Showing posts with label Manolo Fortich. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Manolo Fortich. Show all posts

Monday, November 24, 2025

TROPICAL DEPRESSION VERBENA UPDATES


COURTESY: CDRRMD

[TD VERBENA UPDATES] 
5:40 AM 24NOVEMBER2025
Based on the Heavy Rainfall Warning of PAGASA as of 05:00 in the morning, other parts of Bukidnon (ManoloFortich, Cabanglasan, CityOfMalaybalay, Sumilao, Malitbog, ImpasugOng); Misamis Oriental (Villanueva, Jasaan, Balingasag, Lagonglong, Claveria, GingoogCity, Binuangan, Medina, Balingoan, Talisayan, Magsaysay, Tagoloan, Salay, Kinoguitan, Sugbongcogon) and Camiguin were issued with Yellow Rainfall Warning g, because of tropical depression (TD) Verbena.
Yellow Warning means rainfall is moderate (moderate) to heavy (heavy) - 7.5mm to 15mm per hour.
While other parts of Misamis Oriental (CagayanDeOroCity, Lugait, Naawan, Gitagum, Laguindingan, Initao, Libertad, Alubijid, CityOfElSalvador, Opol, Manticao); Bukidnon (Talakag, Baungon, Libona, Damulog, Kibawe, Kadingilan, Dangcagan, Kitaotao, DonCarlos, Quezon, Maramag, Kalilangan, Pangantucan, SanFernando, CityOfValencia, Lantapan); Lanao Del Norte; Misamis Occidental experienced closure from (moderate) to (heavy) pressure rain due to Tropical Depression (TD) Verbena.
CDO is experiencing slow (light) rainfall right now.
Libona experienced slow (light) rainfall; Mampayag, Dahilayan and Lindaban, Manolo Fortich.
Talakag and Baungon are also experiencing slow (light) rainfall.
The water level of the rivers of Cagayan and Iponan is NORMAL.
CDRRMD stay on monitoring.

Wednesday, August 27, 2025

Harvesting Stability: How a New Postharvest Hub Reinforces Bukidnon’s Agricultural Resilience



COURTESY: JSA/PIA-10/Bukidnon

Strategic Investment and Local Impact

The timely turnover of a P1.68-million postharvest storage hub to the Gango-Kinawe farmers’ cooperative in Libona marks a strategic investment in rural agricultural infrastructure. Moreover, this facility, funded under the Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation Initiative in Agriculture (AMIA), directly addresses the vulnerability of smallholder farmers to climate risks and market volatility. Consequently, farmers now possess a safeguarded space to store maize and cassava, which will reduce spoilage and enable more calculated market participation.

Regional Executive Director Jose Apollo Y. Pacamalan of the Department of Agriculture (DA) in Northern Mindanao emphasized practical benefits. For example, by enabling bulk sales at optimal times, the cooperative can secure improved market prices. Therefore, this intervention not only mitigates postharvest losses but also enhances income stability for households dependent on agriculture.

Governance, Coordination, and Community Benefits

Effective coordination remains essential, and Pacamalan urged crop registration and collaboration with Municipal Agriculture Officers (MAOs) to balance supply and demand. Additionally, past episodes of discarded produce due to poor market prices illustrate the cost of insufficient planning; thus, registration during planting will help prevent oversupply and expand market access. Consequently, the storage hub represents both relief and a catalyst for better agricultural governance.

Furthermore, community leaders articulated profound gratitude and commitment to collective advancement. Chairperson Angelito Atillo of the Gango-Kinawe Community-based Participatory Action Research Producers Cooperative (GKCPAR) highlighted how the new facility will reduce spoilage, raise incomes, and sustain livelihoods. On the same day, DA-10 also turned over another warehouse to the Bliss Lingion Multipurpose Cooperative in Manolo Fortich, thereby extending similar support across Bukidnon and reinforcing the province’s role as Northern Mindanao’s food basket.



Sunday, May 18, 2025

CDRRMD - Oro Rescue Weather Update



COURTESY: CDRRMD - Oro Rescue

4:25 PM 18MAY2025
Based on the Rainfall Advisory in PAGASA as of 4:00 pm, other parts of Bukidnon (ManoloFortich, Impasug-Ong, City Of Malaybalay, Malitbog, Sumilao, San Fernando, Cabanglasan); Misamis Oriental (Balingasag, Jasaan, Gingoog City, Claveria, Lagonglong, Medina, Talisayan); Misamis Occidental (Ozamis City, Tangub City, Bonifacio, Don Victoriano Chiongbian) and Lanao del Norte (Sapad, Nunungan will possibly experience slow (light) to moderate (moderate) rainfall, due to ITCZ within 2 - 3 hours.
While other parts of Lanao del Norte (Lala, Kapatagan, Sultan Naga Dimaporo) experienced moderate to heavy rainfall.
Other parts of CDO remains cloudy at this time.
Other parties in Libona remain cloudy; Mampayag, Dahilayan and Lindaban, Manolo Fortich.
Still cloudy in Talakag and Baungon.
The water level of the rivers of Cagayan and Iponan is NORMAL.
CDRRMD stay on monitoring.

A Creative Wave Sweeps Uptown: OPPA Studio’s 15th Spark of Inspiration

A New Creative Haven at SM City CDO Uptown Excitement fills the air at SM City CDO Uptown as OPPA Studio has officially opened i...