MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) has intensified its humanitarian response, delivering more than ₱1.09 billion worth of assistance to communities affected by the enhanced southwest monsoon and the successive impacts of tropical cyclones Luis, Maymay, and Neneng.According to the DSWD’s 6 a.m. Disaster Response Operations Management, Information and Communication (DROMIC) report released Saturday, the agency has distributed approximately 1.66 mill...
PNATACLOBAN CITY – The Department of Agriculture is eyeing a PHP657-million budget to enhance agricultural research in Leyte province.In a statemen...
PNABATANGAS CITY – The Sangguniang Panlalawigan (SP) of Batangas has approved a measure to improve the productivity of corn growers, which will inc...
PNAMANILA – Super Typhoon Goring has left an initial PHP189.1 million worth of losses to crops in Cagayan Valley, the Department of Agriculture-Dis...
PNAMANILA – House of Representatives Speaker Martin Romualdez on Wednesday called on the Bureau of Customs (BOC) to send rice smugglers and hoarder...
PHILSTARMANILA, Philippines — The retail prices of tomatoes reached P230 per kilo or P13 per piece based on the latest monitoring of the Department ...
PNADAVAO CITY – The "King of Fruits" will take centerstage as a farmers' group here will hold the first Philippine Asia Durian Summit at SMX Conven...
PNAMANILA – The Philippines and Brazil are now in talks regarding the possible development of sugar and ethanol industries, the Department of Agric...
PNAMANILA – The Bureau of Customs (BOC) on Wednesday found an estimated total of PHP519 million worth of agricultural products in several warehouse...
PNALAOAG CITY – Tobacco-producing provinces in Northern Luzon were urged on Monday to increase their production for export to sustain the contribut...
By NPO Team! Pamantolon Sagingan at Sakahan Farmers Association Inc. (PSSFAI), an affiliate member of Integrated Products Marketers Associa...
PNAMANILA – The Bureau of Customs (BOC) must conduct more inspections at warehouses holding rice stocks as the government cracks down on cartels ma...
