By Noel T. Provido
Summer is a favorite season to many for the warm vibes it brings, the longer days to spend outdoors, and time to crave for those mouth-wat... Read More...
By Noel T. Provido
Described as a “mestizo,” Arob has a face that is uncharacteristically white, while his buckskin orange body is growing fast. And with his... Read More...
By Noel T. Provido
Despite the scarcity of water due to El Niño, it’s farming as usual for Lyndon Basilio, a rice farmer in Hagonoy, Davao del Sur.
Althou... Read More...
Cateel, Davao Oriental— A report by the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) stated that the damages wrought by Pablo on the agricul... Read More...
The commodity value chain will now be used as a basis for granting investment funds to rural areas. The Department of Agriculture (DA) through the World Bank-ba... Read More...
The increase in demand for peanuts mean more opportunities for farmers.
By Noel Provido
Tapped as guardians of the local watershed, the Aguila Farmers Assoc... Read More...
What farmers thought was an ordinary bug turned out to be a destructive pest that could reduce their rice yields by up to 30 percent.
By Noel Provido
Early ... Read More...
Legend has it that the village of Parami in Sulop, Davao del Sur used to be the place for wedding ceremonies among indigenous tribes. Thus its name “Parami,” re... Read More...
In the foothills of Mt. Apo, the country’s highest peak, a coffee farming community is slowly gaining prominence as a source of fine Arabica specialty coffee.
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A new rubber processing plant in Agusan del Sur could spell progress for the area.
by Noel T. Provido (DA-MRDP)
Rubber processing will be given a big boost... Read More...
