BUTUAN: The Department of Agriculture in the Caraga Region (DA-13) handed over on Thursday the PHP8.6 million Dairy Cattle and Milk Production Project to an indigenous people (IP) organization in the town of Sibagat, Agusan del Sur.

In a statement Friday, DA-13 identified the recipient as the Sibagat Manobo Dairy Producers Development Association in Barangay Padiay.

‘The project is part of the commitment of the agency to help develop the tribal communities in the region through the Kabuhayan at Kaunlaran ng Kababayang Katutubo (4K) Program,” DA-13 Regional Executive Director Ricardo Oñate Jr. said.

“The government tried its best to make this project possible because this is what the IP community asked for, a livelihood project, as one of the ways to lessen their burdens,’ Oñate added.

He also urged the organization to properly manage the project to make it sustainable.

The PHP8.6 project included 20 heads of dairy cattle, a hauling vehicle, a farm tractor, a forage storage facility, two milking machines,
a milk cooling tank, 10 milk containers, a forage chopper, a generator set, and a water system facility.

The group’s president, Jimson Sumanda, thanked the government for the support they received through the DA’s 4K program.
Source: Philippines News Agency

BUTUAN: The Department of Agriculture in the Caraga Region (DA-13) handed over on Thursday the PHP8.6 million Dairy Cattle and Milk Production Project to an indigenous people (IP) organization in the town of Sibagat, Agusan del Sur.

In a statement Friday, DA-13 identified the recipient as the Sibagat Manobo Dairy Producers Development Association in Barangay Padiay.

‘The project is part of the commitment of the agency to help develop the tribal communities in the region through the Kabuhayan at Kaunlaran ng Kababayang Katutubo (4K) Program,” DA-13 Regional Executive Director Ricardo Oñate Jr. said.

“The government tried its best to make this project possible because this is what the IP community asked for, a livelihood project, as one of the ways to lessen their burdens,’ Oñate added.

He also urged the organization to properly manage the project to make it sustainable.

The PHP8.6 project included 20 heads of dairy cattle, a hauling vehicle, a farm tractor, a forage storage facility, two milking machines,
a milk cooling tank, 10 milk containers, a forage chopper, a generator set, and a water system facility.

The group’s president, Jimson Sumanda, thanked the government for the support they received through the DA’s 4K program.
Source: Philippines News Agency

BUTUAN: The Department of Agriculture in the Caraga Region (DA-13) handed over on Thursday the PHP8.6 million Dairy Cattle and Milk Production Project to an indigenous people (IP) organization in the town of Sibagat, Agusan del Sur.

In a statement Friday, DA-13 identified the recipient as the Sibagat Manobo Dairy Producers Development Association in Barangay Padiay.

‘The project is part of the commitment of the agency to help develop the tribal communities in the region through the Kabuhayan at Kaunlaran ng Kababayang Katutubo (4K) Program,” DA-13 Regional Executive Director Ricardo Oñate Jr. said.

“The government tried its best to make this project possible because this is what the IP community asked for, a livelihood project, as one of the ways to lessen their burdens,’ Oñate added.

He also urged the organization to properly manage the project to make it sustainable.

The PHP8.6 project included 20 heads of dairy cattle, a hauling vehicle, a farm tractor, a forage storage facility, two milking machines,
a milk cooling tank, 10 milk containers, a forage chopper, a generator set, and a water system facility.

The group’s president, Jimson Sumanda, thanked the government for the support they received through the DA’s 4K program.
Source: Philippines News Agency

BUTUAN: The Department of Agriculture in the Caraga Region (DA-13) handed over on Thursday the PHP8.6 million Dairy Cattle and Milk Production Project to an indigenous people (IP) organization in the town of Sibagat, Agusan del Sur.

In a statement Friday, DA-13 identified the recipient as the Sibagat Manobo Dairy Producers Development Association in Barangay Padiay.

‘The project is part of the commitment of the agency to help develop the tribal communities in the region through the Kabuhayan at Kaunlaran ng Kababayang Katutubo (4K) Program,” DA-13 Regional Executive Director Ricardo Oñate Jr. said.

“The government tried its best to make this project possible because this is what the IP community asked for, a livelihood project, as one of the ways to lessen their burdens,’ Oñate added.

He also urged the organization to properly manage the project to make it sustainable.

The PHP8.6 project included 20 heads of dairy cattle, a hauling vehicle, a farm tractor, a forage storage facility, two milking machines,
a milk cooling tank, 10 milk containers, a forage chopper, a generator set, and a water system facility.

The group’s president, Jimson Sumanda, thanked the government for the support they received through the DA’s 4K program.
Source: Philippines News Agency

BACOLOD: Residential power rates in Negros Occidental decreased in December due to a lower price in the Wholesale Electricity Spot Market (WESM), the venue for trading electricity as a commodity in the country.

The Northern Negros Electric Cooperative (Noneco) reported on Friday a reduction of PHP1.3139 per kilowatt hour (kWh) to only PHP11.8995 per kWh in December from PHP13.2134 kWh in November.

‘This is due to the decrease in the market price of WESM of PHP1.8037 per kWh,’ the management said.

Noneco, which covers the cities of Victorias, Cadiz, Sagay, Escalante, and San Carlos, and the municipalities of E.B. Magalona, Manapla, Toboso, and Calatrava, also purchases power supply from Green Core Geothermal Inc. (GCGI), Palm Concepcion Power Corp. (PCPC), and Panay Energy Development Corp. (PEDC).

Meanwhile, the Central Negros Electric Cooperative (Ceneco) announced a downward adjustment of P0.9754 per kWh in December, with the current month’s rate of PHP10.7694 per kWh, from PHP11.7448 kWh in November.

The rate reduction came from the decrease in total generation charges by 10.82 percent from the previous month after a drop in the WESM price of PHP1.5577 per kWh.

Ceneco, which also has power supply agreements with GCGI, PCPC, and Central Negros Power Reliability Inc., serves consumers in the cities of Bago, Talisay, Silay, and the municipalities of Murcia and Bago.
Source: Philippines News Agency

BACOLOD: Residential power rates in Negros Occidental decreased in December due to a lower price in the Wholesale Electricity Spot Market (WESM), the venue for trading electricity as a commodity in the country.

The Northern Negros Electric Cooperative (Noneco) reported on Friday a reduction of PHP1.3139 per kilowatt hour (kWh) to only PHP11.8995 per kWh in December from PHP13.2134 kWh in November.

‘This is due to the decrease in the market price of WESM of PHP1.8037 per kWh,’ the management said.

Noneco, which covers the cities of Victorias, Cadiz, Sagay, Escalante, and San Carlos, and the municipalities of E.B. Magalona, Manapla, Toboso, and Calatrava, also purchases power supply from Green Core Geothermal Inc. (GCGI), Palm Concepcion Power Corp. (PCPC), and Panay Energy Development Corp. (PEDC).

Meanwhile, the Central Negros Electric Cooperative (Ceneco) announced a downward adjustment of P0.9754 per kWh in December, with the current month’s rate of PHP10.7694 per kWh, from PHP11.7448 kWh in November.

The rate reduction came from the decrease in total generation charges by 10.82 percent from the previous month after a drop in the WESM price of PHP1.5577 per kWh.

Ceneco, which also has power supply agreements with GCGI, PCPC, and Central Negros Power Reliability Inc., serves consumers in the cities of Bago, Talisay, Silay, and the municipalities of Murcia and Bago.
Source: Philippines News Agency