PCIC gives P1.7 Million worth of indemnity to Mabinay Farmers PCIC Region 7 distributed indemnity checks to 155 famers worth ₱1.7 Million in the municipality of Mabinay last October 25, 2019. The distribution was spearheaded by the PCIC Extension Office (PEO) in Dumaguete, Negros Oriental. “PCIC is pleased that we can help our farmer-beneficiaries in continue reading : PCIC gives P1.7 Million worth of indemnity to Mabinay Farmers
Drought-affected farmers in Cagayan Valley receive ₱1.8M PCIC Regional Office 2 distributed ₱1.8 Million worth of indemnity checks to around 429 farmers, whose crops were affected by drought. Figures from the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council showed that more than 1,100 hectares of farmlands in Region 2 were affected by drought in August. continue reading : Drought-affected farmers in Cagayan Valley receive ₱1.8M
San Ildefonso farmers receive claims indemnity from PCIC PCIC Region 3 handed out indemnity checks to San Ildefonso farmers on October 8, 2019. Their crops were damaged by the continuous rains brought by the southwest monsoon or habagat. Thirty-six rice farmers from Barangay Sapang Putik, San Ildefonso, Bulacan, were given a total of ₱305,496. The continue reading : San Ildefonso farmers receive claims indemnity from PCIC
PCIC releases ₱2 Million worth of claims indemnity to Ilocos Norte farmers The PCIC Regional Office 1 distributed a total of ₱2.039 Million worth of indemnity checks to 298 farmers from the different municipalities of Ilocos Norte. Their crops were damaged by typhoon Ineng. PCIC President Jovy Bernabe led the distribution, which was held at continue reading : PCIC releases ₱2 Million worth of claims indemnity to Ilocos Norte farmers
PCIC pays 81,000 farmers, fisherfolk in Region VI for loss of crops Nearly 81,000 agricultural producers in Western Visayas have already received P488 Million in indemnity this year, for the loss of their crops and other assets that have been insured with the PCIC. The losses have been attributed to various causes, but largely due continue reading : PCIC pays 81,000 farmers, fisherfolk in Region VI for loss of crops
PCIC RO 2 awards claims indemnity under accident insurance program PCIC Regional Office 2 released a total of ₱488,000 in insurance benefits to families of seven farmers who were among the casualties of a vehicular accident in Conner, Apayao. The accident happened when the Elf truck carrying 44 farmers fell into a ravine along the continue reading : PCIC RO 2 awards claims indemnity under accident insurance program
PCIC, LandBank Region 7 aim to process agri insurance faster Make sure clients and beneficiaries provide all the required documents to easily avail of crop insurance programs from the PCIC in Region 7. This was the message relayed to PCIC and Land Bank of the Philippines (LandBank) employees in the Regional Crop Insurance Team Conference continue reading : PCIC, LandBank Region 7 aim to process agri insurance faster
Aggie insurance highlighted in Ilocos Sur farmer’s summit The Regional Office of the PCIC in the Ilocos Region assured farmers of the availability of agricultural insurance where and when it is needed during the Ilocos Sur Provincial Farmers’ Summit held recently in Candon, Ilocos Sur. The need for insurance protection for their crops has been continue reading : Aggie insurance highlighted in Ilocos Sur farmer’s summit
PCIC conducts post-stocking validation in Ilocos Sur The PCIC Region 1 Extension Office conducted post-stocking validation of 15 registered fishpond operators in the municipality of Santa Catalina, Ilocos Sur, on June 30, 2019. This validation is one of the prerequisites in their application for fisheries insurance. Among the fish they cultivate are Milk fish continue reading : PCIC conducts post-stocking validation in Ilocos Sur
PCIC holds tree planting activity in Koronadal City PCIC Region 11 held a tree planting activity at Barangay Saravia, Koronadal City on June 29, 2019. “It is PCIC Region 11’s contribution to the Koronadal local government’s tree planting initiative,” PCIC Region 11 Manager, Bonifacio Pales, said. “Trees prevent floods and soil erosion, helping keep farmlands continue reading : PCIC holds tree planting activity in Koronadal City