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D.A., patuloy ang pagtulong sa mga magsasaka at mangingisda

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00:00Many challenges are being faced by various government agencies in the past 100 years,
00:05particularly the agriculture sector.
00:08What should we expect from the agriculture sector in 2025?
00:15Alan Francisco of PTV in Balitang Pambansa.
00:21In the midst of calamities that hit the country this 2024,
00:25the Department of Agriculture worked hard to help the farmers and fishermen of the Philippines.
00:35There were 17 typhoons and we haven't mentioned El Niño and La Niña.
00:40So in 2024, the production of our agriculture decreased.
00:47We were affected by many typhoons and droughts.
00:51Our production decreased by 2.2%.
00:55But despite this, the Department of Agriculture was early
01:00to meet the needs of our farmers and fishermen.
01:04At the start of 2025,
01:07Mike Abilive, Agriculture Assistant Secretary, Joicel Panlilio, said
01:13that they will not stop their efforts in the agriculture sector.
01:17This is part of the directive from President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.
01:21to continue to provide sufficient food for the Filipinos.
01:26I can say that we will succeed.
01:28We have launched many programs.
01:30All of our programs or the interventions
01:34to ensure that there is sufficient food for every Filipino.
01:40The President said that there will be no hungry Filipinos.
01:44So to ensure that there is sufficient food,
01:48we will continue to provide interventions to our farmers and fishermen.
01:52And we ensure that we have sufficient supply.
01:56Sometimes, our staple food is rice.
02:00This is the most important.
02:01We have launched Rice For All.
02:04It's only P40 per kilo.
02:06In January 2025, they will launch Sulit Rice and Nutri Rice.
02:12The price of Sulit Rice
02:14is around P35 or P36 per kilo.
02:18And the quality is also good.
02:20They will continue to teach the farmers
02:22about the importance of post-harvest programs
02:25so that the agricultural products will not be damaged
02:28even if they produce a lot.
02:31This also includes increasing the number of fish.
02:35The fight against African Swine Fever is also ongoing.
02:38The affected are 6,058 barangays.
02:42But as of now, there are only 365 barangays
02:46as of our data on December 6, 2024.
02:52So it has been reduced.
02:53It means that what the Department of Agriculture is doing is becoming effective.
02:59And we have already received vaccines.
03:02Because of the pandemic,
03:04they also did not stop in other programs
03:07like irrigation,
03:08fattening,
03:09lending to farmers and fishermen,
03:11and many more.
03:12We have a new amended law,
03:16the Agricultural Tarification Act.
03:18Yes, that's correct.
03:19For our rice farmers,
03:22before, our allocation was P10 billion per year.
03:26Now, it has become P30 billion.
03:28Wow, it tripled.
03:30P30 billion.
03:31Yes.
03:31The purpose of this P30 billion,
03:34the use of this is P9 billion for machinery.
03:38So since our equipment will be more modern,
03:42for rice farmers,
03:44our production will increase.

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