Davao del Norte farmers can now access modern soil testing within their communities through the Mobile Soils Laboratory deployed by the DA-Davao Region.
Modernizing local agriculture remains central to the DA’s study of smart farming technologies from China and their potential application in the Philippines.
Geothermal energy is expected to play an important role in the Philippines’ renewable transition, supported by a PHP10.7 billion facility aimed at sector development.
Philippine eagle protection is moving beyond the conservation center as programs extend into forests and communities crucial to the endangered species’ long-term survival.
More coconut trees are targeted for planting across the country as public and private sector partners work toward strengthening the future of Philippine coconut farming.
Farmland protection is becoming an important part of solar expansion as the DA and DOE coordinate on clearer boundaries for agricultural and energy land use.
Science, technology, and innovation are coming together in Caraga to provide solutions that support livelihoods, businesses, agriculture, and the region’s broader economic development.
Climate challenges are being addressed in Ilocos Norte through food gardens aimed at making households and communities more resilient and self-sufficient in food production.