Iloilo City Agriculturist Iñigo Garingalao emphasized early planting as a practical measure to help farmers reduce potential agricultural losses during severe El Niño conditions.
A new solar-powered irrigation project in Leyte is expected to provide farmers with more dependable water supplies while helping lower agricultural production costs.
Filipinos can now search for locally developed biotechnology solutions through a platform designed to make research more accessible for practical community applications.
Baguio’s latest e-waste collection shows growing environmental awareness, with hundreds of kilograms diverted from regular waste streams within less than two weeks.
The nationwide cleanup is putting attention on waste prevention, with DENR encouraging communities to improve disposal practices beyond one-day coastal activities.
Each beneficiary association received PHP300,000 to support community-based enterprises designed to create more stable and sustainable income opportunities for participating members.
Seed capital assistance is helping farmers and vendors groups in Negros Occidental build stronger enterprises and create more sustainable income opportunities for members.
Recovery measures are being stepped up as the Department of Agriculture works to help farmers rebuild production following damage from flooding and heavy rainfall.
A PHP25-million investment is backing a new Eastern Samar waste management facility focused on recycling and more sustainable use of discarded materials.
The voluntary turnover of rescued wildlife in Cotabato showed how local communities can directly contribute to protecting species and supporting conservation authorities.
Artificial intelligence and satellite technology could play a greater role in Philippine agriculture as the DA explores new approaches to advancing food security.
Climate program delivery could move faster as the CCC examines its internal operations and organizational structure amid growing climate risks in the country.