18th Ubi Festival on Tues.
UBI PRODUCTS. Different varieties of Ubi in Bohol are ready to be sold starting on Tuesday at the Plaza Rizal, Tagbilaran City during the three-day 18th Ubi Festival in the province.
UBI PRODUCTS. Different varieties of Ubi in Bohol are ready to be sold starting on Tuesday at the Plaza Rizal, Tagbilaran City during the three-day 18th Ubi Festival in the province.
THE UBI FESTIVAL has been celebrated annually in the province of Bohol to recognize and give awards to the Ubi growers who help the province to sustain and improve the Ubi industry in the province.
THE OPEN POLLINATED VARIETY 10 (PSB Cn 93-27) white corn variety has been recommended to Boholano corn farmers to be planted this coming planting season starting on April.
CADAPDAPAN RICE TERRACES in Candijay, Bohol offer not only the rice on the plates to eat but also its panoramic view capture the eyes of the tourists that lures them to come to the nature’s best of Candijay. The few hectares of rice paddies of the mountain slopes contribute the rice production of Bohol.
CDP-PPM TURNOVER CEREMONY. Rene Makinano (7th from left) in lieu of Gov. Edgar M. Chatto leads the handing over of carabaos, plastic tables, plastic chairs and other items to barangay Bayawahan, Sevilla, Bohol through Punong Barangay Antonio Cutin (9th from left) and Mayor Juliet Dano (8th from left)
CORN SEEDS. Abita A. Perez, Corn Provincial Coordinator of Bohol inspects the 750 sacks of USM Var. 10 (white corn variety) at the OPA stock house procured by Provincial Government of Bohol (PGBh) through the OPA of Bangay, South Cotabato to be distributed to the corn farmers associations or to any individuals in preparation for the coming corn cropping season in April and May this year.
Governor Edgar M.Chatto (3rd from left, right photo) during the Kita ug Ang Gobernador program instructs Assistant Provincial Agriculturist for a quick follow-up to the Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Bohol to fast track the investigation and come up with results on the alleged “fish cartel” in the province.
GIVING CREDITS. Exequiel Bahalla, President-Japonica Rice Growers Association in Bohol (extreme right) expresses thanks and appreciation to the Korea Program of International Agriculture (KOPIA) officials and the Provincial Government of Bohol (PGBh) for bringing to the province Japonica Rice and its technology and for giving farm facilities to the association. While KOPIA Country Director Dr. Jeong Taek Lee (extreme left) says the continuity of the program are anchored in the three beneficiary provinces of Nueva Ecija, Iloilo and Bohol being pilot sites.
CONSULTATION, WORKSHOP tackles on significant data from stakeholders for the realization of the Priority Commodities to be funded by the Philippine Rural Development Program (PRDP).
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