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Agriculture Secretary William Dar (MANILA BULLETIN) The Philippines’ agriculture sector has survived a volcano eruption that blanketed tons of farm yield with ashes and sustained production within three quarters into the pandemic, but it only took three typhoons to expose its vulnerability. And Federation of Free Farmers (FFF) National Manager Raul Montemayor has one piece of advice to the government, which is to focus on helping farmers and fishermen recover. “We need to help the farmers first,” Montemayor said in a text exchange, referring to the damage that the recent typhoons, espec...

However, in some areas, prices still fell to as low as P10.71 per kilogram (/kg). During the first week of November, the average farmgate price of palay increased to P15.41/kg or by 0.4 percent during the period, from its level of P15.35/kg in the previous week. (MB file, JJ Landingin) Meanwhile, it declined at an annual rate of 1.3 percent, from its average price of P15.61/kg in the same week of the previous year. PSA’s weekly farmgate prices of palay report showed that some areas enjoyed prices as high as P20/kg, while the average price settled at P15.41/kg.

Published December 15, 2020, 5:00 AM As a result of the government’s decision to regulate the issuance of import permits on rice, the Philippines will now end the year with slightly lower imports of the staple. Despite this, the country is still poised to retain its status as the world’s top rice importer. In its latest report on global rice production, the US Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) forecast for the Philippines’ 2020 rice imports has been reduced from 2.5 million metric tons (MT) to 2.3 million MT.  This, according to USDA, was because of the Philippines’ Department of ...

Every day is in these things and not this battle haven't i done it. but organizers say the plastic for rice program is already bringing positive change opening an avenue for people to properly dispose of their waste. for on a because hard work has paid off and now it's time for a good meal. of the know well that's it for no other stories from the region and this show are available on our website you double dot com forwards and you can find us on facebook and twitter as well. just aren't enough to know that the 10 river systems in the wall that carry the most plastic braised into the oceans ain...

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