Category : Agricultural Impact


Sardine Fishing Season Reopens in Zamboanga Peninsula

The Department of Agriculture–Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources has reopened the sardine fishing season in Zamboanga Peninsula waters, marking the 15th permitted season after a three-month conservation closure to protect spawning fish populations.

Storm Basyang Pushes Fish Prices Higher in Davao Markets

Tropical Storm Basyang has caused significant price increases for seafood at Agdao Public Market in Davao, with red snapper rising to ₱600 per kilo. Supply disruptions from Visayas and Mindanao are affecting availability.

Cebu City's New Garbage Schedule Sparks Barangay Concerns

Cebu City's new interval-based garbage collection system, implemented after the Binaliw landfill closure, is causing logistical challenges for barangays due to bad weather and limited disposal capacity, prompting calls for improved waste management.

Cebu Councilor: Probe Binaliw Dumpsite Before Waste Solutions

Cebu City Councilor Joel Garganera calls for prioritizing investigation and rehabilitation of the Binaliw dumpsite, site of a deadly trash slide that killed 36, before considering waste-to-energy or other solutions, amid resident opposition.

Basyang Damages Dalaguete Farms, Weakens to LPA

Heavy rains from Tropical Depression Basyang hit Dalaguete, Cebu, damaging vegetable farms. The storm weakened to a Low Pressure Area but continues to bring rain and warnings across the Philippines.

Cebu's Vegetable Basket Hit Hard by Storm Floods

While Cebu City remained safe during Tropical Storm Basyang, mountain villages in Dalaguete suffered devastating flash floods that destroyed crops and displaced families, highlighting rural vulnerability.

Farmer Killed by Own Bull in Medellin

A 60-year-old farmer in Medellin, Cebu, died after being gored by his own hybrid bull. The incident occurred while he was tending to the animal, which neighbors described as aggressive.

Cebu City Reduces Waste by 50 Tons Daily with Segregation

Cebu City has successfully reduced its daily waste collection by at least 50 tons through strict waste segregation at the barangay level and shredding operations, particularly at Carbon Market, saving P150,000 daily in disposal costs.

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