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Agri 10 spearheads the soybean harvest in Maramag, Bukidnon.

 

MARAMAG, BUKIDNON – The Department of Agriculture – Regional Field Office 10 (DA-10) under the helm of OIC-Regional Executive Director Carlene C. Collado conducted a field visit and spearheaded the harvest of soybean in barangay Base Camp, Maramag, Bukidnon.

The said harvest follows the agency’s distribution of more than 300 kilos of Manchurian soybean seeds to some 15 farmer-beneficiaries in the locality.

Said effort aims to increase their income and contribute to the growth of the poultry and livestock sector thru the local production of quality feed ingredients, pursuant to DA Memorandum Order No. 15, Series of 2021.

According to DA-10 Soybean focal person Samuel C. Natindim, Jr., the agency reinforces its assistance to soybean as provided in the cited issuance, to ensure good crop harvest, especially since its inclusion under the National Corn Program extending the continuous provision of farm technologies, training, marketing and other forms of postharvest assistance to interested farmers.

For assured market and stable prices of soybean harvest, Natindim underscored that the agency pushes for the clustering of soybean farmers and consolidation of their yield for bulk delivery and sale.

To date, DA-10 has linked some soybean farmers to buyers based in Cagayan de Oro City, and Valencia City, Bukidnon.

During the field visit and harvest, farmer-beneficiary Joven Maniego thanked DA for the support extended for growing soybean.

“Giawhag gyud nako ang ubang mga mag-uuma sa pagtanum og soybean kay gawas sa taas nga demand niini, maka-ani naka sulod sa tulo ngadto upat ka bulan human sa pagtanum,” he said.

(I really encourage other farmers to plant soybean because aside from its high demand, farmers can expect harvest within three to four months of planting.)

In 2023, DA-10 will expand its assistance for soybean farmers consistent with the agency’s mandate to support the production of agricultural crops for food, animal feeds, and industrial uses.# (GDAndres)

For two years in a row, the Department of Agriculture – Regional Field Office 10 (DA-RFO 10) was conferred the Amihanan Awards by the Regional Development Council-Northern Mindanao (RDC-10), as the agency is hailed as an Outstanding Member of the council this year.

DA-RFO 10 OIC-Regional Executive Director Carlene C. Collado received the award during the 132nd RDC-X Full Council Meeting and RDC Xcellence Awarding Ceremony hosted by Governor Imelda Q. Dimaporo, the incumbent RDC-10 Chairwoman, at the Lanao del Norte Provincial Capitol, Tuesday, December 13, 2022.

The Amihanan Awards recognizes government agencies who rendered outstanding service to the people of Northern Mindanao through the implementation of breakthrough initiatives for improved government systems, processes, and service delivery.

“This award epitomized the unrelenting commitment and dedication of the DA-RFO 10 personnel in serving our farmers in the region. Amidst the challenges faced by the agriculture sector, local or global in nature, we stand by our mandate to champion the welfare of our unsung heroes, the farmers,” Dir. Collado remarked.

With the theme “RDC: Leading the path towards economic transformation for prosperous, inclusive and resilient society”, RDC-10 also recognizes the contribution of the private sector, and individual and organizational volunteers towards the attainment of the council’s mandated functions to propel the region’s economic growth.

This year’s Amihanan Awards marks the golden jubilee creation of the RDC.# (ATalib)

Agri dept in NorMin turns over P4.5-M recirculating dryer to Simaya ARC of Malaybalay City, Bukidnon.

 

Malaybalay City, Bukidnon – The Department of Agriculture – Regional Field Office 10 (DA-10) headed by OIC-Regional Executive Director Carlene C. Collado, together with the City Government of Malaybalay City, has recently turned over the almost P4.5 million (M) recirculating rice dryer to the Simaya Agrarian Reform Cooperative (Simaya ARC).

Said facility has a drying capacity of six tons over 8-16 hours, which is implemented through the agency’s Agribusiness and Marketing Assistance Division amounting to Php2.78-M under the Bayanihan 2 funds and counterpart by CLGU Malaybalay City worth Php1,763,025.00.

The Simaya ARC is one of the few identified surviving coops in the locality with 118 members covering about 400 hectares (has) of rice area that expands to more than 700 has to its neighboring farming barangays.

DA-10, AMAD Supervising Agriculturist Ferdinand F. Caraballe emphasized that farmer cooperatives, and associations (FCAs) to become direct recipients of government projects must undergo the process of accreditation.

Further, they must register in the Farmers and Fisherfolk Enterprise Development Information System (FEDIS) to access other interventions, particularly for rice-related facilities such as the rice processing center.

He added that this allows them to qualify for loans with the Agricultural Competitiveness Enhancement Fund (ACEF) and Agricultural Credit Policy Council (ACPC) with no interest and collaterals.

Also gracing the activity are other personnel from the Provincial Operations Center of Bukidnon of DA-10 and CLGU Malaybalay City. # (RLTolentino)

Pres.-Sec. BBM’s Kadiwa sa Pasko aims to provide a venue for producers and consumers to have access to affordable and quality agri-fishery products, especially this holiday season.

 

The Department of Agriculture – Regional Field Office 10 (DA-10) continues the conduct of the Kadiwa sa Pasko at Diskwento Karavan starting December 12, 2022 at the agency compound, Antonio Luna Street, here in the city of Cagayan de Oro.

Said event is in line with the directive of President and Agriculture Secretary Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr. to provide farmers and fisher-producers direct market for their grown and produced agri-fishery products which are up for sale to consumers at reasonable prices, in time for this holiday season.

 

Among the exhibitors include:

 

  • Chona Farm Eggs
  • Manzano Farm
  • Tagpuangi Farmers and Fisherfolk Association
  • RJ Agriproducts
  • Lantapan Vegetable Farmers Marketing Cooperative
  • True Chef’s Choice
  • Canitoan Farmers Multipurpose Cooperative
  • Lupiagan Igorot Farmers Association
  • Talaandig Farmers Association
  • San Miguel, Corp.
  • Philippine Coconut Authority
  • National Food Authority
  • Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources
  • National Dairy Authority
  • Department of Trade and Industry

 

The Kadiwa sa Pasko will run during office hours (8:00 AM to 5:00 PM) up to December 29, 2022, except on Saturdays and Sundays. # (AMBManto)

DA-10 acknowledges the regional and provincial awardees of the 2022 YFCF.

 

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY – Thirty-seven provincial and seven regional awardees of the 2022 Young Farmers Challenge Fund (YFCF) were officially recognized during the recent Regional Achievers Awarding Ceremony, in this city.

OIC-Regional Executive Director Carlene C. Collado of DA-10 stressed that the program seeks to recognize young farmers for their outstanding contributions to the development of the Philippine agri-fishery industry that is implemented through the agency’s Agribusiness and Marketing Assistance Division (AMAD).

OIC-Regional Technical Director for Research and Regulations Cora A. Dumayaca said, the event has brought them together with the common purpose of having a resilient and innovative agricultural sector.

“Your role and contribution to the agriculture sector are vital and empowering as you position yourselves at the forefront towards a thriving and sustainable agriculture,” she remarked.

She further cited, that the program seeks to usher back the youth to agriculture and engage them in activities and processes related to farming and fishing for agricultural development and food production.

For this year, region 10 has awarded a total of 88 entries, consisting of 67 individuals and 21 group enterprises for production, processing, digital agriculture, and supply chain business solutions.

In her video message, DA Assistant Secretary for Consumer Affairs Kristine Y. Evangelista extended her gratitude to DA-AMAD and to all the awardees for their achievements.

“Sa ating mga YFC awardees, keep up the good work and enjoy your journey to success, lagi niyo ding isipin na nandito lamang ang DA upang kayo ay tulungan na maabot ang success ng inyong agribusiness enterprises,” she said.

Meanwhile, DA-10 AMAD chief Larry E. Paraluman urged the awardees to encourage other young farmers to elevate into becoming entrepreneurs and not only be producers of food, but also further promote and add value to their products.

The regional awardees will receive 150K, with Rey Mark U. Anggoy producing and processing adlai grains/grits making it to the top 35 national qualifiers, while the second batch of provincial awardees will receive 50K in cash to further strengthen and expand their agri-entrepreneurship capabilities and enterprises.

Below is the complete list of the YFCF honorees with their corresponding agri-enterprises by province:

 

Regional Awardees:

Bukidnon

  1. Rey Mark U. Anggoy – Stable Adlai Production for Value Added Products: (Adlai Grains/Grits);
  2. Alvin G. Gutierrez – A-One Oyster Mushroom Production and Enterprise;
  3. Nikki Jace B. Mondia – Ganddz Freshwater Fish Farm; and
  4. Johnny Rey G. Salinana – Suka Bahalinana Coconut Vinegar Processing

 

Misamis Occidental

  1. Ricardo B. Apale, Jr. – Sweet Corn Production; and
  2. Destre L. Dagumo – D’ Garden Hydroleaf

 

Misamis Oriental

  1. Jumil C. Lascuna – JL Integrated Farm

Provincial Awardees:

 

Bukidnon

  1. Julbert T. Alegarme – KIIT Processed Food Manufacturing;
  2. Roy L. Asibal – Free Range Chicken Production;
  3. Suzatte D. Berdera – A&L Manokan sa Sagingan;
  4. Glenn D. Brigole – Overland Hydroponics;
  5. Jeriel E. Canonigo – Slaughter Goat Production;
  6. Mark Anthony G. Gutierrez – MRK Catfish Hatcheryard and Azolla Production;
  7. Jay J. Jabinal – J.S.J Backyard Cultured Hito Production;
  8. Rogen M. Montecillo – Anitu Foods Chocolates and Wine;
  9. Mark Lloyd Jon A. Pescante – JLC’s Fresh Mushroom;
  10. Wellyn Joyce P. Villacin – J&K Suman Moron;
  11. Theton P. Binaliw, Xiomara B. Quitoriano, and Kelly Cathlane L. Idulsa – The Ton Potato Agribusiness Opc;
  12. Reymond G. Caronia and Rogie S. Mahunyag – 2RS Itik Farm;
  13. Carren B. Yam-oc and Charlyn P. Mary – MC’s Mushroom House;
  14. Carelle Ann J. Titular – J&C Rabbitry Rabbit Production Enterprise; and
  15. John Lloyd L. Sarballon and Kent Adrian B. Buyoc – Heritage Native Chicken Production

 

Misamis Oriental

  1. Gerlyn Mae E. Del Puerto and Nhel Mark C. Narido – GN Purple Yam;
  2. Juneiver J. Quiño and Renalyn S. Palma – Negoatsyo;
  3. Ildefonso P. Beltran – Beleafy;
  4. Jimver C. Magpulong – Carling’s Hydroponic Farm; and
  5. Sheila May O. Edrote, Rosevie E. Odarve and Marie Angelie V. Anaya – Marys Ubelicious Production Lanao del Norte
  6. Ivan Stacy E. Balasabas – Kreima Food Services;
  7. Michelle A. Bugay – MAB’s Farm;
  8. Marjon B. Cabarubias – MJ’s Vegetable Farm;
  9. Jefferson Y. Aguilar – Palapaborito;
  10. Julius A. Pitaluna – Balutan Ni Yow;
  11. Sohaya M. Sedic – SOH Tilapia Production Farm;
  12. Alvin Rey T. Puyat – Native Chicken Production;
  13. Arvin C. Abing – Swine Production; and
  14. Bobby Mark B. Lumansoc – Swine Production
  15. Lee E. Tabanao – Swine Production
  16. Jenifer C. Llanib – Suka Ni Loloy

 

Misamis Occidental

  1. Lochinvar Jay Gapol – Rice And Eggplant Production
  2. Chelou Belano Guigue and Jefry Nano Barquilla – J&C
  3. Anela Mae C. Sagrado – Anelz Chocolate
  4. Rosway L. Cabarce, April Mae B. Regala, and Jhusmine S. Tumampos – Sweet Pepper Production
  5. Din Christan A. Capuyan and Jaylyn-mae A. Saberon – D&J Food Products Manufacturing
  6. Loyd T. Magriña and Jacent E. Magallanes – Grow Greens Garden Aquaponics

 

Agri 10 honors its retirees through its Salamat, Mabuhay program.

 

The Department of Agriculture – Regional Field Office 10 (DA-RFO 10) honors its nine retirees during the recently conducted “Salamat, Mabuhay” program, held on December 7, 2022, in the city of Cagayan de Oro.

This year’s honoree retirees were presented with plaques of appreciation and tokens, namely:

  1. Ma. Reina L. Lumantas, Administrative Officer V- 44 years
  2. Carmelita T. Bajarla, Director III- 41 years
  3. Audy G. Maagad, Chief Agriculturist – 41 years
  4. Eva T. Pacturan, Agriculturist II – 41 years
  5. Luisito S. Ofngol, Development Management Officer V – 32 years
  6. Cherlie A. Simene, Senior Science Research Specialist – 32 years
  7. Lennie V. Taylor, Administrative Officer IV – 32 years
  8. Elmer U. Daang, Administrative Officer I – 20 years
  9. Genevieve E. Casiño, Science Research Specialist II – 18 years

 

Addressing the awardees, DA-10 OIC-Regional Executive Director Carlene C. Collado encourage them to venture into agricultural production, adding that there is life after retirement.

Centered on the theme: “Ten for One”, the aggie department thru RED Collado expressed his gratitude to the retirees for choosing a career with DA-10 and for their extensive contributions and devotion throughout the years resulting in increased achievements of the agency.

He thanked them for inspiring and teaching their co-employees, who will later become the next leaders of DA-10. # (AMBManto)

DA-10 headed by OIC-RED Collado pays tribute to 26 tenured personnel.

 

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY – In line with Civil Service Commission Memorandum Circular No. 6, Series of 2002, twenty-six tenured employees of the Department of Agriculture – Northern Mindanao (DA-10) were honored during the Loyalty Awarding Ceremony, on December 7, 2022, this city.

Through the agency’s Program on Awards and Incentives for Service Excellence (PRAISE) committee, employees who have rendered continuously and satisfactorily for 10, 20, 25, 30, 35, and 40 years in government service, were recognized for their significant feats throughout their enduring career.

OIC-Regional Executive Director Carlene C. Collado led in acknowledging the essential roles and contributions of the DA-10 loyalty honorees.

“The management values your passion, loyalty, and sense of responsibility that you continue to show despite the challenges you have encountered over your years of service,” the department head remarked.

Citing their dedication and generosity, Collado also thanked them for upholding the integrity of the agency, while extending the delivery of efficient public service.

He also underscored that the special recognition accorded to them is ‘a start of your renewed commitment’.

“Remain steadfast in our move to respond and deliver the priority call of President Marcos to address the looming food crisis by increasing the country’s food supply and ensuring that there will be enough and affordable food for Filipinos,” he further challenged.

Below are the loyalty awardees with their corresponding years of service:

40 years

  1. Pagaduan, Greg D.

35 years

  1. Camaro, Deliza T.
  2. Galgo, Chirly L.
  3. Lapoot, Carmelito R.
  4. Artazo, Claudia B. *for CY 2020

30 years

  1. Banuag, Mylene E.
  2. Cagampang, Dionesio B.
  3. Dejoras, Alma May T.
  4. Guro, Bernardo I.
  5. Nagac, Elisa T.
  6. Oran, Liza Y.
  7. Tuquib, Priscillano A.

25 years

  1. Intong, James Fenimore B.
  2. Manduro, Bernadette M.
  3. Oclarit, Efren G.
  4. Tatoy, Berly F.

20 years

  1. Daang, Elmer U.
  2. Hebia, Marilou C.
  3. Lagdamin, Wilson V.
  4. Mediante, Glenn Dale G.
  5. Muana, Lolita L.
  6. Pagunsan, Elaine June Y.
  7. Racines, Edwin Jr. A.
  8. Racines, Lana May S.
  9. Yagong, Danilo L.

10 years

  1. Barnido, Berna Rhoda P.

Also assisting OIC-RED Collado in the handover of plaques and tokens were Regional Technical Director (RTD) for Operations Carlota S. Madriaga, OIC-RTD for Research and Regulations Cora A. Dumayaca, division chiefs and DA Employees’ Association, in the presence of other DA-10 personnel and guests.# (JLO)

 

Rice farmers from Malaybalay City and Lantapan, Bukidnon receive financial aid through DA’s RCEF-RFFA program.

 

MALAYBALAY CITY, BUKIDNON – The Department of Agriculture – Regional Field Office 10 (DA-10) officially launched the third rollout of the Rice Competitiveness Enhancement Fund – Rice Farmers Financial Assistance (RCEF-RFFA) program in Northern Mindanao, Thursday, December 1, in Malaybalay City, Bukidnon.

Through OIC-Regional Executive Director Carlene C. Collado, DA-10 has allocated about P96.97 million for the RFFA rollout to 18,831 qualified rice farmers tilling 0.5 hectares but not exceeding two hectares in Bukidnon province, and are enrolled in the Registry System for Basic Sectors in Agriculture (RSBSA).

According to DA-10 Rice focal person Chona H. Nacalaban, RFFA is the government’s financial aid to rice farmers who are affected by the implementation of the Rice Tariffication Law.

Meanwhile, Malaybalay City councilor Niko P. Aldeguer expressed his gratitude to DA-10 for the unending support to their farmer constituents.

“This financial assistance greatly helps our local farmers in their farming, and we, in the Local Government Unit, assure you to give our full support in addressing their agricultural needs,” he said.

On the other hand, Acting Bukidnon Provincial Agriculturist Jacqueline Julia A. Lagamon urged the recipients to invest the amount on farm inputs to boost their farm production, especially for this dry cropping season.

In partnership with the Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) and Universal Storefront Services, Corp. (USSC) around 1,761 smallholder rice farmers from Malaybalay City and Lantapan, Bukidnon received the cash subsidy at P5k each on the first-day of rollout.#(RDMElloren: Photos: ATTalib/GDAndres)

Agri 10 holds an oathtaking ceremony for its seven newly promoted and appointed employees.

 

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY – The Department of Agriculture – Regional Field Office 10 (DA-10) held an oathtaking ceremony for the five promoted and two appointed personnel on December 2, 2022, at the Court of Appeals – Mindanao Station (CAMS), Cagayan de Oro City.

The ceremony was administered by Hon. Oscar V. Badelles, Executive Justice, Court of Appeals – Mindananao Station in the presence of OIC-Regional Executive Director Carlene C. Collado, Regional Technical Director (RTD) for Operations Carlota S. Madriaga, and OIC-RTD for Research and Regulations Cora A. Dumayaca of DA-10.

The personnel who took their oath are the following:

  1. Kersten S. Pagalan – Senior Agriculturist, Field Operations Divisions (FOD)
  2. Jullibee V. Montecanas – Engineer II, Regional Agricultural Engineering Division (RAED)
  3. Maria Estella L. Jalandoni – Agriculturist II, FOD
  4. Dafni C. Carreon – Science Research Specialist I, Research Division
  5. Christen Jay C. Nercua – Engineer I, RAED
  6. Marnie S. Suarez – Agriculturist I, FOD
  7. Jemseal R. Tigbao – Agriculturist I, Regulatory Division

Also present in the ceremony are the division chiefs and representatives of the concerned personnel and DA-10 staff. # (CRSeraspe)

Agri 10 introduces the Kadiwa ng Pasko to Oro locals to provide the region’s farmer- and fisher-producers to directly market their produce at reasonable prices.

 

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY – To give the public access to affordable and high-quality products, the Department of Agriculture – Regional Field Office 10 (DA-RFO 10) launches the Kadiwa ng Pasko at Diskwento Karavan on December 1, 2022, at the agency compound.

DA-10 OIC-Regional Executive Director Carlene C. Collado said the activity focuses on providing a market to the local agricultural producers while giving the public economical and quality agri-fishery products in time for the holiday season.

Nineteen exhibitors participated in said activity offering various agri-fishery products.

Said exhibitors include the following: Talaandig Farmers Association, Tagpuangi Farmers Association, Northern Mindanao Federation of Dairy Cooperatives – Highland Fresh Dairy Products, Chona Farm, DA-10 research stations, DA attached corporations and bureau: National Food Authority (NFA), Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA) and Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR), high-value crop producers, and other food products and grocery item suppliers.

DA-10 Regional Technical Director for Operations Carlota S. Madriaga invites the public to the Kadiwa, which will run until tomorrow, December 2, 2022, to support local farmers and fisherfolk.

Also gracing the activity are DA-10 OIC-Regional Technical Director for Research and Regulations Cora A. Dumayaca, Agribusiness and Marketing Assistance Division (AMAD) chief Larry E. Paraluman, and other agency personnel. #(MPMTablon, Photos: RLTolentino)

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