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Month: October 2019

WORLD FOOD DAY 2019 CELEBRATION

The Provincial Government of Bohol (PGBh) through the office of the Provincial Agriculturist (OPA) has lined-up some activities to add color in the celebration of the World Food Day (WFD) 2019 on October 16,2019.
The PGBh once again holds a program on that day at the Bohol Cultural Center, 1 p.m to be highlighted with the messages, commitment signing on food and water conservation and intermission numbers.
This would be the first celebration in the Governor Arthur C. Yap and Vice Governor Rene L. Relampagos administration.

Cloud seeding on Wed.

Most awaited by irrigators and farmers associations, the next round of Cloud Seeding Operations(CSOs) will be conducted on Wednesday to save the vegetative and reproductive stages of standing crops, livestock and other agricultural products in Bohol.
This surfaced after Leon Parac, Jr. from the Office of the Provincial Agriculturist (OPA) and Engr. Corazon Ditarro from the Water Resources Division, Bureau of Soils and Water Management (BSWM) conducted the Pre-Cloud Seeding Assessment last Tuesday and Wednesday at the four major dams and other agricultural areas in Bohol affected by the dry season.
Parac, who is the cloud seeding focal person reported that the water levels of all dams are near critical levels: Malinao Dam in Pilar – actual level at 147.90 meters (ms.), critical level is 146.4ms., full level is 152ms.; Bayongan Dam in San Miguel-actual 42.11 ms., critical 41 ms., full 52 ms.; Capayas Dam in Ubay- actual 33.03 ms., critical 30 ms., full 36.50 ms.; Talibon Dam in Zamora, Talibon-actual 22.38 ms., critical 21 ms., full 30 ms..
He said that the National Irrigation Administration (NIA) considered the water level of Talibon Dam as “dead” because it can no longer deliver water to the service areas in the town of Talibon.
During last Thursday’s assessment meeting together with Assistant Provincial Agriculturist Larry M. Pamugasat the Bohol Capitol, Parac bared that they recommended the conduct of CSOs the soonest possible time.
Catherine Cristales from Royhle Airways, the winning bidder of the 43 hours of seeding operations said that their RP-C1120 aircraft to be used in the operations will arrive at the Bohol Panglao International Airport on Tuesday just in time the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) grants the permit for the operations.
Edna N. Yu, Officer- in- Charge, RAED chief-DA-RFO 7 said that for their part as implementer, it is all systems go for the 43 hours of CSOs in Bohol confirming that the P2.5 million fund from BSWM was downloaded to their office.
Parac said there will be a pre-cloud seeding meeting tomorrow at the OPA office together with the personnel of the Philippine Air Force (PAF) who will serve as the cloud spotters targeting the watershed areas.
Other being utilized as cloud spotters are the trained rice technicians who will give signals to the command center based at the airport to be manned by the BSWM personnel and PAF if there are seedable clouds over the said areas. (AtoyCosap)

CAPTION:
DAMS WATER LEVELS.The four major dams in Bohol: Malinao in Pilar, Bayongan in San Miguel, Capayas in Ubay and Zamora in Talibon at almost critical level. The RP-C1120 aircraft (top-most photo) to be used for the Cloud Seeding Operations. The aircraft is fromRoyhle Airways based in Dumaguete City, the winning bidder for the 43-hour cloud seeding operation in Bohol. Foto LEON PARAC, JR.

Rep. Chatto to keynoteWorld Food Day celebration on Wed.

Former governor and now first district of Bohol Representative Edgar M. Chatto will be the keynote speaker in the celebration of the World Food Day (WFD) in the Province of Bohol on Wednesday.
The Provincial Government of Bohol (PGBh) will hold anew a program to join the country and other 50 countries across the world aimed at raising awareness and to gather better support and understanding to the approaches that can help end world hunger.
The program will kickoff with a motorcade at 1 p.m. at the jump-off area infront of the Bohol Capitol Building – New Capitol Site, Cogon traversing the New Capitol Site Road – Hangos St.-J.A. Clarin (infront of Camp Bernido-Dao) – CPG Ave.- Old Capitol Building – down to the Bohol Cultural Center which is the venue of the program.
Rep. Chatto, chairman in the House of Representatives Committee on Climate Change is expected to talk about the adverse impact of climate change in pursuit of food security.
Chattowill administer the oath taking of the newly-elected officers of the Provincial Agri-Fishery Council (PAFC) headed by its president LucitaCulaste.
Gov. Arthur C. Yap will deliver his inspirational message. To deliver their messages of support are Vice Governor Rene L. Relampagos, Department of Agriculture – Regional Field Office (RFO) 7 Regional Executive Director Atty. Salvador D. Diputado, Dr. Carolyn May O. Daquio – Center Chief, Agricultural Training Institute (ATI) 7, and Board Ricky U. Masamayor, chair – SangguniangPanlalawigan Committee on Agriculture.
Provincial Administrator, Atty. Kathryine Fe D. Pioquinto will give the welcome message after Assistant Provincial Agriculturist Larry M. Pamugasacknowledges the participants.
The program would also be highlighted with the commitment signing on food and water conservation by the provincial officials and heads of the different government line agencies who will vow to support the conservation program to ensure food security and nutritious diets for all.
Aside from the government line agencies, the celebration will also be graced by the different people organizations, some students from the City Schools Division and other agri-stakeholders.
The program will be formally closed by Roman M. Dabalos, head of the Provincial Agricultural Technology Coordinating Office (PATCO)-Bohol. (AtoyCosap)

PGBh joins World Food Day

The Provincial Government of Bohol (PGBh) will join the whole world in celebration of World Food Day (WFD) on October 16, 2019, annually celebrated by 150 countries across the world.
This year WFD banners the theme “Our Actions Are Our Future Healthy Diets for A #Zero Hunger World”,aimed at raising awareness and to gather better support and understanding to the approaches that can help end world hunger.
Assistant Provincial Agriculturist Larry M. Pamugas who is the Provincial Nutrition Action Officer (PNAO) in Bohol said that the preparations are underway to make the celebration more meaningful and successful.
Dr. Pamugas bared that as part of the preparations, there will be a meeting on Tuesday, 10 a.m. at the Office of the Provincial Agriculturist, 3rd Floor, Bohol Capitol Building, New Capitol Site, Cogon, Tagbilaran City to be attended by the heads or representatives of agri-related government agencies, farmer groups and other agri-stakeholders to assist the PGBh in conceptualizing the preferred actions to be undertaken fitting for the occasion.
Usually, in celebrations like thisthe PGBh would give recognition toBoholano farmers and growers who are considered as the backbone of the nation.
This would be the first celebration in the administration of Gov. Arthur C. Yap and Vice Governor Rene L. Relampagos in the pursuit of makingBohol hunger free and the Boholanos healthy. (AtoyCosap)

SUHID evaluation starts

The evaluating teams will start this week evaluation on nominees for the different categories of Suhidsa Malampusong Mag-uumang Bol-anon provincial search in Bohol.
There are 112 nominees to vie for the 29 SUHID categories namely: Outstanding Fisherman, Outstanding Fisherfolks (Fresh Water Fish Ponds), Outstanding Fisherfolks Association, Outstanding Fishery Technician, Outstanding Farmer (Fish Culture), Outstanding Rice Farmer, Outstanding Hybrid Rice, Outstanding Rice Technician, Outstanding Organic Agriculture Farmer Group, Outstanding Organic Agriculture Practitioner Farmer,
Outstanding Rural Improvement Club, Outstanding Rural Women, Outstanding Agri-Enterprise for Crops, Outstanding Agri-Enterprise for Fishery, Outstanding Large Animal Raiser, Outstanding Small Animal Raiser, Outstanding Livestock Technician, Outstanding Corn Farmer, Outstanding Banana Farmer, Outstanding Corn Technician, Outstanding HVCDP Crop Farmer (vegetable), Outstanding HVCDP Technician,
And the Outstanding FarmersAssociation, Outstanding Young Farmer, Outstanding 4-H club, Outstanding Farm Family, Outstanding Municipal Agricultural and Fishery Council and Outstanding Municipal Agricultural Officer/Municipal Agriculturist.
The evaluating teams are composed of personnel from agriculture-related provincial and national government agencies namely: Office of the Provincial Agriculturist (OPA), Office of the Provincial Veterinarian (OPV), Provincial Agricultural Technology Coordinating Office /Bohol Agricultural Promotion Center (PATCO/BAPC), Agricultural Training Institute (ATI), National Irrigation Administration (NIA), Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR), and the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR).
Assistant Provincial Agriculturist Larry M. Pamugas has high hopes that the evaluations would be completed within this year so that the winners would be recognized and awarded during the culmination program of the Ubi Festival to be conducted on the third week of January 2020 at the CPG Park, New Capitol Site, Cogon, Tagbilaran City.
Winners of SUHID automatically become Bohol’s nominees to the Regional GawadSaka Search sponsored by the Department of Agriculture-Regional Field Office (DA-RFO) 7 next year.
This year’s Regional GawadSaka Search nominees from Bohol bested other nominees from Cebu, Siquijor and Negros Oriental bagging 18 out of 30 categories. (Atoy Cosap)