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Tanay Community Pantry in Tanay, Rizal (Photo from Taga TANAY HANE Facebook page)
Municipal Agriculture Office head Romeo Cruz told Manila Bulletin that even the farmers themselves, who have been affected by the strict quarantine protocols in the National Capital Region-plus (NCR-plus), are donating some of their harvested fruits and vegetables to community pantry organizers.
Farmers in the upland villages have been voluntarily giving their produce to their buyers who are involved in the operation of the pantries that emerged in Barangay Sampaloc, Plaza Aldea, Pinagkamaligan, and Tandang Kutyo, according to Cruz.
Some organizers of the community food banks are also buying agricultural products at Tanay Public Market, the town’s trading post for products coming from upland villages in Tanay and nearby municipalities in Laguna province.
(photo from Wikipedia)
The knifefish (or Chitala ornata), a silver-colored fish with a shape like a knife and has a series of black dots that runs from its belly up to the base of its tail, is now being envisioned to give fishermen additional income because of its commercial viability.
In Tanay, Rizal, the town’s chief agriculturist Romeo Cruz said the knifefish, which has long been a menace for fishermen, is now giving additional income for some as its market has reached food processors in Malabon City.
Cruz told Manila Bulletin that a kilo of knifefish, which used to sell at P20 to P30 a few years ago, is now being bought by Malabon fish dealers for P50, from local fishermen.