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Cebu’s 41 towns and 29 private establishments showcased the best of their produce during yesterday’s opening of the week-long agricultural trade fair at the Capitol grounds. Fruits and vegetables were sold at affordable prices at the back…
If it persists, the El Niño weather pattern would affect the freshwater aquaculture sector the most. Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources regional director Andres M. Bojos said they have advised fisher folk to maintain water levels…
The Mactan office of the state weather bureau Pagasa said the El Niño dry spell will last until August at the earliest or January next year at the latest. During this morning’s water summit organized by the…
An organic farm that’s just an hour’s drive away from Cebu City offers a welcome respite for those tired from the stress of work and life in the urban jungle. The Healing Present Nature and Wellness Farm…
Visitacion Villamor, 70, walks 12 kilometers daily from her home in barangay Binaliw to her farm in sitio Kan-irag, barangay Sirao in Cebu City. In some instances, she also carries on her head bundles of flowers and…
President Carlos P. Garcia, Bohol—Worry not about the country’s beast of burden. Though threatened by the Filipinos’ fondness for “carabeef,” the fate of the carabao is not ending up in slaughterhouses, according to an official of the…
Small businesses in northern Cebu that applied for government loans after they were hit by supertyphoon Yolanda may receive their assistance next week. Francisco Buenavides, head of the government-owned Small Business Corp. (SB Corp.), said they endorsed…
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) will invite businesswoman Mimi Yuvienco for a technical conference next week after its team found traces of cow manure in Guba creek. The agency will also impose a P10,000…
Medical tests confirmed that animals in Cebu City’s upland barangays do not have any animal disease, except for a lone animal in Cantipla which had a bacterial infection. The animals were slaughtered by their owners when they…
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