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Misamis Oriental allows entry of cooked poultry products amid bird flu threat

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY -- The provincial government of Misamis Oriental has allowed the entry of cooked poultry products in the province from the areas that have been affected by the Avian Influenza virus (Bird flu), the Provincial Veterinary Office (ProVet) announced on Monday, April 11.



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Misamis Oriental remains at red zone status after detection of new ASF case

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY -- The provincial government of Misamis Oriental, through the Provincial Veterinary Office (ProVet), reported on Monday, April 4, the newly-detected African Swine Fever (ASF) in the town of Talisayan.
Dr. Benjamin Resma, ProVet head, said the new ASF case was detected in Punta S

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MisOr heightens alert vs. bird flu

Misamis Oriental (Google Maps) CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY - The Provincial Veterinary Office (ProVet) of Misamis Oriental announced on Monday that it will implement stricter border controls to prevent the Avian Influenza virus, commonly known as the bird flu, from entering the area. ProVet head Dr. Benjamin Resma made the announcement during the flag-raising ceremony at the capitol, which he said was ordered by Governor Yevgeny Vicente Emano following the outbreak in Luzon, specifically in Pampanga and Bulacan. Resma said they met with the National Veterinary Quarantine to prohibit the entry of the "balut" (fertilized duck egg) supply at Laguindingan Airport here. "This is what we strictly monitor. This bird flu is contagious to humans, therefore, this is our area of concern," he said. He confirmed thatPampanga supplies 90 percent of the fertilized duck egg supply in Misamis Oriental. In the first week of January this year, the ProVet collected blood samples from live chickens in different farms in the province with results all negative from the bird flu. With the use of intensive monitoring, Resma assured that chicken supply in Misamis Oriental and the city is safe. ASF status Meanwhile, Resma said the provincehasno new cases of African swine fever (ASF) for 84 days now. This came after the recent blood samples collected from live hogs in the villages of Santa Ana and Maribuhok in Tagoloan town and the villages of Hinigdaan and Bolisong in El Salvador City all tested negative for ASF. He said the last ASF case they detected was from Gingoog City and Magsaysay town. The ProVet recently visited the villages of Kibaghot, Poblacion, and Gasi in Laguindingan town for cleaning, disinfection, and collection of blood samples for ASF testing. As of Sunday, the number of ASF-affected villages in the province remained at 99 from two cities and 19 municipalities. Meanwhile, the provincial government has been continuously preparing for the assistance they will provide for affected hog-raisers. Resma earlier said they will provide a package composed of 11 live hogs for every affectedvillage as part of repopulation. (PNA) }

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MisOr to repopulate hogs after overcoming ASF

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY - The provincial government of Misamis Oriental will start the hog repopulation after detecting "zero" African swine fever (ASF) in the province for the past 77 days, the Provincial Veterinary Office (PVO) said on Monday. Under the repopulation, PVO head Dr. Benjamin Resma said the provincial government will provide assistance as ordered by Governor Yevgeny Vicente Emano to every barangay that has been affected by the ASF. "We have prepared a package per barangay. We will provide 10 female and one male hogs. We are planning to give old hogs so that they would be ready to breed," Resma said during the flag-raising ceremony. He said the ASF has affected 765 farmers in 99 villages in Misamis Oriental due to the hog depopulation conducted by the PVO in 2021. The city of El Salvador and the towns of Balingasag and Alubijid have the most number of reported ASF cases last year. The provincial government immediately banned hog raising in the entire province after detecting ASF cases in Barangay Jampason in Initao town and Barangay Pagawan in Manticao town on February 10, 2021. Egg production Despite the hog raising ban, Emano provided livelihood assistance to the affected farmers as an alternative source of income, specifically the "Itikan sa Kalambuan," or the rearing of ducks for egg production. Resma said the affected hog raisers collected 467,781 produced eggs, equivalent to PHP3,831,785 income for the last five months, from the said livelihood project. As part of the ASF recovery program, the PVO continuously visits some of the affected areas to gather some blood samples from live hogs and conduct disinfection and provide disinfectants. The PVO team has recently visited Sta. Ana village in Tagoloan town and the villages of Hinigdaan and Bolisong in El Salvador City. Resma said measures will still be intensified to stop the spread of ASF and help the affected communities return to their business. Investment potentials from South Korea Meanwhile, the municipality of Claveria, Misamis Oriental is one of the towns in the Northern Mindanao region to be visited by some executives and representatives of a South Korean company. Assisted by the Department of Agriculture Region 10 (DA-10), the officials made farm and office visits to the different farmers, cooperatives, associations (FCAs), as part of finalizing a partnership, with the foreign company for the supply of fresh cassava tubers. DA-10 and the Department of Trade and Industry - Bureau of Investments (DTI-BOI) facilitated the said visit to 13 FCAs on Feb. 16-18. Other FCAs visited were in the towns of Malitbog, Salvacion, Kadingilan, Don Carlos, Pangantucan, Maramag, Cabanglasan, and Lantapan, all in Bukidnon province. The FCAs in Claveria and Bukidnon towns have earlier signified their intent to supply the South Korean company's targeted tapioca manufacturing starch plant in Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental. During the field visits, the Korean team met the chairpersons and other farmer-leaders of the different FCAs, where they have laid out their terms and conditions, for the eventual sealing of a marketing agreement between said parties. DA-10 Executive Director Carlene Collado said in a statement that farmers can also avail of loan assistance from the Agricultural Credit Policy Council (ACPC), DA's credit arm, in aid to the needed added logistics and capital that the FCAs may need for such marketing opportunity. "This year, the agency continues to implement several projects, that are already in the pipeline, to help raise agricultural productivity, resiliency, and access to more market linkages for farmers in the region," Callado said. The Cassava Program of the Field Operations Division, the Agribusiness and Marketing Assistance Division of DA-10, and DTI-BOI facilitated the second batch visit of the Korean buyers. (PNA) }

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ASF cases detected in Misamis Oriental, Cagayan De Oro


ASF cases detected in Misamis Oriental, Cagayan De Oro
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Local officials of Misamis Oriental warned hog raisers to stop swill feeding after the Department of Agriculture in Northern Mindanao confirmed African Swine Fever cases in the province, and in Cagayan de Oro. (FILE PHOTO)
Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, February 12) — Local officials of Misamis Oriental warned hog raisers to stop swill feeding after the Department of Agriculture in Northern Mindanao confirmed African Swine Fever cases in the province, and in Cagayan de Oro.
The infections were found in the towns of Manticao and Initao in Misamis Oriental, and barangays Mambuaya and San Simon in Cagayan de Oro, the DA reported.

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