The Philippine Post

The Department of Agriculture expands the soil rejuvenation program to more farming towns in Eastern Visayas, aiming to increase productivity and achieve food security.

30 farmers in Sultan Kudarat province level up as they complete their Farm Business School training, gaining knowledge and skills for improved productivity and profitability.

Farmers in Western Visayas were urged to avail of free government insurance for six product lines, including rice and corn, during the planting season.

Puerto Princesa takes action to protect important bodies of water from pollution with the launch of the “Save Our Bays” project, including the relocation of coastal residents. 

The Philippine Council for Industry empowers women entrepreneurs with PHP 100,000 prizes, fostering innovation, inclusion, and sustainable growth.

Over 1,600 traditional and modernized passenger jeepneys participated in the first-ever simulation exercise to test the Public Utility Jeepney Modernization Program in Bacolod City.

The Philippine Coconut Industry expects oil prices to rise during the “ber” months, with demand set to increase as the country consistently ranks among the top three copra-producing nations.

The Philippine Army and Red Cross collaborate with other organizations to raise over 600 blood bags from donors, benefitting hospitals and saving lives.

Maisie Peters drops the highly anticipated “The Good Witch” album, exploring breakups, friendship, and self-worth.

YGIG, the P-Pop girl group, returns with a strong comeback, spreading love through their new single “Doob Doob.”