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Good morning Dear Web Team of ROs please share this widely: NNC's Governing Board Vice Chair Department of Agriculture appeals to LGUs: buy farmers’ produce
Amid the growing demand for food pack distribution, Agriculture Secretary William Dar once again appeals to local government units down the barangay level to source out produce from local farmers.
“On top of distributing canned goods and processed products, we urge our LGUs to prioritize buying fresh produce from our farmers. It’s a win-win situation for both consumers and producers,” Dar said in an interview.
Aside from providing sure market to farmers, Dar said farm products are nutritionally beneficial in strengthening the human immune system against COVID-19.
“This is the time to help our farmers sell their produce while we promote healthy consumption in Filipino households. The food supplies can actually come from the “kanayunan”, hence minimizing movement from one location to another,” Dar said.
LGUs nationwide have started distributing food packs to aid families with critical need for food supplies, especially those who are under quarantine and cannot go out of their houses.
“We are coordinating with the DILG to enhance our food delivery system and strengthen the implementation of the programs that we already put in place for the purpose,” Dar said.
The Department of Agriculture (DA), through its Kadiwa ni Ani at Kita Program, links LGUs in metro areas to farmer-producers in different parts of the country to ease the logistical arrangement of food supply delivery and distribution.
The Kadiwa offers two modes of distribution to LGUs in metro areas.
Under mode 1, the DA will directly link LGUs of metro areas to food producers and facilitate delivery. For mode 2, the DA will link LGUs and producers to deliver items to identified drop-off points. For both modes, LGUs will sort and pack the items for delivery to households.
“We are ready to assist our LGUs in metro areas to ensure our stable food supply throughout the country. As much as possible, let’s do it within our communities where supplies are already available,” Dar said.
The agri chief reiterates the importance of esuring the unhampered movement of food commodities, as well as agri-fishery products, inputs, activities and personnel in the food value chain.
“We can’t be complacent now. Cooperation, coordination, and understanding of each other’s plight can go a long way. Let’s help each other, consumers and producers alike,” Dar said. ###
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Amid the growing demand for food pack distribution, Agriculture Secretary William Dar once again appeals...Read MoreCitrus fruits, the most popular of which are calamansi, dalandan and oranges, are associated with boosting the immune system due to their high Vitamin C content. While this is true, there are other Vitamin C-rich fruits and vegetables that you could also choose from:
🧐 Red and green bell peppers, broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, and dark leafy vegetables (e.g. malunggay, alugbati)
😉 Papaya, mango, pineapple, pomelo, guava and melons
👌Ultimately, the best way to boost your immune system and ensure optimal health is to follow Kumainment No. 1: “Eat a variety of foods every day to get all the nutrients your body needs”.Citrus fruits, the most popular of which are calamansi, dalandan and oranges, are associated with boosting the immune system due to their high Vitamin C content. While this is true, there are other Vitamin C-rich fruits and vegetables that you could also choose from:
🧐 Red and green bell peppers, broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, and dark leafy vegetables (e.g. malunggay, alugbati)
😉 Papaya, mango, pineapple, pomelo, guava and melons
👌Ultimately, the best way to boost your immune system and ensure optimal health is to follow Kumainment No. 1: “Eat a variety of foods every day to get all the nutrients your body needs”.
Alugbati ang bida sa nutrisyon ngayong araw!
Alamin ang sustansiyang taglay ng alugbati:
✓Rich source of soluble fiber, which helps digestion.
✓Rich in Saponins that act as phytochemicals, which can fight off cancer.
✓Red variety of alugbati is a good source of xanthones, an antioxidant.
✓Its Folic acid, which is also called folate, is one of the B vitamins that are critical for childbearing women. It helps them prevent birth defects on the neural tube, e.g., spina bifida.
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Alamin ang sustansiyang taglay ng alugbati:
✓Rich source of soluble fiber, which helps digestion.
✓Rich in Saponins that act as phytochemicals, which can fight off cancer.
✓Red variety of alugbati is a good source of xanthones, an antioxidant.
✓Its Folic acid, which is also called folate, is one of the B vitamins that are critical for childbearing women. It helps them prevent birth defects on the neural tube, e.g., spina bifida.
Kaya i-bida na ang alugbati sa ating hapag-kainan!
Sundin ang #PinggangPinoy at #TenKumainments para sa lakas at sigla ng buhay!
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Iodized salt is probably the CHEAPEST and EASIEST way to maintain sufficient iodine intake. Not getting enough of it, may lead to problems such as enlarged thyroid or GOITER.
Consider using it in combination with a nutritious, varied diet to ensure you’re meeting your needs for iodine and other important nutrients.
A friendly reminder from the National Nutrition Council Region VII 🙂
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Patuloy pa rin ang breastfeeding – sa normal o sa emergency situation.
1. Ang breastmilk ay ang tanging pagkain ni baby na nagbibigay
proteksyon laban sa sakit at iba pang impeksyon.
2. Ito ay natatangi sapagkat kumpleto ito sa sustansya na kailangan ni
baby sa kanyang unang anim na buwan.
3. Kapag si baby ay anim na buwan na, simulang pakainin siya ng
karagdagang pagkain habang patuloy pa rin ang breastfeeding.
Dungan natong batukan ang COVID 19 pinaagi sa saktong pagpanghunaw ug saktong kahinlo.
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