DA seeks P1-B for ASF vaccines for small hog farms
The Philippine Department of Agriculture (DA) is seeking approximately P1 billion in funding for the procurement of African Swine Fever (ASF) vaccines, prioritizing small-scale hog farmers. This initiative aims to curb ASF's impact and revitalize the hog industry.
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