Miagao Goes Organic

             MIAGAO GOES ORGANIC.  The local government of Miagao is seriously working on the implementation of organic agriculture in the municipality.  As such, the Office of the Municipal Agriculturist facilitated the conduct of an Orientation and Formulation of the Municipal Local Technical Committee (MLTC) on Organic Agriculture Program at the Executive Conference Room on August 22, 2013. They have also come up with an Action Plan and identified crops and vegetation that can be produced through organic farming.
                The one-day event was conducted after Mayor Macario N. Napulan signed an Executive Order 06-A dated July 22, 2013 entitled “An Order Creating the Municipal Technical Committee on Organic Agriculture Program” which aims to advocate, develop and promote organic farming in the municipality.
                “The Municipal Government of Miagao is highly committed in increasing the annual produce and income of farmers using organic agriculture system while protecting our fragile environment and addressing climate change,” highlighted Mayor Napulan.

CLEAN AND GREEN EVALUATION

CLEAN AND GREEN EVALUATION. The Local Government Unit of Miagao underwent an intensive assessment relative to the implementation of the Clean and Green Program of the Iloilo Provincial Government to all Local Government Units.

The Clean and Green Contest aims to review the implementation of the LGU’s effort on cleaning and greening.  As such, the team of evaluators conducted an on-site inspection of the town’s Materials Recovery Facility, dumping site and public market among others on August 22, 2013.

Bloodletting 2013

BLOODLETTING. The Municipal Health Office was successful in their conduct of the blood letting at the Justice Ramon B. Britanico Hall on August 16, 2013.  Over a hundred Miagaowanons responded to the call for blood donation and only 32 have successfully passed the screening procedures that were initiated by the personnel from the Municipal Health Office.  The annual bloodletting activity was in preparation to the looming increase in number of dengue patients as rainy season comes.

 

Treeplanting 2013


REGREENING. LGU officials and employees and barangay officials worked together for a greener  Miagao in a synchronized tree-planting at the Tumagbok River in Brgy. Igtuba on July 27, 2013.  The participants were able to plant 500 bamboos, 200 cacaos and 200 jackfruit seedlings.  The activity was in relation with the Project ART (Action for Re-greening and Transformation) of the provincial government.

Municipality of Miagao joins in the celebration of the 38th Nutrition Month

Nutirition Month Celebration 2012

The Municipality of Miagao joins in the celebration of the 38thNutrition Month in July 2012. This year’s theme,

Pagkain ng gulay ugaliin, araw-araw itong ihain!

 focuses on the following objectives:

a)    increase vegetable consumption as part of a healthy diet to address micronutrient deficiencies and non-communicable diseases;

b)   promote vegetable gardening as a source of additional food and income; and

c)    increase demand for vegetables to help local vegetable farmers.

We give importance to vegetables because a) Filipinos are eating less and less vegetables per day; b) vegetables can help prevent major non-communicable diseases; c) consumption of vegetables can help prevent micronutrient deficiencies; and d) having vegetable gardens in the households can increase supply and availability of vegetables for families.