Northern Mindanao Gets Synoptic and Agrometeorological Station to Boost Crop Yields
The Department of Agriculture's regional office in Northern Mindanao and the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) have agreed to establish a synoptic and agrometeorological station. This facility will provide farmers with real-time, localized weather data to enhance crop planning, irrigation, and pest management, ultimately boosting agricultural productivity and disaster preparedness.
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