DA Assures El Niño Measures Amid Q3 Output Drop
The Philippines' Department of Agriculture assured measures are in place to cushion the impact of extreme weather, following a 5% decline in agriculture and fisheries production in the third quarter. A PHP62-billion El Niño response plan is in place, with strong performance in livestock and poultry seen as a recovery foundation.
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