculture 39s kadiwa stores have served more than halfa million bicolanos generated php156 in income for farmers cooperatives five provinces region lovella guarinA bicol information officerN tuesday said kadiwa is the brainchild of daStablished to provide urban residents with fresh food items at lower prices it also allows producers be quot agri preneurs and directly sell their harvests consumers for 2022A total of 2732 metric tons mt of agricultural commodities worth php156 million were traded in bicol through the kadiwa program which benefited 507

DTI intensifies monitoring mechanisms vs high priced goods

MANILA - The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) tightens its surveillance and monitoring activities to ensure compliance among commercial establishments and supermarkets amid rise in prices of goods. The DTI, through its Consumer Protection and Advocacy Bureau (CPAB), officially released last Aug. 12 the updated suggested retail price (SRP) for basic necessities and prime commodities (BNPCs) as well as school supplies, taking into consideration the price of raw materials and distribution costs. "The main function of the SRP bulletin is to inform and guide retailers and consumers, protect them from deceitful or unconscionable transactions, and give consumers the freedom to choose the product they prefer at a price they can afford," DTI Secretary Alfredo Pascual said in a statement Thursday. The DTI, as one of the implementing agencies of the Price Act (Republic Act No. 7581), as amended, with the DTI Secretary as the chairperson of the National Price Coordinating Council (

Alfredo pascualAdvocacy bureauDepartment of agricultureDepartment of healthOur fair trade enforcement bureauNational price coordinating councilConsumer protectionPrice actRepublic actFair trade enforcement bureauManila the department of trade and industry dti tightens its surveillance monitoring activities to ensure compliance among commercial establishments supermarkets amid rise in prices goodsHrough its consumer protection and advocacy bureau cpabFficially released last aug 12 the updated suggested retail price srp for basic necessities and prime commodities bnpcs as well school suppliesAking into consideration the price of raw materials and distribution costs quot main function srp bulletin is to inform guide retailers consumersRotect them from deceitful or unconscionable transactionsNd give consumers the freedom to choose product they prefer ata price can afford