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Farmers group in Negros Occidental to continue selling rice at P25 per kilo despite dry spell. President of Federation of Irrigators Association Central Negros-Bago River Irrigation System, Pedro Limpangog, announced plans to sell rice at a low cost to senior citizens, persons with disabilities, and indigent residents. The group covers around 11,000 hectares of rice fields and is implementing water delivery systems to combat the dry spell. NIA-BRIS is closely monitoring the irrigation system against garbage dumping by residents.

Negros Occidental takes proactive measures to combat El Niño effects by maximizing water sources. Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson urges rice farmers to conserve water as PAGASA forecasts below-normal rainfall. With 12,000 hectares of irrigated lands, the province plans to use water pumps to gather and distribute water, benefiting rice farmers in various areas. The move aims to maintain rice sufficiency and increase production amidst the looming dry spell. #ElNino #WaterConservation #NegrosOccidental

Negros Occidental gears up to support farmers amid ongoing El Niño phenomenon. Learn how the provincial government plans to mitigate the effects and ensure ample rice supply in the region. Read more.

Negros Occidental faced a year of highs and lows, earning accolades for local initiatives while grappling with substantial losses in its hog industry. Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson's peace efforts were recognized nationally, but the province suffered unprecedented setbacks due to diseases. Despite receiving the Seal of Good Local Governance and offering rice at a reduced price, the province's hog industry incurred losses estimated at nearly PHP200 million. Stay updated on Negros Occidental's dynamic year.

ALSONS Consolidated Resources, Inc. said Wednesday that it had raised approximately P1.15 billion in fresh funds from the third tranche of a P3-billion commercial paper program.