New DA-OWWA pact offers OFWs agribusiness loans, training
Returning OFWs can access training, financing and market support for agricultural ventures under the DA-OWWA Balik Agri-OFW program promoting sustainable…
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Returning OFWs can access training, financing and market support for agricultural ventures under the DA-OWWA Balik Agri-OFW program promoting sustainable…
The DA and OWWA are providing returning OFWs with training, financing and market support to establish agriculture and agribusiness ventures.
A US$6-million KOICA grant is funding an agribusiness incubation center in Zambales to help marginal farmers build competitive and sustainable enterprises.
‘We want our OFWs who are preparing to come home to see agriculture not just as a business they can build, but as an opportunity to contribute to food security…
The Department of Agriculture (DA) is encouraging overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) preparing to return home to consider agriculture as a potential business and…
Mariano Marcos State University (MMSU) partners with DOST-RAISE to host a three-day agribusiness masterclass for research and academic institutions.
Aboitiz Foods launches the HERstory campaign for International Women’s Day, highlighting women leaders driving innovation, science, and entrepreneurship across…
PhilMech and the FAO hold five-day training in Nueva Ecija to enhance farmer skills in agribusiness and farm machinery troubleshooting, repair, and maintenance.
The Department of Agrarian Reform trained 180 Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries in Sultan Kudarat through the Enhanced Farm Business School program, empowering…
The Philippines sharpened its bid to capture bigger export opportunities in Taiwan as the Department of Agriculture–Agribusiness and Marketing Assistance…
The Department of Agriculture and the Department of Migrant Workers encouraged OFWs in Macao and Hong Kong to invest their remittances in agribusiness…
‘What we want is to secure their reintegration into the local community so the services extended by the agency offer an opportunity for the balikbayans to…
Tourism and agribusiness are low-hanging fruits that the government should seriously prioritize and develop as it provides many opportunities for Filipinos.
Tourism, agribusiness need prioritization — PCCI
Agribusiness, isinusulong
Researchers and academic personnel from the Ilocos Region completed a three-day agribusiness training program at Mariano Marcos State University (MMSU) to…
Aboitiz Foods has acquired a Singapore-based research and development facility to boost its science-driven aquaculture capabilities, enhancing innovation in…