Uphold BARMM Autonomy; It Isn’t Manila’s Vassal State (FOOD FOR THOUGHT by Manny Piñol)

I received confirmation from sources inside the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) that an uneasy atmosphere prevails following the changes in the Autonomous Region’s political set up initiated by Malacañang. As the former Governor of North Cotabato who figured prominently in the previous events which led to the birth of the country’s first…

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Bamboo Farming To Protect Rivers & Lift Tribal People From Poverty!(FOOD FOR THOUGHT by Manny Piñol)

In my genuine desire to provide the Indigenous People and their children a better life, I have designed the Cotabato Bamboo Farming Program in their vast Ancestral Domains which I hope to implement if by God’s grace, I will be back as Governor of my province. The program aims to establish Giant Bamboo Production in…

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Upland Rice, Sorghum Farming In Cotabato Tribal Areas (FOOD FOR THOUGHT by Manny Piñol)

Photo Courtesy: Manny Piñol facebook page Sorghum and Upland Rice Farming will start this month in six Pilot Areas of the vast Tribal Ancestral Domains of North Cotabato. An initial area of 200 hectares will be planted to Sorghum with a Buy-Back Agreement with the Southseas Agri-Aqua Ventures, Inc., a small company which Sen. Ping…

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Country’s Biggest Small Ruminants Genetics Nucleus Farm In Cotabato! (FOOD FOR THOUGHT by Manny Piñol)

The country’s biggest Sheep and Goat Genetics Nucleus Farm is now nearing completion in North Cotabato. When fully operational this year, it will be the breeding center of two outstanding lines of Goat and Sheep whose offsprings will later be distributed to the different regions of the country. The project is a partnership between the…

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Liguasan Marsh Ideal For Grow-Out Of ‘Ulang’ – SEAFDEC (FOOD FOR THOUGHT by Manny Piñol)

The commercial production through grow-out culture of “Ulang,” the Giant Freshwater Prawn (Macrobrachium rosenbergii) in the Liguasan Marsh could earn local farmers as much as P400,000 per hectare per year, according to a study conducted by the Southeast Asia Fisheries Development Center (SEAFDEC). The result of the study came almost five months since I invited…

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