Nutritious emergency food is an important part of disaster preparedness, particularly in the Philippines, where typhoons, earthquakes, floods, and landslides can disrupt food supplies and limit access to regular meals. …
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Coral reef decline in the Philippines is becoming a growing environmental and food security concern, threatening marine biodiversity, fishing communities, and the country’s seafood supply. Coral reefs provide essential habitats …
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Sea level rise in the Philippines is creating growing challenges for coastal farmers as advancing seawater threatens agricultural land, freshwater supplies, and rural livelihoods. In several coastal communities, farmers are …
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Hydroponic vegetable gardening allows farmers and hobbyists to grow crops without soil by using water-based nutrient solutions. This one is for Robert Ripley’s Believe It or Not. If you are …
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The Philippine government’s satellite rice monitoring system has won one of the country’s highest civil service honors for helping ensure food supply and improve crop monitoring nationwide. A government-based satellite …
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About 1,500 day care and elementary school learners at nutritional risk in seven provinces will benefit from a high-zinc rice program under a 90-day feeding initiative backed by DA-PhilRice and …
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Looming food crisis: Climate change poses significant threat to food production
Climate change food production challenges are worsening in the Philippines, as farmers face persistent flooding, drought, and increasingly unpredictable weather patterns. (Last of Four Parts) Filipino farmers are particularly vulnerable …
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(First of Four Parts) Water crisis food production challenges are worsening in the Philippines as water shortages increasingly threaten agriculture, fisheries, and food security. The Philippines is currently facing several …
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Goat raising is being eyed as a practical solution to help revive the Philippines’ struggling dairy industry, particularly in upland areas where traditional livestock farming remains a challenge. Geographically, the …
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The ₱20 per kilo rice program 2026 will receive a major funding boost as the government allocates at least ₱14 billion to expand affordable rice access for millions of Filipino …
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