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FEEDER PORT. Sagay City Mayor Alfredo Maranon III discusses the operations of PHP153.5-million Sagay Feeder Port in Negros Occidental with other officials, during its inauguration on Wednesday (October 20, 2021). The World Bank-funded project is expected to benefit more than 22,000 farmers and fisherfolk in northern Negros.(Photo courtesy of Sagay City Information and Tourism Office) BACOLOD CITY - The PHP153.5-million Sagay Feeder Port in Sagay City, Negros Occidental opens more opportunities to more than 22,000 farmers and fisherfolk in northern Negros through the distribution of agricultural goods to other parts of the country. Unveiled on Wednesday, the World Bank-funded project was implemented by the Department of Agriculture-Western Visayas (DA-6) through the Philippine Rural Development Project (PRDP). In a statement on Thursday, Mayor Alfredo Maranon III, who accepted the key of responsibility to maintain the operations of the feeder port, thanked the lead agencies for the comp ....

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