El Niño agricultural losses in the Philippines have reached nearly ₱10 billion, affecting hundreds of thousands of farmers and threatening local food production. The growing damage to rice, corn, and …
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Half-cup rice servings are being encouraged by the Philippine Rice Research Institute (PhilRice) as part of a campaign to reduce food waste and promote responsible consumption. The recommendation comes as …
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The Smart Cacao Management System developed in Apayao aims to modernize local cacao farming by introducing automation, digital monitoring and data analytics into agricultural operations. The initiative seeks to address …
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20 Senators Urge Marcos to Declare State of Calamity as El Niño Damage Hits ₱8.57 Billion
El Niño Philippines 2026 is raising concerns over agricultural production and food security as prolonged dry conditions affect farming communities across the country. Twenty senators are urging President Ferdinand Marcos …
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BAGUIO CITY, Philippines — Cordillera farmers protest rising production expenses, declining vegetable prices and competition from imported agricultural products as growers from the region bring their concerns to national government …
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Pork import restrictions in the Philippines are set to cover selected imported meat products following a government investigation into the growing pressure on local hog producers. The Department of Agriculture …
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Philippine GDP growth slowed to 2.1% in the third quarter of 2026, down from 2.4% in the previous quarter, according to the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) on November 9. The …
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The NFA palay buying price 2026 has increased to as much as ₱30 per kilogram for clean and dry palay, giving qualified Filipino farmers an opportunity to sell more of …
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El Niño in the Philippines is raising concerns over worsening drought conditions as the climate phenomenon strengthens across the tropical Pacific, threatening agricultural production, water supplies, and food security. With …
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Golden melon farming in the Philippines is gaining attention as local agricultural initiatives introduce more Filipinos to the fruit’s potential. Although golden melon belongs to the same Cucurbitaceae family as …
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