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QUEZON, Bukidnon — Once heavily dependent on sugarcane, pineapple, and corn, the town of Quezon in Bukidnon is now reshaping its agricultural economy through crop diversification and expanded rural infrastructure, as local officials push to shield farmers from market instability and rising transport costs. Municipal information officer Lyle Justine Egay said that the Agriculture Office (MAGRO) has intensified support for alternative crops, livestock, and fisheries, turning its 4.2-hectare municipal farm into a key production and propagation center serving farming communities across the town. From 2024 to 2025 alone, the municipality distributed more than 88,000 protein vegetable seed packs, 76,000 abaca […]... Keep on reading: Bukidnon town bets on farm diversity
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