Municipal Agriculture Office of Malita

Municipal Agriculture Office of Malita Municipal Agriculture Office of Malita is one of the implementing arms of the Local Government Unit

Barangay Integrated Consultative Program (BICP) Successfully Conducted in Barangay Talogoy.Through the leadership of May...
30/05/2026

Barangay Integrated Consultative Program (BICP) Successfully Conducted in Barangay Talogoy.

Through the leadership of Mayor Benjamin P. Bautista, Jr., the Barangay Integrated Consultative Program (BICP) was successfully conducted in Barangay Talogoy last March 28,2026, bringing essential government services closer to the people and ensuring that the needs of the community are directly addressed.

As part of the program, the Municipal Agriculture Office actively participated by providing various agricultural extension services and technical assistance to local farmers. The office distributed corn seeds to qualified farmer-beneficiaries to support agricultural productivity and strengthen food security in the barangay.

The Farmers Information and Technology Services (FITS) Center also distributed Information, Education, and Communication (IEC) materials to guide farmers in adopting improved farming practices and modern agricultural technologies. In addition, the Registry System for Basic Sectors in Agriculture (RSBSA) registration was conducted to encourage farmers to enroll and gain access to government agricultural programs and interventions.

The Livestock Section rendered Animal Health Care Services, including anti-rabies vaccination, deworming, and vitamin administration for livestock and pets to promote animal health and prevent the spread of diseases within the community.

The BICP serves as an avenue for government agencies to directly engage with residents, provide immediate services, and strengthen partnerships with farming communities. Through this initiative, the Locall Government Unit of Malita continues its commitment to delivering responsive and inclusive public service.

Continuous collaborative meetings with partner agencies regarding Coffe Production as the priority commodity of the muni...
27/05/2026

Continuous collaborative meetings with partner agencies regarding Coffe Production as the priority commodity of the municipality thru our Hon. Mayor Benjamin P. Bautista, Jr of the LGU Malita.
..prioritizing coffee production will lead to High income potential; Strong global demand and premium prices for specialty coffee; Creates jobs and supports smallholder farmers and cooperatives

The Livestock Section of the Municipal Agriculture Office successfully conducted an Animal Health Care Service activity ...
26/05/2026

The Livestock Section of the Municipal Agriculture Office successfully conducted an Animal Health Care Service activity yesterday in Barangay Little Baguio, Malita, Davao Occidental, as part of its continuing commitment of our Hon. Mayor Benjamin P. Bautista, Jr. to promote animal health and welfare in the community.

The activity provided essential veterinary services, including anti-rabies vaccination, animal deworming, and vitamin administration for various animals owned by local residents. These interventions aim to protect animals from diseases, improve their overall health condition, and ensure their productivity and well-being.
We would also like to express our sincere gratitude to Mayor Benjamin P. Bautista,Jr. for his continued support of this program, which greatly contributes to strengthening public service and promoting the welfare of the community.

The Municipal Agriculture Office successfully participated in the Barangay Integrated Consultative Program (BICP) conduc...
20/05/2026

The Municipal Agriculture Office successfully participated in the Barangay Integrated Consultative Program (BICP) conducted on May 20, 2026, at Barangay Tical. The activity brought together different departments and agencies of LGU Malita in a united effort to extend public services directly to the community and make government programs more accessible to the people.

As part of the activity, the Municipal Agriculture Office actively delivered various agricultural services and assistance aimed at supporting local farmers and strengthening agricultural development in the barangay.
Among the assistance provided were the distribution of vegetable seeds and corn seeds for clustered associations to help enhance agricultural productivity and encourage sustainable farming practices among beneficiaries.
The Farmers Information and Technology Services (FITS) Center of Malita also participated by distributing Information, Education, and Communication (IEC) materials for farmers. These materials serve as valuable guides and references to help improve farming practices, crop management, and provide updated agricultural information that can contribute to better productivity.
Meanwhile the Livestock Section provided animal healthcare services to community members by conducting deworming, vitamins administration, and anti-rabies vaccination for animals. These services play an important role in promoting animal health, preventing diseases, and ensuring the welfare of livestock and pets within the community.
In addition, the activity also facilitated the participation of the Registry System for Basic Sectors in Agriculture (RSBSA) through the registration of farmers. This initiative aims to establish and update the records of farmers, allowing them to become eligible beneficiaries of various government agricultural programs, interventions, and support services.
The program serves as a manifestation of the local government’s commitment to bringing essential services closer to the people while promoting collaboration among government offices to address the needs of the community. Through initiatives such as the Barangay Integrated Consultative Program, the Municipal Agriculture Office continues to support and empower farmers and community members toward agricultural growth and development.

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The Site Assessment for the Special Coffee Project continues through the dedicated efforts of the Coffee Technicians fro...
20/05/2026

The Site Assessment for the Special Coffee Project continues through the dedicated efforts of the Coffee Technicians from the Municipal Agriculture Office in Sitio Kalamagan and Manugga, Brgy. Datu Danwata, together with the active participation and support of key individuals involved in facilitating and implementing the project. This initiative reflects the commitment to strengthening coffee production and creating better opportunities for local farmers and communities.

An orientation on Seaweeds Culture was successfully conducted on May 18, 2026 for Buhangin Small Fisherfolks Association...
19/05/2026

An orientation on Seaweeds Culture was successfully conducted on May 18, 2026 for Buhangin Small Fisherfolks Association (BUSFA) at barangay Buhangin, Malita, Davao Occidental.

It was facilitated by personnel from BFAR Region XI and BFAR Davao Occidental Field Office headed by Ma'am VILMA MONTOJO with the participation and support of the Municipal Agriculture Office.

The project is realized through the efforts of HON. ESTEFANIE BAUTISTA-DUMAMA, and strongly supported by our HON. MAYOR BENJAMIN P. BAUTISTA, JR. with an aim of helping the association uplift their economic status and provide support and sustainable livelihood opportunities for its members.

This initiative highlights the continuing commitment of partner agencies and the local government in empowering fisherfolk associations and improving livelihood opportunities for coastal communities.

A must read!
15/05/2026

A must read!

📢 DA ADVISORY FOR EL NIÑO ALERT

Based on the latest projections of the DOST-PAGASA, there is a 79% probability that El Niño is likely to emerge by June-August 2026 and is likely to persist until early 2027. This led to the issuance of an El Niño Alert.

El Niño can result in above normal temperatures and lesser rainfall. Consequently, it increases the risk of droughts and dry spells in many areas due to drier conditions. Conversely, it may bring above-normal rainfall during the Southwest Monsoon (Habagat) season.

This phenomenon is expected to bring several adverse effects in the agri-fishery sector such as reduced production leading to income losses for farmers and fisherfolk. In addition, this may even result to increase in prices of basic goods that can result to food shortages and disruption of the food supply chain.

The Department of Agriculture has been undertaking interventions across different thematic areas as preparedness measures for El Niño such as prepositioning of agricultural and fishery inputs, assessment of the field situation, conduct of information campaigns, among others. Moreover, the Department coordinates with concerned offices and agencies for monitoring of effects and possible interventions.

ADVISORIES FOR FARMERS AND FISHERFOLK

Farmers and fisherfolk are encouraged to practice the following measures for each commodity to minimize agricultural damage and losses, as applicable.

Crops
- Adjust the cropping calendar
- Apply water-saving methods (rainwater harvesting, AWD, LDIS)
- Use drought-tolerant and early-maturing seeds
- Plant short-gestation crops (mung bean, peanut, soybean)
- Practice crop rotation and use organic fertilizers
- Secure crop insurance from PCIC

Livestock
- Conduct vaccination and veterinary consultations
- Provide proper housing and transport
- Ensure clean water and shaded areas
- Plant drought-resistant forage
- Secure livestock insurance from PCIC

Fisheries
- Monitor water quality and fish stock
- Ensure proper feed and water management
- Provide shade in exposed areas
- Use aerators and spray pipes
- Inspect ponds and protect dikes from leaks and burrowing animals

For more information, you may check the DA website at www.da.gov.ph and apa.da.gov.ph and our page - Department of Agriculture- DRRM Operations Center .

The Municipal Agriculture Office conducted a visit to the Nagkahiusang Mananagat sa Pagatpat Association to assess the c...
13/05/2026

The Municipal Agriculture Office conducted a visit to the Nagkahiusang Mananagat sa Pagatpat Association to assess the current status and condition of the organization. The purpose of the visit was to evaluate the association’s progress, identify its present needs and concerns, and determine possible programs and assistance that can be provided by the office.

During the visit, discussions were made regarding the organization’s operations, membership participation, and future plans for strengthening the association. The activity also aimed to build stronger coordination between the Municipal Agriculture Office and the fisherfolk sector to ensure continuous support for their livelihood and development

This marks the beginning of the Municipal Agriculture Office visitation to various associations, and it is expected that more fisherfolks organizations aside from this association will also be visited in the coming days.

The initiative aims to further assess the condition of different associations, strengthen coordination, and identify the necessary support and assistance that can be provided to help improve their organizations and livelihoods.

Livestock Section was in action as they go Animal Service Day at Barangay Little Baguio, Malita Davao Occidental yesterd...
12/03/2025

Livestock Section was in action as they go Animal Service Day at Barangay Little Baguio, Malita Davao Occidental yesterday March 11, 2025.

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