Agricultural bodies in Negros Occidental, including the Department of Agriculture and PAGASA, are monitoring weather patterns and reconvening teams to respond to crop losses caused by a dry spell.
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Updated May 26
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Agricultural bodies in Negros Occidental, including the Department of Agriculture and PAGASA, are monitoring weather patterns and reconvening teams to respond to crop losses caused by a dry spell.
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The entities involved
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agriculture
cultivation of plants and animals to provide useful products
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Department of Agriculture
government organization in Belize City, Belize
Nothing else this week.
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Negros Occidental
province of the Philippines