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Philippines Filipino Farmer In Corn Field

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Henry Westheim Photography

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AMTAG6

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53.9 MB (2.4 MB Compressed download)

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3510 x 5369 px | 29.7 x 45.5 cm | 11.7 x 17.9 inches | 300dpi

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Vigan, Philippines

Photographer:

Henry Westheim

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Philippines Filipino Farmer Standing In Corn Field

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RF3A5RCTT–Laguna, Philippines. Mar 24,2025. Cornfield lined with coconut trees in rural Philippine province. The National Food Authority (NFA) is considering buying corn to support farmers amid agricultural challenges like falling farmgate prices. Due to lower demand in swine sector (hit by African swine fever), corn prices dropped the past months to PHP12/kg, while usual rates range from PHP18 to PHP21/kg and production costs PHP10/kg to PHP12/kg. A special budget may be set in 2026. Meanwhile, poultry & layers feed demand is rising, with a 6% growth in production. Credit: Kevin Izorce/17�Թ�� Live News

RF3A5RCTR–Laguna, Philippines. Mar 24,2025. Cornfield lined with coconut trees in rural Philippine province. The National Food Authority (NFA) is considering buying corn to support farmers amid agricultural challenges like falling farmgate prices. Due to lower demand in swine sector (hit by African swine fever), corn prices dropped the past months to PHP12/kg, while usual rates range from PHP18 to PHP21/kg and production costs PHP10/kg to PHP12/kg. A special budget may be set in 2026. Meanwhile, poultry & layers feed demand is rising, with a 6% growth in production. Credit: Kevin Izorce/17�Թ�� Live News

RF3A5RCRJ–Laguna, Philippines. Mar 24,2025. Cornfield lined with coconut trees in rural Philippine province. The National Food Authority (NFA) is considering buying corn to support farmers amid agricultural challenges like falling farmgate prices. Due to lower demand in swine sector (hit by African swine fever), corn prices dropped the past months to PHP12/kg, while usual rates range from PHP18 to PHP21/kg and production costs PHP10/kg to PHP12/kg. A special budget may be set in 2026. Meanwhile, poultry & layers feed demand is rising, with a 6% growth in production. Credit: Kevin Izorce/17�Թ�� Live News

RF3A5RCTN–Laguna, Philippines. Mar 24,2025. Cornfield lined with coconut trees in rural Philippine province. The National Food Authority (NFA) is considering buying corn to support farmers amid agricultural challenges like falling farmgate prices. Due to lower demand in swine sector (hit by African swine fever), corn prices dropped the past months to PHP12/kg, while usual rates range from PHP18 to PHP21/kg and production costs PHP10/kg to PHP12/kg. A special budget may be set in 2026. Meanwhile, poultry & layers feed demand is rising, with a 6% growth in production. Credit: Kevin Izorce/17�Թ�� Live News

RF3A5RCW6–Laguna, Philippines. Mar 24,2025. Cornfield lined with coconut trees in rural Philippine province. The National Food Authority (NFA) is considering buying corn to support farmers amid agricultural challenges like falling farmgate prices. Due to lower demand in swine sector (hit by African swine fever), corn prices dropped the past months to PHP12/kg, while usual rates range from PHP18 to PHP21/kg and production costs PHP10/kg to PHP12/kg. A special budget may be set in 2026. Meanwhile, poultry & layers feed demand is rising, with a 6% growth in production. Credit: Kevin Izorce/17�Թ�� Live News

RF3A5RCW4–Laguna, Philippines. Mar 24,2025. Cornfield lined with coconut trees in rural Philippine province. The National Food Authority (NFA) is considering buying corn to support farmers amid agricultural challenges like falling farmgate prices. Due to lower demand in swine sector (hit by African swine fever), corn prices dropped the past months to PHP12/kg, while usual rates range from PHP18 to PHP21/kg and production costs PHP10/kg to PHP12/kg. A special budget may be set in 2026. Meanwhile, poultry & layers feed demand is rising, with a 6% growth in production. Credit: Kevin Izorce/17�Թ�� Live News

RF3A5RCTY–Laguna, Philippines. Mar 24,2025. Cornfield lined with coconut trees in rural Philippine province. The National Food Authority (NFA) is considering buying corn to support farmers amid agricultural challenges like falling farmgate prices. Due to lower demand in swine sector (hit by African swine fever), corn prices dropped the past months to PHP12/kg, while usual rates range from PHP18 to PHP21/kg and production costs PHP10/kg to PHP12/kg. A special budget may be set in 2026. Meanwhile, poultry & layers feed demand is rising, with a 6% growth in production. Credit: Kevin Izorce/17�Թ�� Live News

RF3A5RCW0–Laguna, Philippines. Mar 24,2025. Cornfield lined with coconut trees in rural Philippine province. The National Food Authority (NFA) is considering buying corn to support farmers amid agricultural challenges like falling farmgate prices. Due to lower demand in swine sector (hit by African swine fever), corn prices dropped the past months to PHP12/kg, while usual rates range from PHP18 to PHP21/kg and production costs PHP10/kg to PHP12/kg. A special budget may be set in 2026. Meanwhile, poultry & layers feed demand is rising, with a 6% growth in production. Credit: Kevin Izorce/17�Թ�� Live News

RF3A5RCW1–Laguna, Philippines. Mar 24,2025. Cornfield lined with coconut trees in rural Philippine province. The National Food Authority (NFA) is considering buying corn to support farmers amid agricultural challenges like falling farmgate prices. Due to lower demand in swine sector (hit by African swine fever), corn prices dropped the past months to PHP12/kg, while usual rates range from PHP18 to PHP21/kg and production costs PHP10/kg to PHP12/kg. A special budget may be set in 2026. Meanwhile, poultry & layers feed demand is rising, with a 6% growth in production. Credit: Kevin Izorce/17�Թ�� Live News

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