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  1. Benguet moves vs imported veggies

    Benguet moves vs imported veggies

    Benguet officials are coordinating measures against the continued influx of legally and illegally imported broccoli and carrots, amid concerns over their…

  2. Capiz growers learn sustainable farming

    Capiz growers learn sustainable farming

    DA Western Visayas trained 30 Capiz vegetable growers in Good Agricultural Practices, sustainable farming and climate-resilient technologies to improve…

  3. Rice eases as fish, vegetables climb

    Rice eases as fish, vegetables climb

    Retail rice prices in the Philippines eased slightly in early May, with well-milled rice averaging ₱58.33 per kilo, but consumers continue to face elevated…

  4. Farmers revive ‘binnadang’ tradition

    Farmers revive ‘binnadang’ tradition

    Cordillera farmers in Baguio and nearby provinces are reviving traditional systems of mutual aid such as binnadang and alluyon, donating tons of vegetables to…

  5. Cordillera agriculture posts 4.3% growth

    Cordillera agriculture posts 4.3% growth

    The Cordillera agriculture sector grew by 4.3% in 2025, according to the Department of Agriculture–Cordillera, driven by high-value crops and government…

  6. The Department of Agriculture (DA) is accrediting vegetable trucks to be exempted from toll fees on April 20, 2026 as part of the effort to stabilize food supply amid the crisis. |Aldwin Quitasol. Photo Courtesy of DA-AMAD Cordillera.

    Vegetable trucks exempted from toll fees

    Vegetable delivery trucks accredited under the DA’s Foodlane Project will be exempted from toll fees starting 20 April 2026, as the government moves to ease…

  7. LEARNING organic vegetable production techniques offers health, environmental and economic benefits.

    Growing your own food

    Join Villar Foundation’s organic vegetable farming training in Las Piñas-Bacoor on Jan 28–30, 2026, to learn sustainable gardening techniques that boost…

  8. From Left: MPAV Chief Project Officer Bimsy Mapa,  MPAV Chief Commercial Officer Toby Gatchalian, MPAV Chairman and Executive Director of Innovative Agriculture Industry Private Limited Ilan Weiss, MPAV President and CEO Jovy Hernandez, MPIC Chairman, President and CEO Manny V. Pangilinan, Israel Ambassador H.E. Ambassador Ilan Fluss, MPIC Executive Vice President, Chief Finance, Risk, and Sustainability Officer Chaye Cabal - Revilla, MPIC Executive Director Stanley Yang San Rafael, Bulacan Mayor Cholo Violago, and MPAV Chief Finance Officer Reggie Gripal.

    MPIC expands agri push with tech-driven farm

    The facility, which kicked off its ceremonial maiden harvest on Tuesday, aims to revolutionize local vegetable farming with high-yield, technology-driven…