Iriga City Agriculture Office

Fishpond monitoring @ barangay Salvacion and San Andres.

Fishpond monitoring, at its core, is the systematic observation and measurement of key factors within a fish-rearing environment to ensure the health and productivity of aquatic life. It's an essential practice in aquaculture, ranging from small backyard ponds to large commercial operations. Effective monitoring helps prevent disease outbreaks, optimize growth rates, and ultimately, maximize yields and profitability for the fish farmers.

A Confluence of Hopes: Farmer's Meeting at La Medalla, Iriga City

La Medalla, a barangay nestled within the vibrant city of Iriga, often hums with the rhythm of agricultural life. It is here, amidst the verdant fields and the quiet strength of its people, that the farmer’s meeting becomes more than just a gathering; it transforms into a vital forum for growth, solidarity, and the collective pursuit of a better future. These meeting, held under the familiar roof of the barangay hall , a testament to the enduring spirit of the Filipino farmer.

The air at a farmer’s meeting is typically thick with anticipation. They bring with them not just their physical presence, but also their experiences, their challenges, and their aspirations. These are individuals who intimately understand the capricious nature of the weather, the fluctuating prices of their produce, and the delicate balance required to coax life from the soil.

Beyond the formal agenda, the farmer’s meeting serves a crucial social function. It is a space for camaraderie, for sharing laughter over shared hardships, and for strengthening the bonds of community. These gatherings foster a sense of belonging, reminding each farmer that they are part of a larger, interconnected network.

ARRIBA AGRIKULTURA SADI IRIGA
ARRIBA IRIGA

DISTRIBUTION OF INORGANIC FERTILIZER, SAN JOSE FARMERS ASSOCIATION OF IRIGA CITY CAMARINES SUR INC.

Meeting and orientation of officers and members of Sto Nin̈o Farmers Association.

📌The core of the orientation focused on elucidating the differences and advantages of a cooperative structure.Upgrading the Association into a Cooperative.

2/27/26

PCIC Provides Indemnity cheques to Iriga City Farmers Affected by Calamities and Crop Threats

On February 27, the Philippine Crop Insurance Corporation (PCIC) Regional Office 5 disbursed indemnity checks totaling ₱534,622.31 to 66 farmers in Iriga City, offering much-needed support to those impacted by past typhoons, as well as pest and disease outbreaks.

The distribution activity was facilitated by PCIC representative Mr. Romnick Gubot, with assistance from the City Agriculture staff. The aid primarily reached rice farmers and those cultivating high-value crops—sectors particularly vulnerable to environmental and biological challenges that can swiftly derail harvests and income. City Agriculturist Mr. Arjay Ramirez was also present to lend support, highlighting the collaborative effort between national agencies and local government units (LGUs) to deliver assistance where it is most needed.

During the event, Mr. Gubot emphasized the importance of proactive protection for farmers, urging them to continue availing of PCIC’s insurance programs. These initiatives serve as a safety net against unforeseen setbacks, helping farmers recover faster and sustain their operations. He also expressed gratitude to the local government for its role in coordinating the distribution, noting that effective partnership between national and local bodies is key to ensuring aid reaches intended beneficiaries efficiently.

ARRIBA AGRIKULTURA SADI IRIGA
ARRIBA IRIGA

DISTRIBUTION OF INORGANIC FERTILIZER, SAMAHANG MAGKAISA FARMERS IRRIGATORS ASSOCIATION INC. SAN ANTONIO IRIGA CITY.

2/20/2026

DISTRIBUTION OF INORGANIC FERTILIZER, LA TRINIDAD FARMERS

2/4/2026

DISTRIBUTION OF INORGANIC FERTILIZER, MABUKOG FARMERS ASSOCIATION INC.@ Sto Domingo Iriga City.

2/3/2026

DISTRIBUTION OF INORGANIC FERTILIZER, STO NIN̈O FARMERS ASSOCIATION.

1/30/2026