A rise in chicken and egg production helped protect Northern Mindanao’s food supply last year, balancing out a small drop in pork and red meat caused by farm diseases. Government agencies are now building new animal breeding centers and low-cost markets to keep meat prices steady for buyers.
Led by Bukidnon's massive production of sugarcane, pineapples, and staple grains, Northern Mindanao’s crop harvest reached 11.05 million metric tons in 2025—a 17% increase. To safeguard these gains, DA-10 is expanding biological pest controls and rolling out a ₱1-billion investment in modern post-harvest corn processing infrastructure.
Northern Mindanao’s total fish harvest rose 12.5% to 74,459 metric tons in 2025, buoyed by strong production in Lanao del Norte and inland farming in Bukidnon. To protect wild fish stocks from overfishing, BFAR-10 is reinforcing seasonal fishing bans while expanding investment in local aquaculture.
Student journalists from San Vicente Elementary School in Butuan City earned 13 awards across 14 events at the Southwest District Schools Press Conference. Led by category champions Jenzel Aquino and Nathalie Amante, five young writers are now advancing to represent their school at the division-level press conference.
There are things you learn to tolerate after thirty-four years in the corporate world. Pressure is one of them—pressure from targets, deadlines, clients, and from people several organizational boxes above you who have suddenly discovered that a number on a report is not moving in the preferred direction. These are occupational hazards. You learn to live with them.
Town officials in Medina, Misamis Oriental are pressing for urgent improvements to the municipality's waste management and aging drainage infrastructure. Pushed by local leaders and business owners, newly appointed MPDC Anna Mae R. Abarque is studying solutions, including revived waste segregation and upgrades within the Comprehensive Land Use Plan.
Laboratory tests confirmed that Philippine eagle “Sawaga-Dalwangan” died from a severe bacterial infection after being rescued in Malaybalay City, Bukidnon. Complicated by airgun pellet wounds and dehydration, the loss has spurred Indigenous tribal leaders and conservation groups to build stronger community-led networks protecting eagle habitats across Mindanao.
A rise in chicken and egg production helped protect Northern Mindanao’s food supply last year, balancing out a small drop in pork and red meat caused by farm diseases. Government agencies are now building new animal breeding centers and low-cost markets to keep meat prices steady for buyers.
Led by Bukidnon's massive production of sugarcane, pineapples, and staple grains, Northern Mindanao’s crop harvest reached 11.05 million metric tons in 2025—a 17% increase. To safeguard these gains, DA-10 is expanding biological pest controls and rolling out a ₱1-billion investment in modern post-harvest corn processing infrastructure.
Northern Mindanao’s total fish harvest rose 12.5% to 74,459 metric tons in 2025, buoyed by strong production in Lanao del Norte and inland farming in Bukidnon. To protect wild fish stocks from overfishing, BFAR-10 is reinforcing seasonal fishing bans while expanding investment in local aquaculture.
Student journalists from San Vicente Elementary School in Butuan City earned 13 awards across 14 events at the Southwest District Schools Press Conference. Led by category champions Jenzel Aquino and Nathalie Amante, five young writers are now advancing to represent their school at the division-level press conference.
There are things you learn to tolerate after thirty-four years in the corporate world. Pressure is one of them—pressure from targets, deadlines, clients, and from people several organizational boxes above you who have suddenly discovered that a number on a report is not moving in the preferred direction. These are occupational hazards. You learn to live with them.
Town officials in Medina, Misamis Oriental are pressing for urgent improvements to the municipality's waste management and aging drainage infrastructure. Pushed by local leaders and business owners, newly appointed MPDC Anna Mae R. Abarque is studying solutions, including revived waste segregation and upgrades within the Comprehensive Land Use Plan.
A rise in chicken and egg production helped protect Northern Mindanao’s food supply last year, balancing out a small drop in pork and red meat caused by farm diseases. Government agencies are now building new animal breeding centers and low-cost markets to keep meat prices steady for buyers.
A rise in chicken and egg production helped protect Northern Mindanao’s food supply last year, balancing out a small drop in pork and red meat caused by farm diseases. Government agencies are now building new animal breeding centers and low-cost markets to keep meat prices steady for buyers.
A rise in chicken and egg production helped protect Northern Mindanao’s food supply last year, balancing out a small drop in pork and red meat caused by farm diseases. Government agencies are now building new animal breeding centers and low-cost markets to keep meat prices steady for buyers.
