Sugar Prices Rise as Industry Debates Long-Term Solutions
Sugar Board Member David Sanson urges farmers to unite for a sustainable plan as export initiatives push prices up. Learn about the ongoing debate and future of the Philippine sugar industry.
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Japan Turns Over New Coffee Facility to Bansalan Farmers
Japan's Consul General inaugurates a PHP 3.5M coffee warehouse & processing plant in Bansalan, Davao del Sur, boosting local farmers and marking 70 years of PH-Japan ties. Read more.
SRA: Claims of Lack of Transparency on Sugar Export 'Premature'
SRA Administrator Pablo Azcona refutes claims of secrecy over the 100,000 MT US sugar export plan. He details the approval process and blames market forces for low prices. Read the full story.
Sugar Unions Question US Export Plan Transparency
Philippine sugar unions demand transparency from SRA on the planned 100,000 MT sugar export to the US, citing price slumps and farmer hardships. Read their urgent call for clarity.
Kadiwa Pop-up Store Every Monday in San Fernando 2026
The DA Central Luzon invites the public to support local farmers at the weekly Kadiwa Pop-up Store in San Fernando, offering fresh, affordable produce every Monday in 2026.
Sugar Import Liberalization Sparks Industry Collapse Warning
Save-Sim urges government action as sugar import policy threatens local industry. SRA chief disputes claims, calling them misinformation. Read the full debate.
Sugar Farmers Urge Marcos for Price Support as Crisis Deepens
Philippine sugarcane planters warn of abandoning farms as prices plummet below production cost. NFSP and Confed propose direct gov't buying and policy reforms to save the industry.
Sugar Producers Demand Marcos Act on Price Crisis
The Confederation of Sugar Producers asks President Marcos Jr. for urgent measures to raise domestic sugar prices and reduce inventory to avert industry collapse. Read the full story.
Bacolod Releases P3.4M Typhoon Tino Aid to 340 Beneficiaries
Bacolod City provides P3.4 million in livelihood aid to 340 farmers and fisherfolk affected by Typhoon Tino. Each beneficiary to receive P10,000. Read more about the recovery effort.
Farmers in Zamboanga Sibugay Adopt Synchronized Cropping
The Ginto Sa Sakahan Irrigators’ Association in Diplahan, Zamboanga Sibugay, is implementing a synchronized cropping calendar to increase harvest yields and optimize water use. Learn how this strategy promotes sustainable farming.
Philippine Cacao Expands in U.S., Aims for 5-Ton Export Boost
Cebu's The Chocolate Chamber expands in the U.S., boosting demand for premium Philippine cacao. The company plans to source an extra 5 metric tons of beans in 2026, supporting local farmers.
How to Manage Diabetes During the Philippine Holiday Season
Health experts share mindful eating and lifestyle strategies for Filipinos with diabetes to enjoy Christmas and New Year celebrations while maintaining stable blood sugar levels.
DA, SRA Extend Sugar Import Moratorium, Launch Buffer Stock
The Philippines extends its sugar import ban to protect local farmers, launches a 400,000-ton buffer stock program, and sets a 100,000-ton US export quota. Read the latest market-stabilizing measures.
Rice Crisis Threatens National Food Sovereignty
Experts warn the rice crisis, fueled by low farmgate prices and high imports, threatens national sovereignty. A 5-point plan calls for urgent reform to save Filipino farmers and ensure food security. #FoodSovereignty #SaveFarmers
PCA Offers Free Health Services to Lamitan Coconut Farmers
The Philippine Coconut Authority brings free medical checkups and consultations to Lamitan City, Basilan from Dec 18-20, 2025, prioritizing the health of coconut farmers and their families.
Tawi-Tawi Farmers Get Agri Aid from Mafar-Barmm
The Ministry of Agriculture in BARMM provides vital farming inputs and equipment to the Lambog Farmers Association in Tawi-Tawi to enhance cassava production, livestock, and livelihoods. Discover how this support aims to build a sustainable farming system
Cebu's 2025 Agri-Fishery Trade Fair Opens December 15
Cebu Vice Governor Glenn Soco inaugurated the Pasko sa Kapitolyo 2025 Agri-Fishery Trade Fair on Dec. 15. The event features products from 17 localities and 19 private exhibitors, showcasing Cebuano resilience. Visit until December 19!
Davao Reactivates Coconut Farmer Groups for Gov't Program
Davao City's Agriculturist Office and ATI-Davao are mobilizing inactive coconut farmers' associations to access benefits under the CFIDP, including income support, training, and modern equipment. Register now to avail of long-awaited government aid.
Senate Bill Pushes to Revive Philippine Coffee Industry
A new Senate bill proposes a 10-year plan to revive the Philippines' coffee sector, cut import reliance, and boost smallholder incomes by 2035. Learn about the P15B annual funding and key programs.
Molasses Import Ban Extended to March 2026 in PH
The Philippines extends its molasses import suspension until March 2026. The move aims to stabilize local prices and support farmers and millers. Learn more about the impact.
DA Distributes P2.4M Carabao Farm in Zamboanga Sibugay
The Department of Agriculture boosts local farmers in Zamboanga Sibugay with a P2.4 million carabao multiplier farm. Discover how this initiative supports sustainable agriculture.
Mobile Soil Lab Boosts Don Marcelino Farmers
DA-Davao deploys first Mobile Soil Laboratory to Don Marcelino, helping farmers reduce costs with precise soil analysis. Learn how this innovation transforms agriculture.
Farmers in Zamboanga Attend Mental Health Seminar
Farmers from two irrigators associations in Zamboanga City attended a mental health awareness seminar. Learn how this initiative strengthens community well-being.
Philippine Groups Challenge WHO Tobacco Restrictions
Consumer and farmer groups urge WHO to adopt science-based tobacco harm reduction strategies ahead of Geneva summit. Learn how this affects Filipino livelihoods and public health.
Typhoon Uwan Causes P200M Farm Damage in Central Luzon
Typhoon Uwan devastates Central Luzon, causing nearly P200 million in agricultural losses. Over 1,100 farmers affected. Officials continue damage assessment.
Davao City Kicks Off Organic Agriculture Month
Davao City highlights its organic farmers and PGS-certified farms during Organic Agriculture Month. Discover the local produce and initiatives driving food security.
Typhoon Tino destroys ₱47M in Cebu City agriculture
Typhoon Tino caused ₱47 million in damage to Cebu City's mountain farms, affecting 4,000 farmers. City Agriculture Department coordinates recovery with insurance claims and planting materials.
P47M Crops Lost in Cebu City from Typhoon Tino
Typhoon Tino destroyed nearly P47 million in crops and livestock in Cebu City's mountain barangays, affecting 4,000 farmers. Learn how the city is aiding recovery and ensuring stable vegetable supply.
TESDA-NIA Train Farmers in Solar Irrigation Systems
Farmers in Zamboanga City gain new skills in operating and maintaining solar-powered irrigation systems through collaborative government training programs.
Davao City Highlights Organic Farming Revolution
Discover how Davao City's Agriculture Office is championing organic farmers and transforming local agriculture through sustainable practices and market opportunities.
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