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Irrigation Project in Nueva Ecija Boosts Rice Production and Farmer Livelihoods

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The Balbalungao Small Reservoir Irrigation Project (SRIP) in Lupao, Nueva Ecija, provides irrigation to 918.54 hectares of agricultural land, benefiting 538 farmers. The SRIP has shown significant growth, with rice production reaching 3,192.80 metric tons during the first dry cropping season by 2025. Additionally, improved road access has made it easier for farmers to transport harvested crops to markets.

From punto.com.ph

Why it matters

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The expanded irrigation coverage provided by the SRIP highlights a substantial increase in agricultural capacity compared to older communal systems. The infrastructure improvements are helping sustain agricultural livelihoods and encouraging farmers to retain their farmlands.

From punto.com.ph

Who's involved

  • John GonzalesIs associated with the location San Isidro
  • Nueva EcijaIs the province where the agricultural project is located

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  • Nueva EcijaSpeculative

    Water resource stress in Nueva Ecija might threaten regional agricultural output via market price.

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