CARMEN, Bohol — Local officials urged the youth to take a more active interest in agriculture and farming, emphasizing its vital role in ensuring food security. This was the central message as the key agricultural town, home to the world-famous Chocolate Hills, celebrated its 157th founding anniversary. Farmers from the town’s 29 barangays showcased and sold their produce at affordable prices, including tomatoes, sayote, bitter gourd, bananas, ube (yam), and eggs. The event, which began on Monday, drew residents, particularly members of the farming sector, highlighting the municipality’s strong agricultural base. READ: About 800 farmers to benefit from P970 million […]... Keep on reading: Bohol youth urged to take interest in farming