BFAR drives sustainable aquaculture

SIFFA members harvested 357 kilos of tilapia in the first breeding cycle and another 262 kilos in the second cycle.
PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF BFAR REGION 1

SIFFA members harvested 357 kilos of tilapia in the first breeding cycle and another 262 kilos in the second cycle.
PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF BFAR REGION 1

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The San Isidro Farmers and Fisherfolk Association (SIFFA) of Barangay San Isidro, Dumalneg, Ilocos Norte earned nearly P80,000 from two cycles of tilapia growing under a livelihood support project of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR).
SIFFA members harvested 262 kilos from their tilapia pond this agency continues supporting the group’s livelihood effort.