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...
BUSINESS WORLDTHREE Japanese companies are considering sourcing abaca and setting up a processing plant in Davao to supply the motorcycle parts indust...
BUSINESS WORLDTHE average farmgate price of palay or unmilled rice rose 2.1% month on month to P18.57 per kilogram in March, according to the Philipp...
BUSINESS WORLDTHE Department of Agriculture (DA), through the National Livestock Program, said it will distribute livestock and poultry-growing grants...
DA-NEWSA total of 18,125 metric tons of garlic from the Itbayat Garlic Farmers Producers Association were delivered to the Sual Seaport in Pangasinan ...
MANILA BULLETINAdonis Reyes, a 27-year-old farmer from Camiling, Tarlac, currently works as an elementary teacher at Mariano Ponce Elementary. Despite...
MANILA BULLETINThe recently held event, "Technology to People, Coco-usapan: Hybrids Tungo sa Masaganang Niyugan," took place at the Hive Hotel Convent...
MANILA BULLETINThe use of seeds is the most common way of propagating crops. However, some seeds have hard seed coats that pose challenges to their ge...
MANILA BULLETINThere’s a unique sense of fulfillment when you’re able to eat food you’ve grown yourself. Not only are you able to save money on ...
MANILA BULLETINPLDT and its wireless unit Smart Communications, Inc. (Smart) remain fully committed to assisting partner farmers and fisherfolk in gen...
MANILA BULLETINJONES, Isabela -- The Department of Agriculture–Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Regional Office 2 (DA-BFAR R02) initiated a...
MANILA BULLETINAfter seven years of preparations, the $209-million or P11.42-billion Philippine Fisheries and Coastal Resiliency (FishCoRe) Project ha...
