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Occidental Mindoro

LEGENDS
Ube / Cassava

Ube / Cassava / Root Crops Production

Rice Mill

Mobile Rice Mill

Citrus

Citrus Production

Vinegar

Wood Vinegar Production

Corn

Corn Production

Compost

Vermicomposting Project

Ginger

Ginger Production

Cashew

Cashew Production

Goat

Goat / Improved Native Goat Production

Fruit Trees

Fruit Trees Production

Rice

Lowland Rice / Traditional Rice Production

pond culture

Tilapia / Bangus Culture in Pond

Chicken

Improved /Free Range/Native Chicken

parapernalia

Boat Repair Materials / Fishing Paraphernalia

Eggs

Egg Production

Net

Bottom Set Gill Net

Post Harvest

Machinery, Materials and Equipment

Fish Aggregating Device

Deep Sea Fish Aggregating Device

Banana

Banana Production

Engine

Marine Engine, 15 hp Gasoline & 16 hp Diesel

Mungbeans

Provision of Mungbean seeds

Hook

Multiple Hook and Line

Swine

Swine / Native Swine Production

Fingerlings

Number of fingerlings/seed stocks distributed (in M)

Vegetables

Vegetable Production

Seaweed

Seaweeds Farm Implements

Rice Hull

Carbonized Rice Hull Production

Freezer

Flake Ice Machine

Mushroom

Mushroom Production and Enterprise

Occidental Mindoro is a province located in the MIMAROPA Region (Region 4-B) in Luzon. It is the “Home of the Indigenous Mangyans”. Its capital is Mamburao that occupies the western half of the island of Mindoro. It is bounded on the west by Apo East Pass, on the south by the Mindoro Strait, on the eastern half by the Oriental Mindoro province, on the west by the South China Sea, the southwest by Palawan, and on the north across Mindoro Strait and Batangas province which is separated by the Verde Island passage.

The province comprises 11 municipalities with 164 barangays, under two (2) legislative districts. Its total land area is 587,985 hectares. The alienable and disposable area is about 156,000 hectares, which is 2.66% of the country land area or 21.46% of the MIMAROPA Region.

Occidental Mindoro is an agricultural area devoted for food production. Its basic industry is rice production (Oryza sativa culture), a Philippine staple crop, which is a source of seasonal employment of almost 80% of its population, including children.

Due to the crop’s dependence on water, wetland and lowland rice are cultivated during the monsoon season, from July (planting season) to October (harvest season). Non-water intensive crops that require longer periodicity, such as tobacco, onions, garlic and vegetables, are grown during the dry season (November to May).

Rice, corn, onions, garlic, fishes (wild and cultured) and salt are some of the significant agricultural produce in exportable quantities. Crops like mangoes, cashew nuts, cooking bananas (saba) and some other fruits are grown in the uplands, as well as peanuts, cassava, sweet potatoes, ginger to name a few are among its minor cultivars.

Palay and corn are the major crops of Occidental Mindoro. According to the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), other top crops in the province in 2018 based on volume of production are onion, coconut, sweet potato, banana, and papaya.

Palay has the largest volume of production in the province with a total of 374,223 metric tons in 2018.Among all the major crops produced, papaya has the highest yield in Occidental Mindoro, which is 20.41 metric tons per hectare.

Based on the PSA data as of July 1, 2019, the inventory of major livestock and poultry in Occidental Mindoro for backyard and commercial purposes. Swine, having 53,307 heads is considered as the greatest number of heads among all the livestock listed. On the other hand, chicken, which is classified into broiler, layer, and native/improved, has the greatest total number yielding with 645,139 heads compared to duck which has only 48,553 heads both for backyard and commercial purposes.

In 2019, the total volume of fisheries production was estimated at 12,320.7 metric tons (MT), which was 1.99% higher than its previous year’s level of 12,079.16 MT. Of the three sub-sectors, aquaculture and municipal posted positive growth rate of 30.52% and 44.31%, respectively, while the commercial sub-sector posted a negative growth rate of 12.35%.

The top five (5) commodities of commercial fisheries are round scad, frigate tuna, skipjack tuna, yellowfin tuna, and anchovies. For aquaculture, the top three (3) commodities are seaweeds, milkfish and tilapia. And for municipal fisheries, the top commodities are frigate tuna, skipjack tuna, yellowfin tuna, round scad and caesio.

The poverty incidence among families in Occidental Mindoro in 2015 was at 30%. The average population in Occidental Mindoro is 487,414 individuals or 111,714 households (PSA, 2015). At least 33,514 families were poor in 2015.

The municipality of Magsaysay has the highest poverty incidence at 41.4% while the municipality of Lubang has the lowest at 14.8%.

Meanwhile, the province’s economic condition has greatly improved in the last three years as poverty incidence dropped by 13.9% from 2015 to 2018 (16.1%).

The annual per capita poverty threshold and annual per capita food threshold of the province in 2015 are at Php 19,994 and Php 13,901, respectively. With this data, a family of five will need around Php 8,331 monthly income to buy their minimum basic needs; and around Php 5,792 monthly for their minimum basic food and non-food needs.

Project Profile
Among the 11 municipalities of the province, Magsaysay, Rizal, Sta. Cruz, Paluan, and Abra De Ilog were chosen as beneficiaries of SAAD based on the PSA data in 2015. The provincial government’s records are also factors in the selection.

Initially, only Magsaysay and Sta. Cruz were the target municipalities for the program but upon the request of the provincial government, municipalities of Paluan and Abra De Ilog have also been considered. In addition, the mentioned municipalities are home to the majority of indigenous Mangyan communities in the province, which manifests the highest share in the poverty index.

In FY 2019, the agriculture sector received a total budget of Php 29,506,500. Out of the 847 target farmers and 24 associations, 572 individuals and 24 groups (559 individuals) already benefited from the 40 SAAD livelihood projects for corn, cassava, vegetables, banana, ginger, swine, native chicken, mushroom, wood vinegar, organic foliar fertilizer, vermicomposting, mungbean, and carbonized rice hull production. In total, 1,131 households are beneficiaries of the SAAD Program’s agriculture sector, which is 1% of Occidental Mindoro’s population.

Abra de Ilog
Project Title Barangay/s Farmers Association Number of beneficiaries Amount (Php)
Cassava Food Processing Balao Casaya (Cassava Iraya) Farmers Association’s 40 580,000.00
Balao CasBal (Cassava Balao) Farmers Association 15
Corn Production Balao Gintong Butil Farmers Association 17 3,267,000.00
Balao United Planters Association 69
Udalo (Camurong) 62 200,000.00
Native Chicken Production (egg) Balao 36 545,000.00
Native Chicken Production (meat) Udalo (Camurong) 37 422,500.00
Post Harvest Facility Assistance Balao Arya Makina Farmers Association 28 4,250,000.00
Balao Sulong Hebron Farmers Association 23
Provision of Banana Suckers Udalo (Camurong) 23 420,000.00
Provision of Mungbean seeds Balao 10 25,000.00
Provision of planting materials for Ginger Production Udalo (Camurong) 22 325,000.00
Swine Production Balao Blessed Coreans Swine Raisers Association 44 3,193,000.00
Balao Lutic Rural Improvement Club (RIC) 26
Balao Maunlad na Baboyan Farmers Association; 15
Balao Pag-Asang Mataba Swine Raiser’s Association 20
Balao Piggy Grower’s Association 24
Vegetable Production (Backyard) Balao 125 247,500.00
Udalo (Camurong) 37 62,500.00
TOTAL 673 13,537,500.00
Magsaysay
Project Title Barangay/s Farmers Association Number of beneficiaries Amount (Php)
Carbonized Rice Hull Production Project Laste Bangon Magsasaka CRH Farmers Association 14 800,000.00
Mushroom Production Calawag Calawag Mushroom Association 18 300,000.00
Organic Foliar Fertilizer Production Calawag Calawag Foliar Fertilizer Farmers Association (CFF Farmers Association) 25 505,000.00
Provision of Machinery to Service Provider Calawag Calawag Service Provider Association 16 1,940,000.00
Laste Nagkakaisang Samahan ng Laste Farmers Association 22 1,940,000.00
Provision of Mobile Rice Mill Calawag Calawag Rice Mill Association 15 470,000.00
Laste Unlad Kita Laste Farmers Association 20 470,000.00
Vegetable Production Calawag 46 270,000.00
Laste 49 270,000.00
Vermicomposting Project Laste St. Francis Vermicomposting Farmers Association 18 630,000.00
Wood Vinegar Production Project Laste Sipag At Tiyaga Wood Vinegar Farmers Association 19 700,000.00
TOTAL 262 8,295,000.00
Paluan
Project Title Barangay/s Farmers Association Number of beneficiaries Amount (Php)
Cassava Production with Draft Animals (Carabao) Harrison Sitio Hinugasan Cassava Planter’s Association 58 2,303,000.00
Corn Production Harrison 51 440,000.00
Provision of Mungbean seeds Harrison 25 62,500.00
TOTAL 134 2,805,500.00
Santa Cruz
Project Title Barangay/s Farmers Association Number of beneficiaries Amount (Php)
Cassava Production with Draft Animals (Carabao) Kurtinganan CasKurt (Cassava Kurtinganan) Farmers Association 22 1,513,000.00
Provision of Mobile Rice Mill Kurtinganan Irayas Gilingan Farmers Association 15 870,000.00
Provision of Mungbean seeds Kurtinganan 16 55,000.00
Rice Seeds Production (Traditional Seed) with Draft Animals (Carabao) Kurtinganan Mang-Go Rice Planters  Farmers Association 45 1,335,000.00
TOTAL 98 3,773,000.00
Project Title Municipality Barangay Farmers Association Number of Beneficiaries Amount (PhP)
A. Livelihood for Enhanced Rice related activites
1. Mushroom Production and Enterprise Magsaysay Calawag Calawag Mushroom Genuine Group 17 370,000.00
2. Lowland Rainfed Rice Production Magsaysay Calawag Palayan Farmers Association 45 1,423,000.00
Magsaysay Laste Laste Rice Farmers Association 45 1,423,000.00
3. Lowland Rainfed Rice Production Abra de Ilog Balao Golden Rice Farmers Association 16 1,331,000.00
Balao Magsasakang Matiyaga Farmers Association 26
Balao Arangkada Palayan Farmers Association 16
Balao Patubig sa Bukid Farmers Association 20
Balao Isulong ang Maunland na Palayan Farmers Association 23
Udalo Balimbin Rice Farmers Association 15
Udalo Lukutan Farmers Association 15
Udalo Luku-Rice Farmers association 15
4. Lowland Rainfed Rice Production Rizal Manoot Pangkalikasang Samahan ng Buhid sa Bato Singit 60 3,175,000.00
Rizal Kalipunan ng Tribung Buhid Lanaban, Kasuyan at Langog 74
Manoot Samahan ng Katutubong Buhid sa Panlabayan I 36
5. Rice Seeds (Upland Seeds) Magsaysay Nicolas Talayob Mangyan Farmers Association (TAMAFA) 45 160,000.00
6. Rice Seeds (Upland Seeds) Abra de Ilog Udalo Mataas na Palayan Farmers Association 20 128,000.00
Udalo Native Rice Farmers Association 20
7. Rice Seeds (Traditional Seeds) Sta Cruz Kurtinganan Mang-Go Rice Planters Farmers Association 45 315,000.00
8. Organic Rice Production through Farming Enterprise San Jose Monteclaro Samahan ng Magsasakang Katutubo ng Monteclaro (Corn Cluster) 85 2,794,000.00
9. Upland Rice Production – San Jose San Jose Monteclaro Ilya, Taganop, Mantay, Masay at Sangay Farmers Association (ITaMMaSaFA) 29
SUBTOTAL 667 11,119,000.00
B. Livelihood for Enhanced Corn related activites
10. Corn Production ( White Corn and Hybrid Corn) Abra de Ilog Balao Gintong Butil Farmers Association 17 1,602,200.00
Balao United Planters Association 69
Udalo Tabuyan Pamangnon Sigman Farmers Association 20
Udalo Maisan sa Kamarugayan Farmers Association 28
11. Corn Production ( White Corn & Yellow Corn) Magsaysay Nicolas Samahang Ratagnon ng Sitio Bamban 57 195,500.00
Alibog Calachuchi Alibog Corn Farmers Association 35
12. Corn Production ( Yellow Corn) Sta Cruz Kurtinganan Kurtinganan Corn Farmers Association 44 636,800.00
SUBTOTAL 270 2,434,500.00
C. Livelihood for Enhanced HVC related activites
14. Vermicomposting Project Magsaysay Laste St. Franscis Vermi Composting Farmers Association 18 500,000.00
15. Vegetable Production Magsaysay Laste Laste Vegetable Group (LVG) 49 409,000.00
Calawag CA-Gulayan Farmers Association 46
16. Vegetable Production Abra de Ilog Balao Balao Vegetable Association 125 995,000.00
Udalo Masaganang Gulayan sa Latag Farmers Association 50
17. Vegetable Production Sta Cruz Kurtinganan PinakBest Farmers Association 33 201,000.00
18. Vegetable Production Paluan Harrison Veggie- Harrison Farmers Association 19 75,000.00
19. Vegetable Production Rizal Rumbang Gawad Kalinga Rumbang Kapitbayahan Livelihood 57
Manoot Samahang Magsasaka ng Gulay sa Tabing Ilog ng Amaling II 20 556,000.00
20. Provision of Planting Materials for Ginger Production Rizal Manoot Mamamayang Kabalikat sa Pangangalaga ng Kagubatan (MAKAPAKA) 43 870,000.00
21. Cassava Production Magsaysay Nicolas Samahang Katutubong Ratagnon, Lupaing Ninuno (SAKARALUNI) 44 2,966,000.00
Alibog Calachuchi Indigenous Farmers Association 27
22. Cassava Production Rizal Manoot Samahan ng Katutubong Buhid sa Sitio Albunan I 48 1,996,000.00
23. Cassava Production Sta Cruz Kurtinganan CasKurt (Cassava Kurtinganan) Farmers Association 30 849,000.00
24. Cassava Production Abra de Ilog Balao CasBal ( Cassava Balao) Farmers Association 15 566,000.00
25. Cassava Food Processing Paluan Harrison Sitio Hinugasan Cassava Planter’s Association 58 350,000.00
26. Enhanced and Sustainable Cassava Production San Jose Naibuan Samahan ng Katutubong Magsasaka ng Sitio Ibanag 28 1,059,000
27. Cassava Planting Materials Production through Enterprise San Jose Naibuan Samahang Buhid at Hanunuo Mangyan ng Barangay Naibuan 50
SUBTOTAL 760 11,392,000.00
D. Livelihood for Enhanced Livestock and Poultry related activites
28. Native Chicken Production (Egg) Abra de Ilog Balao Manukan Nayon Farmers Association 36 517,000.00
29. Improved /Free Range/Native Chicken Magsaysay Laste Laste Poultry Group (LPG) 30 537,000.00
30. Native Chicken Production Abra de Ilog Balao Sitio Calumpit Free Range Chicken Association 16 517,000.00
Sitio Lutic Chicken Raisers Association 16
31. Ready – To-Lay Chicken (Egg Production) Magsaysay Calawag Poultry Calawag Association (PCA) 18 1,107,000.00
Paluan Harrison Palueños Chicken Laying Farmers Association (PACLAYFA) 29 1,107,000.00
32. Goat Production Abra de Ilog Udalo Kambingan sa Dita Association 20 2,360,000.00
Lumang Bayan Lumang-Bayan Goat United Farmers’ Association (LumaGoat FA) 15
Lumang Bayan Lumang-Bayan Integrated Goat Raisers Association 15
Udalo Malamutan Goat Raisers Association 20
Balao Pag-Asang Handog ng Kambingan Association 16
Paluan Harrison Katutubong Kambingan sa Hinugasan Farmers Association 20 312,000.00
33. Native Chicken Multiplier Farm Abra de Ilog Balao Piggy Grower’s Association 24 602,000.00
SUBTOTAL 275 7,059,000.00
TOTAL 1,972 32,004,500.00
Abra De Ilog
Projects Barangay Associations Number of Beneficiaries Amount
Cassava Production – Magsaysay, Sta Cruz, Abra & Rizal Balao Cassava Balao Farmers Association 15 236,250.00
Cassava Production – Magsaysay, Sta Cruz, Abra & Rizal Balao Cassava Iraya Farmers Association 40 236,250.00
Cassava Production – Magsaysay, Sta Cruz, Abra & Rizal Cabacao Mal-Anggatan Tanuman Orayan sa Mamangan FA 25 1,480,000.00
Citrus Production – Abra de Ilog Udalo 30 290,880.00
Corn Production – Abra de Ilog Cabacao Bungahan Farmers Association 33 400,000.00
Corn Production – Abra de Ilog Udalo Maisan sa Kamarugayan Farmers Association 28 140,000.00
Corn Production – Abra de Ilog Cabacao Samahang Pagtataniman ng Katutubong Mangyan ng Sto Balantoy Inc 34 2,442,000.00
Corn Production – Abra de Ilog Cabacao Subukin Farmers Association 34 400,000.00
Corn Production – Abra de Ilog Udalo Tabuyan Pamangnon Sigman Farmers Association 20 140,000.00
Corn Production – Abra de Ilog Balao United Planters’ Association 69 610,000.00
Ginger Production – Abra de Ilog & Rizal Udalo BULAC (Bugtong, Udalo. Latag and Camurong ) Farmers Association 35 141,350.00
Lowland  Rice Production –  Magsaysay,  Abra de Ilog, Rizal & Sta Cruz Balao Arangkada Palayan Farmers Association 16 580,969.00
Lowland  Rice Production –  Magsaysay,  Abra de Ilog, Rizal & Sta Cruz Udalo Balimbin Rice Farmers Association 15 679,099.00
Lowland  Rice Production –  Magsaysay,  Abra de Ilog, Rizal & Sta Cruz Balao Golden Rice Growers Association 16 679,468.75
Lowland  Rice Production –  Magsaysay,  Abra de Ilog, Rizal & Sta Cruz Lumang Bayan Irayag Swisa Farmers Association 25 385,000.00
Lowland  Rice Production –  Magsaysay,  Abra de Ilog, Rizal & Sta Cruz Udalo Luku-Rice Farmers association 15 679,099.00
Lowland  Rice Production –  Magsaysay,  Abra de Ilog, Rizal & Sta Cruz Udalo Lukutan Farmers Association 15 679,099.00
Lowland  Rice Production –  Magsaysay,  Abra de Ilog, Rizal & Sta Cruz Balao Magsasakang Matiyaga Farmers Association 26 579,469.00
Lowland  Rice Production –  Magsaysay,  Abra de Ilog, Rizal & Sta Cruz Cabacao Masayang Palayan Farmers Association 28 979,469.00
Lowland  Rice Production –  Magsaysay,  Abra de Ilog, Rizal & Sta Cruz Cabacao Palayan Sa Cabacao Farmers Association 28 779,099.00
Lowland  Rice Production –  Magsaysay,  Abra de Ilog, Rizal & Sta Cruz Balao Patubigan sa Bukid Farmers Association 15 560,969.00
Lowland  Rice Production –  Magsaysay,  Abra de Ilog, Rizal & Sta Cruz Balao Samahan ng Katutubong Iraya Mangyan Farmers Association 23 679,469.00
Lowland  Rice Production –  Magsaysay,  Abra de Ilog, Rizal & Sta Cruz Cabacao Samahang Pangkalikasan at Pangkaunlaran Farmers Association 29 979,099.00
Swine Production – Abra de Ilog Balao Blessed Coreans Swine Raisers Association 44 935,000.00
Ube Production – Abra de Ilog Cabacao Purple Yammy Cabacao Farmers Association 20 363,600.00
Ube Production – Abra de Ilog Udalo Sig-Ugnayan Farmers Association 20 363,600.00
Upland Rice Production – Magsaysay , Sta Cruz and Abra de Ilog Udalo Mataas na Palayan Farmers Association 20 651,250.00
Upland Rice Production – Magsaysay , Sta Cruz and Abra de Ilog Udalo Native Rice Farmers Association 20 651,250.00
Vegetable Production – Magsaysay, Sta Cruz, Abra de Ilog and Rizal Balao Balao Vegetable Association 125 145,200.00
Vegetable Production – Magsaysay, Sta Cruz, Abra de Ilog and Rizal Cabacao Mabunga Vegetable Vendors Association 25 800,000.00
Vegetable Production – Magsaysay, Sta Cruz, Abra de Ilog and Rizal Udalo Masaganang Gulayan sa Latag Farmers Association 50 745,200.00
Vegetable Production – Magsaysay, Sta Cruz, Abra de Ilog and Rizal Udalo Sitio Latag Vegetable Farmers Association 25 300,000.00
TOTAL 963 19,712,138.75
Magsaysay
Projects Barangay Associations Number of Beneficiaries Amount
Carbonized Rice Hull Production Laste Bangon Magsasaka CRH Farmers Association 14 11,350.00
Cassava Production – Magsaysay, Sta Cruz, Abra & Rizal Alibog Calachuchi Indigenous Farmers Association 23 1,286,250.00
Cassava Production – Magsaysay, Sta Cruz, Abra & Rizal Nicolas Samahang Katutubong Ratagnon, Lupaing Ninuno (SAKARALUNI) 44 1,197,750.00
Corn Production – Magsaysay and Sta Cruz and Rizal Paclolo Basa Farmers Association 25 125,000.00
Corn Production – Magsaysay and Sta Cruz and Rizal Alibog Calachuchi Alibog Corn Farmers Association 35 1,697,750.00
Corn Production – Magsaysay and Sta Cruz and Rizal Nicolas Samahang Ratagnon ng Sitio Bamban 57 1,417,750.00
Corn Production – Magsaysay and Sta Cruz and Rizal Laste Sipag at Tiyaga Wood Vinegar Farmers Association 19 6,350.00
Goat Production Sibalat Maralitang Magsasaka ng Sibalat Association 20 420,000.00
Lowland Rice Production – Magsaysay, Abra de Ilog, Rizal & Sta Cruz Paclolo Bantulao Farmers Association 25 225,000.00
Lowland Rice Production – Magsaysay, Abra de Ilog, Rizal & Sta Cruz Paclolo Canhabang Farmers Association 25 475,000.00
Lowland Rice Production – Magsaysay, Abra de Ilog, Rizal & Sta Cruz Paclolo Emok Farmers Association 25 475,000.00
Lowland Rice Production – Magsaysay, Abra de Ilog, Rizal & Sta Cruz Laste Laste Rice Farmers Association 95 850,000.00
Lowland Rice Production – Magsaysay, Abra de Ilog, Rizal & Sta Cruz Calawag Palayan Farmers Association 92 850,000.00
Organic Foliar Fertilizer Production – Magsaysay Laste Calawag Foliar Fertilizer Farmers Association (CFF Farmers Association) 25 178,000.00
Provision of Materials and Equipment to Service Provider – Magsaysay Calawag Calawag Mushroom Association 21 250,000.00
Provision of Materials and Equipment to Service Provider – Magsaysay Calawag Calawag Service Provider Association 15 70,000.00
Provision of Materials and Equipment to Service Provider – Magsaysay Laste Nagkakaisang Samahan Ng Laste Farmers Association 22 70,000.00
Upland Rice Production – Magsaysay , Sta Cruz and Abra de Ilog Nicolas Talayob Mangyan Farmers Association (TAMAFA) 45 859,500.00
Vegetable Production – Magsaysay, Sta Cruz, Abra de Ilog and Rizal Calawag CA-Gulayan Farmers Association 46 1,145,199.00
Vegetable Production – Magsaysay, Sta Cruz, Abra de Ilog and Rizal Laste Laste Vegetable Group (LVG) 49 1,145,199.00
Vermicomposting Project – Magsaysay, Paluan and rizal Laste St. Franscis Vermi Composting Farmers Association 18 6,350.00
TOTAL 740 12,761,448.00
Paluan
Projects Barangay Associations Number of Beneficiaries Amount
Cashew Production – Paluan Alipaoy Alipaoy Calawagan Communal Irrigators Association 30 12,500.00
Cashew Production – Paluan Harrison 35 12,500.00
Cassava Production Harrison Sitio Hinugasan Cassava Planters Association 73 50,000.00
Vegetable Production – Paluan Tubili Anggatan Tanuman Orayan sa Mamara Farmers Association 25 2,240,349.00
Vermicomposting Project – Magsaysay, Paluan and rizal Harrison Paluan – Harrison Fisherfolk Association 20 541,350.00
TOTAL 183 2,856,699.00
Rizal
Projects Barangay Associations Number of Beneficiaries Amount
Cassava Production – Magsaysay, Sta Cruz, Abra & Rizal Malawaan Iraya Matabiaga Cassava Farmers Association 16 1,216,000.00
Cassava Production – Magsaysay, Sta Cruz, Abra & Rizal Manoot Samahan ng Katutubong Buhid sa Sitio Albunan I 48 1,216,000.00
Ginger Production – Abra de Ilog & Rizal Manoot Amaling II Farmers Association 20 100,000.00
Lowland Rice Production – Magsaysay, Abra de Ilog, Rizal & Sta Cruz Rizal Kalipunan ng Tribung Buhid Lanaban, Kasuyan at Langog 74 1,674,932.00
Lowland Rice Production – Magsaysay, Abra de Ilog, Rizal & Sta Cruz Manoot Pangkalikasang Samahan ng Buhid sa Bato Singit 60 1,973,432.00
Lowland Rice Production – Magsaysay, Abra de Ilog, Rizal & Sta Cruz Manoot Samahan ng Katutubong Buhid sa Panlabayan I 36 1,855,432.00
Project 3. Vermicomposting Project – Magsaysay, Paluan and rizal Malawaan Malawaan 4th Intake Farmers Irrigators Association Incorporation 25 541,350.00
Vegetable Production – Magsaysay, Sta Cruz, Abra de Ilog and Rizal Rumbang Gawad Kalinga Rumbang Kapitbayahan Livelihood 57 285,200.00
Vegetable Production – Magsaysay, Sta Cruz, Abra de Ilog and Rizal Manoot Samahang Magsasaka ng Gulay sa Tabing Ilog ng Amaling II 20 1,264,200.00
Vermicomposting Project – Magsaysay, Paluan and rizal Salvacion Nagkakaisang Magsasaka ng Brgy. Salvacion, Rizal, Occidental Mindoro 22 541,350.00
TOTAL 378 10,667,896.00
San Jose
Projects Barangay Associations Number of Beneficiaries Amount
Cassava Production through Farming Enterprise Naibuan Samahang Buhid at Hanunuo Mangyan ng Barangay Naibuan 50 1,710,000.00
Enhanced and Sustainable Cassava Production Naibuan Samahan ng Katutubong Magsasaka ng Sitio Ibanag 28 1,710,000.00
Organic Rice Production through Farming Enterprise – Monteclaro Monte Claro Samahan ng Magsasakang Katutubo ng Monteclaro (Corn Cluster) 85 1,425,532.00
Upland Rice Production – San Jose Monte Claro Ilya, Taganop, Mantay, Masay at Sangay Farmers Association (ITaMMaSaFA) 29 1,025,000.00
Upland Rice Production – San Jose Monte Claro Sitio Dulis Abong Salafay Hubkob Farmers Association 46 1,200,000.00
Upland Rice Production – San Jose Monte Claro Uyugan Mga Ama sa Bato Ili as Fangabuyagan Farmers Association 36 150,000.00
TOTAL 274 7,220,532.00
Santa Cruz
Projects Barangay Associations Number of Beneficiaries Amount
Cassava Production – Magsaysay, Sta Cruz, Abra & Rizal Alacaak Bigkis Farmers Association 25 802,500.00
Cassava Production – Magsaysay, Sta Cruz, Abra & Rizal Alacaak Sagip Saka Farmers Association 25 867,500.00
Corn Production – Magsaysay and Sta Cruz and Rizal Kurtinganan Kurtinganan Corn Planters Association 44 249,500.00
Corn Production – Magsaysay and Sta Cruz and Rizal Pinagturilan Siapo Farmers Association Inc. 25 36,000.00
Upland Rice Production – Magsaysay , Sta Cruz and Abra de Ilog Kurtinganan Mang-Go Rice Planters Farmers Association 45 435,000.00
Vegetable Production – Magsaysay, Sta Cruz, Abra de Ilog and Rizal Kurtinganan PinakBest Farmers Association 33 883,000.00
Vegetable Production – Magsaysay, Sta Cruz, Abra de Ilog and Rizal Kurtinganan Samahan ng Mangingisda ng Lanas Lake, Inc. 25 242,400.00
TOTAL 222 3,515,900.00
Same as the agriculture sector, the municipalities of Abra de Ilog, Paluan, Sta. Cruz and Magsaysay were selected for the SAAD Program implementation for the fishery sector.

In FY 2019, the fishery sector received a total budget of Php 7,962,915. Out of the 498 target fisherfolks and 10 associations, 738 individuals and 10 groups (# individuals) benefited from the # SAAD livelihood projects for (Table 10). In total, # households are beneficiaries of the SAAD Program, which is #% of Occidental Mindoro’s population.

ABRA DE ILOG
Project Title Barangay Farmers Association Number of Beneficiaries Amount
(Php)
Number of fishing gear/paraphernalia distributed Udalo and Sta. Maria 7 315 2,462,500
Number of fingerlings/seed stocks distributed (in M) Udalo and Sta. Maria 1 10 97,750
Number of technology demonstrations established Udalo and Sta. Maria 1 10 380,600
TOTAL 9 335 2,940,850
PALAUAN
Project Title Barangay Farmers Association Number of Beneficiaries Amount
(Php)
Number of fishing gear/paraphernalia distributed Harrison 1 101 2,308,050
TOTAL 1 101 2,308,050
STA. CRUZ
Project Title Barangay Farmers Association Number of Beneficiaries Amount
(Php)
Number of fishing gear/paraphernalia distributed Poblacion I 2 64 2,054,800
Number of technology demonstrations established Poblacion I 2 64 434,900
TOTAL 4 128 2,489,700
MAGSAYSAY
Project Title Barangay Farmers Association Number of Beneficiaries Amount
(Php)
Number of fishing gear/paraphernalia distributed Laste 4 140 773,600
Number of fingerlings/seed stocks distributed (in M) Laste 118 630,515
Number of technology demonstrations established Laste 29 820,200
TOTAL 4 287 2,224,315
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SAAD MIMAROPA completes delivery of Php 2.8M worth of lowland rice production projects to 4 FAs

MIMAROPA, January 23, 2024 - The Department of Agriculture - Special Area for Agricultural Development (DA-SAAD) MIMAROPA completed its delivery of livelihood inputs to four (4) farmers associations with 100…

Women-led association in OcciMin turns SAAD project into a thriving poultry business

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, October 2, 2023 - Twenty- five (25) members under the Samahan ng Madiskarteng Pangkababaihan Farmers Association (SaMaPaFA) in Occidental Mindoro turned agripreneur after earning Php 316,178 from the…

Validating thriving community-based enterprises in SAAD Occidental Mindoro

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, August 30, 2023 - In recognition of the remarkable contributions made by implementers and partners in Phase 1, the Special Area for Agricultural Development – Public Relations and…

Mangyan IP farmers in Magsaysay receive postharvest equipment of Php 900K value

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, April 11, 2023 - To complete the Traditional Rice Production Project FY2022, the Department of Agriculture – Special Area for Agricultural Development Program (DA-SAAD) MIMAROPA awarded a single…

OccMin SAAD-assisted farmers earn Php 355K through Vegetable Production Project

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, January 23, 2023 - Farmers of Mabunga Vegetable Vendors Association (MVVA), beneficiaries of the Department of Agriculture - Special Area for Agricultural Development (DA-SAAD) Program, recorded 8,631 kilograms (kg)…

OccMin Mangyan IP farmers received Php 848k for rice, and crops production

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, December 31, 2022 - Rice and crops farmers belonging to the Mangyan indigenous community receive Php 848,000.00 worth of planting materials for rice, mungbean, and peanut production from…

SAAD MIMAROPA implementers upskilled for SAAD Phase 2

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, December 16, 2022 - The Department of Agriculture - Special Area for Agricultural Development (DA-SAAD) Program MiMaRoPa trains 17 regional and provincial staff on marketing and organizational management…

90 Mangyan farmers from OccMin learn PalayCheck system

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, October 17, 2022 - The Department of Agriculture – Special Area for Agricultural Development (DA-SAAD) Program conducted a training on Palaycheck System or key concepts in upland rice…

50 SAAD OccMin rice farmers introduced to vermicast production promotes organic farming

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, August 29, 2022 - To promote the use of organic inputs and reduce farming costs for rice production, the Department of Agriculture - Special Area for Agricultural Development…

30 SAAD Ratagnon-Mangyan beneficiaries upskilled on upland rice prod’n

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, August 26, 2022 - To maximize rice production and reiterate proper cultural practices in upland rice farming, the Department of Agriculture - Special Area for Agricultural Development (DA-SAAD)…

Multi-commodity Solar Tunnel Dryer introduced to SAAD OccMin cassava farmers

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, August 24, 2022 - Cassava farmers of the Department of Agriculture - Special Area for Agricultural Development (DA-SAAD) Program received orientation for the Multi-Commodity Solar Tunnel Dryer (MCSTD)…

SAAD veggie farmers trained on organic vegetable production in OccMin

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, August 23, 2022 - To encourage more farmers to practice organic farming, the Department of Agriculture - Special Area for Agricultural Development (DA-SAAD) Program conducted training on the…

Mangyan IP farmers in OccMin receive root crop production training

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, August 15, 2022 - One hundred and fifty (150) farmers and beneficiaries belonging to the indigenous Mangyan community from Sablayan were capacitated on root crops production in a…

Women and youth beneficiaries prepped up for SAAD egg production project

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, August 1, 2022 - The Department of Agriculture - Special Area for Agricultural Development (DA-SAAD) Program trained an all-women and youth farmer groups for Ready-to-Lay (RTL) chicken egg…

Vegetable production livelihood awarded to SAAD expansion areas in OccMin

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, July 27, 2022 - The Department of Agriculture - Special Area for Agricultural Development (DA-SAAD) Program awarded Php 600,000.00 worth of vegetable production materials to six farmers’ associations…

OccMin strengthens DA-SAAD projects for additional covered areas

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, July 11, 2022 - The Department of Agriculture - Special Area for Agricultural Development (DA-SAAD) Program MIMAROPA region conducts its 2nd-3rd Quarter Coordination and Assessment meeting for FY…

Php 1.9M farm inputs aimed at boosting corn production in SAAD OccMin

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, July 7, 2022 - With the aim to strengthen corn production in the province, the Department of Agriculture - Special Area for Agricultural Development (DA-SAAD) Program awarded Php…

Sablayan farmers receive Php 1.1M corn production package from DA-SAAD

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, June 22, 2022 – The Department of Agriculture – Special Area for Agricultural Development (DA-SAAD) awarded Php 1,106,856 worth of planting materials to 116 indigenous people and Tagalog…

Balanced Fertilization + Organic Pesticide cuts half the production cost of DA-SAAD farmer

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, June 2, 2022 - Filipino farmers are greatly affected by the fertilizer price hike as prices started to spike in March 2021 due to the increase in demand…

IP farmers received upland rice seeds from DA-SAAD

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, May 31, 2022 - The Department of Agriculture - Special Area for Agricultural Development (DA-SAAD) Program awarded Php 477,522.00 worth of upland rice seeds under Upland Rice Production…

DA-SAAD awards 1.2M farm inputs to Hanunuo-Mangyan farmers

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, May 23, 2022 - The Department of Agriculture - Special Area for Agricultural Development (DA-SAAD) Program awarded Php 1,265,200 worth of rice and corn machinery and farm production…

RBMERA: Ushering IPs to greater development in the Mangyan community

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, May 23, 2022 - Three (3) IP associations from the far-flung areas in the municipalities of Paluan and Sta. Cruz were assessed by the SAAD National Program Management…

RBMERA pilot continues in Occidental Mindoro

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, April 21, 2022 - The Department of Agriculture - Special Area for Agricultural Development (DA-SAAD) Program conducted pilot Results-Based Monitoring and Evaluation Rapid Appraisal (RBMERA) for selected SAAD…

DA-SAAD teams up with SUCs to gauge program’s impact in OccMin

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, March 14, 2022 - Impact assessment of projects is in motion among the Department of Agriculture - Special Area for Agricultural Development (DA-SAAD) Program’s beneficiaries in Occidental Mindoro…

Eggs-ploring women’s potential: PaCLayFA’s booming egg production in Paluan

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, March 2, 2022 – The Paluenos Chicken Laying Farmers Association (PaCLayFA) continues to strengthen families through the Department of Agriculture – Special Area for Agricultural Development (DA-SAAD) Ready-to-Lay…

Director Mula visits OcciMin to further improve SAAD projects

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, FEBRUARY 28, 2022 - Department of Agriculture - Special Area for Agricultural Development (DA-SAAD) National Director Myer G. Mula, Ph.D. visited Abra de Ilog and Paluan in Mamburao-Abra…

Harnessing the power of nature: Vegetable growers turn to Solar-Powered Irrigation through DA-SAAD project

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, February 23, 2022 - The Department of Agriculture – Special Area for Agricultural Development (DA-SAAD) National Director Myer G. Mula visited the recipients of the Solar-Powered Irrigation System…

40 OccMin farmers learn mushroom production, processing

Basta may kabute, ang buhay ay bubuti! OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, December 20, 2021 – Forty (40) farmers from Occidental Mindoro acquired knowledge on mushroom production and processing from the Department of…

OccMin service provider associations receive training on machinery operations

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, December 3, 2021 – Forty (40) farm service providers joined the training on machinery operation and management conducted by the Municipal Agriculture Office (MAO) of Magsaysay with the…

OccMin farmers to pursue Organic Foliar Fertilizer Production

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, November 28, 2021 - The Department of Agriculture - Special Area for Agricultural Development (DA-SAAD) Program in partnership with the Municipal Agriculture Office (MAO) of Magsaysay conducted follow-up…

Buhid-Hanunuo farmers in ELCAC areas receive Php 1.5M farm implements

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, November 28, 2021 – Four (4) indigenous people (IP) associations in two End Local Communist Armed Conflict (ELCAC) areas in San Jose received Php 1.5 million worth of…

Health worker to egg producer: Rosita Masangkay’s story

The bottom line of social integration is to aim for a balanced and cohesive relationship between sectors in the community. While impairments occur among the old age sector that can…

OccMin poultry raisers receive repopulation inputs

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, September 17, 2021 – Two poultry raising associations from Occidental Mindoro received Ready-to-Lay (RTL) Chicken Egg Production inputs for repopulation from the Department of Agriculture – Special Area…

78 Buhid-Mangyan farmers receive hand tractors from SAAD

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, August 26, 2021 – Seventy-eight Buhid-Mangyan farmers in San Jose, Occidental Mindoro received Php 897,000 worth of hand tractors from the Department of Agriculture – Special Area for…

OccMin farmers join SAAD’s organizational management training

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, August 23, 2021 - Twenty-five (25) beneficiaries of the Special Area for Agricultural Development (SAAD) Program from Occidental Mindoro participated in the two-day Technical Training on Organizational Management.…

BFAR SAAD-Region 4B distributes tilapia fingerlings to Occ Min fishers

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, August 11, 2021 - The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources - Special Area for Agricultural Development (BFAR-SAAD) Program in MIMAROPA turned over 33,000 pieces (pc) of tilapia…

Mangyan FAs receive postharvest equipment from SAAD

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, August 5, 2021 - Four Ratagnon-Mangyan farmers’ associations (FAs) from Magsaysay received equipment from the Department of Agriculture - Special Area for Agricultural Development (DA-SAAD) Program to help…

Buhid-Hanunuo Mangyan cassava producers receive 35 draft carabaos from SAAD Program

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, August 3, 2021 – Two indigenous Mangyan farmers’ associations (FA) in San Jose, Occidental Mindoro received the first set of caraheifer (female carabaos) comprising 35 heads from the…

Cassava training conducted to increase yield of 60 IP farmers

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, July 16, 2021 – The Department of Agriculture – Special Area for Agricultural Development (DA-SAAD) Program conducted a 4-day cassava production and marketing training for 60 indigenous people…

OccMin IP farmers receive cassava granulator from SAAD

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, July 16, 2021 – Twenty-three Ratagnon-Mangyan cassava producers of Magsaysay, Occidental Mindoro received a Php 220,000-worth of cassava granulator from the Department of Agriculture – Special Area for…

Buhid Mangyan farmers receive Php 2.3M worth of farm machinery

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, July 7, 2021 – Over 200 Buhid Mangyan Indigenous People (IP) from four farmers’ associations were granted machinery by the Department of Agriculture (DA) – Special Area for…

55 women swine raisers in Abra de Ilog accentuate tocino and longganisa processing

ABRA DE ILOG, July 04, 2021 – Two swine raisers associations from Abra de Ilog learned pork tocino and longganisa processing from the Department of Agriculture (DA) - Special Area…

SAAD OccMin association prepares for chicken production expansion

PALUAN, OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, June 26, 2021 - The Paluenos Chicken Laying Farmers Association (PaCLayFA) prepared for another wave of Ready-to-Lay (RTL) Chicken Production from the Department of Agriculture – Special…

OccMin wrap-up Farmers and Fisherfolk Month through a community pantry and feeding program

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, May 31, 2021 – Iraya-Mangyan beneficiaries received food packs through the Handog-Tulong Pasasalamat para sa mga Magsasakang Katutubo community pantry of the Department of Agriculture – Special Area…

DA-SAAD flourishing poultry farming in OccMin

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, May 18, 2021 – Department of Agriculture – Special Area for Agricultural Development (DA-SAAD) Program takes advantage of the constant demand for poultry products (particularly chicken meat and…

Tapping the Youth: A contributory towards agricultural development in Occ Min

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, May 04, 2021 - Department of Agriculture (DA) Special Area for Agricultural Development (SAAD) Director Myer G. Mula’s visit to Occidental Mindoro highlights the success of associations and…

Official visit in Magsaysay, Occ Min; a microcosm of whole-of-nation approach

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, April 23, 2021 - Completing the series of project monitoring activities in Occidental Mindoro, the Department of Agriculture - Special Area for Agricultural Development (DA-SAAD) Program team’s last…

Empowering fishers, uplifting communities on the coast of Santa Cruz

SANTA CRUZ, OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, April 23, 2021 - Department of Agriculture (DA) - Special Area for Agricultural Development (SAAD) Program Director Myer G. Mula sat down with Santa Cruz fishers…

DA and BFAR converge, shaping Paluan farmers and fishers to become agripreneurs

PALUAN, OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, April 22, 2021 - The Department of Agriculture (DA) and the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) through the Special Area for Agricultural Development (SAAD) Program…

Abra de Ilog SAAD farmers’ set outstanding share in participatory development in OccMin

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, April 22, 2021 - Special Area for Agricultural Development (SAAD) Director Myer G. Mula of the Department of Agriculture (DA) visited Barangay Balao, Abra de Ilog as soon…

SAAD group’s egg production, a booming enterprise in Magsaysay, OccMin

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, April 16, 2021 – Department of Agriculture - Special Area for Agricultural Development (DA-SAAD) Program’s community-based poultry project in Magsaysay flourishes, providing steady income for the Poultry Calawag…

Iraya-Mangyan farmers earn Php 160,276 from cassava production

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, March 19, 2021 – Seventy-three (73) Iraya-Mangyan Indigenous People (IP) farmers in Paluan now supplies to a giant corporation for its cassava requirements. The Iraya-Mangyan IP farmers of…

Goat Production Project aims to increase IPs livelihood in ELCAC areas of Occ Min

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, March 17, 2021 – Indigenous People (IP) farmers from the Buhid and Hanunuo-Mangyan communities, both identified End Local Communist Armed Conflict (ELCAC) areas, received a goat production package…

Strengthening convergence, SAAD farmers receive grants from DOLE’s KABUHAYAN Program

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, February 02, 2021 – Special Area for Agricultural Development (SAAD) Program livelihood associations foster partnerships with other welfare and development agencies as the Department of Labor and Employment…

Typhoon Quinta leaves Occ Min SAAD farmers with Php 5.52 M worth of crop loss

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, November 04, 2020 - Farmers and fisherfolks in Occidental Mindoro suffered considerable loss of harvest and potential income after typhoon Quinta (international name “Molave”) destroyed various agricultural interventions…

Occ Min FAs granted over Php 1.8M agricultural interventions

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, October 20, 2020 - In keeping with the objectives to increase agricultural productivity and income, the Department of Agriculture (DA) - Special Area for Agricultural Development (SAAD) Program…

Revitalizing indigenous communities: Buhid-Mangyan IPs receive Php 3.2 M worth of agri-assistance

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, OCTOBER 09, 2020 – In line with the government’s anti-poverty program, the Department of Agriculture – Special Area for Agricultural Development (DA-SAAD) Region 4B turned-over a total of…

Mushroom production training for SAAD beneficiaries in Magsaysay

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, October 3, 2020 - A two-day training on mushroom production held from October 2 to 3, 2020 in Brgy. Calawag, Magsaysay was conducted for the beneficiaries of the…

Farm machinery turned over to IP communities in San Jose

SAN JOSE, OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, OCTOBER 02, 2020 – In support of the government’s thrust in agricultural mechanization and modernization in the countryside, the Department of Agriculture-Special Area for Agricultural Development…

SAAD’s approach to strengthen community participation; Occ Min farmers take the lead

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, September 29, 2020 - Community participation is an important factor in effective community organizing and sustainable development. SAAD interventions are geared towards helping marginalized communities realize their roles…

Amid health and economic crises, inclusive growth affirmed as SAAD continues to be an ally of the marginalized in Occidental Mindoro

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, September 04, 2020 - The Special Area for Agricultural Development (SAAD) Region 4B continues to prioritize marginalized farmers who are faced at the forefront of economic depression due…

SAAD fishery sector encourages capture fisher-beneficiaries to venture in pond culture

MAGSAYSAY, OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, September 03, 2020 – The third quarter is a relatively risky season for capture fishers, not to mention the decline of fish volume brought by different environmental…

Php 1.197M worth of farm inputs and poultry granted to 175 farmers in Occ Min

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, August 18, 2020 - The Department of Agriculture (DA) – Special Area for Agricultural Development (SAAD) Region 4B turned-over a total of Php 1,196,875.00 worth of farm inputs…

SAAD Region 4B intensifies distribution of agri interventions worth Php 2.45M in Occidental Mindoro

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, JULY 15, 2020 - The DA-SAAD Region 4B has implemented livelihood projects and distributed interventions totaling to Php 2,451,640.00 to five municipalities namely; Magsaysay, Abra de Ilog, Sta.…

Agri-fisheries intervention to IP communities in Occ Min through DA and NCIP convergence

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, JUNE 28, 2020 - The Department of Agriculture (DA) and National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP) strengthened their collaboration to extend government assistance for tribal communities or Indigenous Peoples…

Region 4B strengthens DA’s ALPAS initiative among SAAD beneficiaries

MAGSAYSAY, OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, May 25, 2020 - In line with the initiative "Ahon Lahat, Pagkaing Sapat (ALPAS) Kontra sa COVID-19," popularly known as the Plant, Plant, Plant Program (4Ps) of…

Php 1.045 M worth of hand tractors and mungbeans granted to IPs of Occidental Mindoro

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, May 14, 2020 - The Department of Agriculture (DA) - Special Area for Agricultural Development (SAAD) Program in Region 4B turned over 6 hand tractors and 470 kilograms (kgs)…

DA-SAAD Region 4B consults farmer-beneficiaries in refocusing interventions to prevent spread of ASF

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, May 05, 2020 - Department of Agriculture – Region 4B and DA-SAAD (Special Area for Agricultural Development) officers, along with staff of local government units (LGU) and farmer-beneficiaries…

BFAR-SAAD 4B provides 17k bangus fingerlings to Occidental Mindoro fisherfolks

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO, April 27, 2020 – The Special Area for Agricultural Development (SAAD) Program of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) Region 4B supplied 17,000 Milkfish (bangus) fingerlings…

Occidental Mindoro prepares for 2019-2022 SAAD implementation

MAMBURAO, OCCIDENTAL MINDORO – The Department of Agriculture – Special Area for Agricultural Development (DA-SAAD) Program conducted Multi-Year Planning (MYP) Workshop for the program’s 2019-2022 implementation for the province of…

SAAD to be implemented in four municipalities from Occidental Mindoro

SAN JOSE, OCCIDENTAL MINDORO – Two more municipalities from the province of Occidental Mindoro in Region IV-B will be covered by the Department of Agriculture – Special Area for Agricultural…

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