FARM PROGRAM: SUPPORT AND AID FOR FARMERS IN ALANGALANG, LEYTE

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by Miriam G.Desacada

Tacloban City Leyte–Despite challenges and threats, including the impending Typhoon Verbena, the government remains committed to supporting our farmers. Here’s a message of hope and support!

The Farmers Assistance for Recovery and Modernization (FARM) Program was implemented on November 24, 2025, at Visayas State University, Alangalang, Leyte. Led by representatives from Leyte 1st District Office of Cong. Martin Romualdez, through Chief Political Affairs Officer Atty. Mark Stephen Reyes, and the Department of Social Welfare and Development Regional Office 8 (DSWD RO8).

Over 2,450 beneficiaries from Alangalang received financial assistance to support their livelihood, enabling them to continue production and improve their farms. The FARM Program, initiated by Former Speaker Martin Romualdez, strengthens the agriculture sector, recognizing farmers as pillars of food security and the economy, not just in Leyte but nationwide.

The government remains steadfast in supporting farmers towards a brighter future. This is the spirit of the FARM Pr

FARM PROGRAM: SUPPORT AND AID FOR FARMERS IN ALANGALANG, LEYTE

Amidst challenges and trials, including the threat of Typhoon Verbena, the government chose to continue supporting our farmers. A message of hope and support!

The Farmers Assistance for Recovery and Modernization (FARM) Program was held on November 24, 2025, at Visayas State University, Alangalang, Leyte. Led by representatives from Leyte 1st District Office of Cong. Martin Romualdez, and the Department of Social Welfare and Development Regional Office 8 (DSWD RO8).

Over 2,450 beneficiaries from Alangalang received financial aid to support their livelihood, enabling them to continue production and improve their farms. The FARM Program, initiated by Former Speaker Martin Romualdez, promotes agricultural development, recognizing farmers as pillars of food security and the economy, not just in Leyte but nationwide.

The government remains committed to supporting farmers towards a better future. This is the essence of the FARM Program.

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