DA, World Bank Invest P98M to Boost Bukidnon's Coffee Industry
The Philippine Department of Agriculture (DA) and the World Bank have announced an investment of PHP97.91 million to boost Bukidnon's coffee industry through the Mindanao Inclusive Agriculture Development Project (MIADP). The funding specifically targets the Daraghuyan Indigenous community to enhance agricultural productivity and market access.
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