03/06/2026
The Lankur Agrarian Reform Cooperative received a total of 320 sacks of fertilizer during a turnover ceremony held in Barangay Lanao Kuran, Arakan, North Cotabato, benefiting its farmer-members and strengthening agricultural productivity in the community. The assistance forms part of the continuing efforts of government agencies to support ARBs, ARBO through the provision of farm inputs aimed at increasing crop yield and improving farmers' livelihoods.
The turnover activity was attended by key officials from national and local government agencies, including Municipal Agriculturist Officer James Dulay of the Municipal Agriculture Office of Arakan, Emelita Mayol, CARPO for Program Beneficiaries Development Division (PBDD), and MARPO Dinah Nallos of DARMO Arakan. Their presence underscored the government's commitment to advancing agricultural development and empowering ARBs, ARBO and ARC.
Also present during the ceremony were Leonardo Reovoca, Municipal Cooperative Development Officer of Arakan; Mr. Jolito Flores of the High Value Crops Development Program (HVCDP) of the Department of Agriculture Regional Office XII; Nazrodin Inogog of the Department of Agriculture XII–Agribusiness and Marketing Assistance Division (APCO); former Sangguniang Bayan Members Delfin Moreno and Joselito Cases; and Barangay Captain Cresenciano Campus of Lanao Kuran. The officials emphasized the importance of collaboration among stakeholders in delivering essential agricultural interventions to farmer organizations.
Members of the cooperative expressed their gratitude for the support, recognizing the fertilizer assistance as a valuable resource that will help improve farm productivity and reduce production costs. The turnover of the 320 sacks of fertilizer reflects the collective efforts of the Department of Agrarian Reform, the Department of Agriculture, the Local Government Unit of Arakan, and other development partners in promoting sustainable agriculture, food security, and inclusive rural development for ARBs, ARBO and ARC in North Cotabato.