Davao Oriental shifting to oil palm
Davao Oriental province will take the lead in the Davao Region in shifting to oil palm plantation to address the concern of coconut farmers whose livelihood were hit hard by Typhoon Pablo in 2012.
COCO FUND. Farmers under the Kilusang Magbubukid sa Pilipinas- Davao City demand that the government give back the coco-levy funds to farmer-investors in time for the commemoration of the peasants’ month. (davaotoday.com photo by Ace R. Morandante)
Coco farmers embark on 71-day march to Malacanang
Typhoon Pablo damaged coconut crops that amounted to a loss of P33 billion.
Lack of fundamentals spoil the goods – UP prof
“Remember, WTO is war, we should have gotten ready. But we just opened up,” he said.
Foreign biz chambers eye more investments in South Mindanao
Ten foreign chambers have expressed interest in putting up investments and linkages here in the region, with the European chamber batting for interest in agriculture and biotechnology.
Punish Agri officials over garlic cartel – farmers group
A national farmers organization said that officials of the Department of Agriculture should be investigated and punished over their likely involvement in the cartel behind the spike of garlic prices in the country.
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