+ Follow YOUNG FARMERS PROGRAM Tag
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[Summary] => Sen. Ramon Magsaysay Jr. announced that the Young Farmers Program (YFP) has already approved 33 agribusiness projects proposed by young agriculture graduates and entrepreneurs with capitalization ranging from P75,000 to P300,000 and now operational in various regions throughout the country.
These projects include cattle fattening, hog fattening, broiler production, goat production, duck raising, mango, banana and papaya production, broiler production, mud crab production, tilapia production, coco coir decorticating and other agribusiness ventures.
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[Summary] => The Young Farmers Program (YFP) is now accepting the processing of viable agribusiness project proposals of applicants who will be scheduled to attend the intensive training on business management for the 4th batch of participants to the program.
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[Summary] => Among the batch of graduates this year, those who took up agriculture, fisheries and other related courses are luckier. In fact, they do not need to troop to the metropolis to compete with jobseekers for the limited job opening in government or private offices. They can opt to cast their lot in agribusiness and become successful entrepreneurs by participating in the Young Farmers Program (YFP).
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[Summary] => Sen. Ramon Magsaysay Jr. urged fresh graduates of agriculture, fisheries and other related courses to avail of the loan and grant program for young entrepreneurs who would like to engage in agriculture-related business.
The senator said that an initial amount of P25 million has already been appropriated for the implementation of the Young Farmers Program (YFP). The amount is part of the budget of the Department of Agriculture (DA) under the General Appropriations Act of 2003.
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[Summary] => Sen. Ramon Magsaysay Jr., chairman of the Senate committee on agriculture, announced that President Arroyo has approved the release of P30 million for the implementation of the Young Farmers Program (YFP). The amount is part of the budget of the Department of Agriculture under the General Appropriations Act of 2003.
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[Summary] => The government is shelling out P30 million this year for the Young Farmers Program (YFP) which aims to encourage agriculture graduates to become agriculture-based entrepreneurs.
Sen. Ramon Magsaysay Jr., chairman of the Senate committee on agriculture, said the Department of Budget and Management already approved the release of the P30-million fund.
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These projects include cattle fattening, hog fattening, broiler production, goat production, duck raising, mango, banana and papaya production, broiler production, mud crab production, tilapia production, coco coir decorticating and other agribusiness ventures.
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The senator said that an initial amount of P25 million has already been appropriated for the implementation of the Young Farmers Program (YFP). The amount is part of the budget of the Department of Agriculture (DA) under the General Appropriations Act of 2003.
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YFP is a novel agricultural funding program introduced by Magsaysay to encourage young graduates of agriculture, fisheries and other related courses, as well as budding entrepreneurs, to engage in agribusiness.
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Sen. Ramon Magsaysay Jr., chairman of the Senate committee on agriculture, said the Department of Budget and Management already approved the release of the P30-million fund.
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Magsaysay aired the call during the graduation rites for the 25 fresh agriculture graduates and budding entrepreneurs who composed the first batch of trainees that completed the orientation course on entrepreneurship set for participants to the YFP.
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