DAR CRS Bukidnon Agroenterprise (Rice, Tilapia, Vegetables, Corn)
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In an attempt to develop the agro-enterprises (AE) of agrarian reform beneficiaries (ARBs) that will be linked to market chains, the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR), in partnership with the Catholic Relief Services (CRS) Philippines, is implementing the Project called "Linking Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries to Corporate Supply Chains." Said joint undertaking is being implemented in eight (8) agrarian reform areas (ARAs) in Luzon and Mindanao involving a total of 800 ARBs and will benefit a total of 4,000 farmers/ARB households. The Project consists of two major components, namely: a) organizing and capacity development of ARB farmers as production clusters for improved access to markets; and b) capacity/competency enhancement for core DAR staff on clustering approach to enable them undertake agro-enterprise (AE) development and management. Xavier University Ateneo de Cagayan assists on these activities. This video documentation shares the experiences and learning by the Bukidnon Site Working Group Members compose of Local Government Units of Malaybalay, Impasug-ong and Sumilao, Farmers Enterpreneurs from 3 Agrarian Reform Cooperatives and Facilitators from the Department of Agrarian Reform in doing their Rice, Tilapia, Vegetables, Corn Agro-Enterprises.
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sa amin ang problema wala ma pagbagsakan ng gulay pg ngkakasabay sabay sa pg ani ng gulay.
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kanindot sa tubo sa inyong garden ... good luck to all of you ! God bless .....
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they should be earning at least $20,000 a year equivalent
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who decides the price
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in new york, corn is so cheap, so how can farmers have good income
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do they get a lot of profit for their hard work
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fine well come
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philippines is a bless land..
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are these organic?
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Love to have farm on my own there.
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this project is a result of the partnership between DAR and CRS. Sharing the common desire to serve the farmers, the project attempts to influence the behavior of farmers on how to make their farming activity an enterprising agribusiness. with the initial success in selected communities, DAR and CRS hope to replicate the project in other areas.
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