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1ST AGRICULTURE AND FISHERY PROVINCIAL FORUM STRENGTHENS SUPPORT FOR CAVITE FARMERS, FISHERFOLK

TRECE MARTIRES CITY, Cavite — The Provincial Government of Cavite held its first Agriculture and Fishery Provincial Forum on Monday, bringing together farmers, fisherfolk, and representatives from government agencies and financial institutions to discuss programs and services aimed at boosting livelihoods in the sector.

The forum, organized by the Office of the Provincial Agriculturist under Engr. Anna Pamela Nova-Cruz, was held at the New Provincial Government Center here. Its theme, “Sama-samang Paghabi ng Kabuhayan at Kaunlaran para sa Magsasaka at Mangingisda ng Cavite,” translates roughly to collective efforts toward livelihood and progress for Cavite’s farmers and fisherfolk.

Governor Francisco Gabriel Remulla and 8th District Board Member Jasmin Maligaya-Bautista addressed attendees, reaffirming the provincial government’s commitment to advancing the welfare of the agriculture and fisheries sectors. Both officials stressed the need for stronger partnerships among government agencies, financial institutions, and local communities to sustain sectoral development.

Representatives from more than a dozen agencies presented programs, technical assistance, and financing opportunities available to farmers and fisherfolk. Participating institutions included the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Region IV-A, Bureau of Plant Industry, Department of Agriculture Region IV-A, Department of Trade and Industry-Cavite, Department of Labor and Employment-Cavite, Philippine Coconut Authority, Land Bank of the Philippines, Rural Bank of Angeles-Trece Branch, Agricultural Training Institute, and the offices of the Provincial Veterinarian and Provincial Agriculturist.

Following the presentations, participants held open consultations with agency representatives, allowing attendees to raise concerns, seek technical guidance, and inquire about available assistance programs.


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