Locally milled rice should not exceed P48 per kilo — DA
MANILA, Philippines — The price of locally milled rice should not exceed P48 per kilo, Department of Agriculture (DA) spokesman Arnel de Mesa said on Tuesday.
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Agriculture helps GDP growth, DA moves to ensure larger share
The growth of the farm sector in the third quarter is a clear signal that the Department of Agriculture (DA) needs to step up efforts to significantly increase food production and modernize the sector that provides jobs for one in every four Filipinos.
DA: Enough food supply for holidays
MANILA, Philippines — There will be no pork shortage as the holiday season approaches, the Department of Agriculture (DA) assured the public.
DA launches World Bank-funded projects worth $920M
Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, November 7) — The Department of Agriculture (DA) on Monday kicked off World Bank-funded projects mostly aimed at improving local agriculture infrastructure.
No shortage of agriculture commodities this holiday season – DA
MANILA, Philippines — There will be no shortage of agricultural commodities coming into the Christmas holiday season, the Department of Agriculture (DA) has assured the public.
DA, LGUs, Farmers, work together to provide PhP20-PhP25 per kilo of rice – Presidential Communications Office
The Department of Agriculture, farmers’ cooperatives and associations and the local government units (LGUs) of Cebu and Negros Occidental are working together to provide PhP20.00 to PhP25.00 per kilogram of rice in the market.
DA assures public of sufficient rice supply in Q1 of 2024 – Presidential Communications Office
The Department of Agriculture (DA) give an assurance on Saturday of sufficient rice supply in the country early next year with abundant palay harvest this wet season coupled with rice imports arranged for the third quarter this year.
Pork, egg supply sufficient this Christmas season—DA official – Presidential Communications Office
The Department of Agriculture (DA) gave an assurance on Saturday that there will be enough pork and egg supply in the country in time for the Christmas season with improved local production and scheduled meat importations.