Cordillera Vegetable Farmers FormMulti-Province Network to Save Industry
Farmers and advocates from Mountain Province, Ifugao, and Benguet have joined together to form a new regional group called the Kanatengan Network. This was established after a two-day conference on July 13-14 at Mt. Data Lodge, Sinto, Bauko, where seventy-six farmers shared case studies on more than eight crops. They reported problems such as falling…
July 17, 2026
Heritage, Community, and the Spirit of Panag-sasaad
Deep within the mountainous highlands of the Cordilleras, the culture of the iSagada (the people of Sagada) thrives on an ancient blueprint of mutual assistance and community oneness. At the heartbeat of this heritage is Panag-sasaad, a traditional custom of communal house building rooted in the foundational belief that village life must be built on…
June 17, 2026
Fact Check and Analysis on Quirino Avenue Tree-Cutting Issue
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Sunny Days, Cloudy News: Why Fake Weather News Hurts Our
When a sudden heat wave cracks the soil, or a big storm floods the rice fields, our farmers know the weather is changing. They feel it every day when they work under the sun. But today, there is a new kind of pest. It does not eat the leaves of our crops. It spreads through…
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