THE Department of Agriculture regional office in Davao (DA 11) and some academic researchers urged farmers in Davao City to do science-based farming instead of following market trends.
THE Department of Agriculture regional office in Davao (DA 11) and some academic researchers urged farmers in Davao City to do science-based farming instead of following market trends.
A study conducted by the Ateneo de Davao University (Addu) in the 10 largest agricultural areas in the city found that majority of the farmers plant based on the demand of the market and trend in the community.
Addu researcher and Economic Department chairperson Mildred Estrada said this poses a threat to the sustainability of the city’s agriculture sector.
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