Harvested crops Price Fall

 

Solano, Nueva Vizcaya 8/30/2020, in an interview yesterday with Luisa Carub who had a business of Palay Buying Station and a Rice Miller here at her office in Barangay Roxas Solano, Nueva Vizcaya, that the crops price fall because of the influx of imported rice into the country 

Price instability depends on the law of demand, The law of demand states that other factors being constant, price, and quantity demand of any goods and services are inversely related to each other. When the price of a product increases, the demand for the same product will fall. Carub believes that she helps to uplift the lives of the farmers in one way or another by buying their harvested crops at a reasonable price because she is also a farmer herself, so she sees what their importance as a farmer.

Barangay Vista Alegre Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya

 Hon. Perlito E. Sebbey Brgy Chairman of Vista Alegre, a principled and humble. The chairman wants to embed to the mind of his constituents his living legacy that he has already achieved this by touching other people’s hearts for the rest of their lives, by showing unconditional kindness and warmth to someone. 

Living above the line means being Accountable, Responsible, and taking ownership of your actions, beliefs, and choices.Sebbey works for 36  years in service, He Built and finished the concreting of all roads, daycare,  health center, covered court, streetlights & canal lining.

According to a source in Barangay Vista Alegre, as of October 1, 20202, the barangay is now a COVID-free Barangay.

From 1995 to present he was a Knight of Columbus and a chancellor for 2 years. Norma P. Sebbey the Loving wife of the chairman and they blessed with 4 children: Cezar, Sherwin, Cheryll, and Venice mark.

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10 Gonong St. Purok 6 Vista Alegre Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya,

NLJ Macaraeg Rice mill - Lantap Bagabag Nueva Vizcaya

 

Rice mill is essential to farmers especially when they mill their harvested unhusked rice {palay}. Nenita Macaraeg of Lantap Bagabag Nueva Vizcaya had established a newly opened NLJ Macaraeg Rice mill and offers rice milling and palay buying. During harvest time they can mill at least 1000 Cavan of palay and milling their own play coming from their ricefield.

According to Lenely Macaraeg, losing a parent is very difficult but saying goodbye to your mother or father when you're still at a young age is very painful, so they move on and continue going to school and at the same time working to have money to use until such time they were able to stand by their own. They are very proud of themselves to finish their studies.

The Macaraeg family has five siblings; Bernardo is a farmer, Nenita is an OFW for 15 years in Taiwan, Alma is a government worker at DENR Lamut, Imelda, Lemely is a businessman and Jim is an engineer and working as a contractor.

Motto: There is no harm in trying.

Ovin’s Lechon-Zone 3 Saranay Dupax Del Norte Nueva Vizcaya

 A tradition of Filipino gathering or party is so special that is why  Filipino family wants to have flavorsome Lechon on their plates and when you think of special celebrations, Ovin's Lechon caters such as weddings, baptism, birthday, we tend to order delicious foods like freshly cook Lechon, chicken, belly, and ribs for special occasions. They also sell Korean products, daing from Palawan, and frozen products of your choice.

Victor Marie Bautista is an ex- ofw in Dubai for 5 years, he had worked before in a Chinese restaurant until he finishes his contract then he finally comes home for good and starts a good business. His wife Nenette Miraflores who helps him with all his endeavor and they are blessed with one daughter: Victoriettearie Bautista.

Contact: 0975-459-0740

Ovin’s Lechon

Zone 3 Saranay Dupax Del Norte Nueva Vizcaya

Framada Construction-San Nicolas Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya

 

Action Oriented Leader

 

NORMA C.MONTEREAL President- Gaddang Indigenous People's Organization Sector: 101 San Geronimo St. Bagabag Nueva VizcayaAn ex OFW who spent her overseas working stint as a hard domestic helper in the middle east at Al Ain UAE, Hongkong, and the U.S.A. Having had earned the respect and admiration of her foreign employers simply because of her dedication and work responsibilities, she had always been offered renewals of her job contracts but due to some personal reasons of her choice, she was compelled to come back home to do family affairs that need immediate concerns and attention. 

Her sterling and unique character bespeak of real friendship, concern, and caring for the benefit of others mostly to anyone and more so with the minority group that she belongs to, the Gaddangs tribe. Eventually because of her leadership time and again she was voted as President of Indigenous Peoples Organization, Villa Coloma sector Bagabag N.V. As an active President of said organization, she spearheaded lots of actions geared for the betterment of said above organization, one of which is the translation of the Bible into the Gaddang dialect ( language). As per the directive from DepEd, the said organization with prior consultation with local school authorities took initiative in the use, by way of familiarization the Gaddang language in one of its primary subjects

She has blessed with a young daughter, and now a successful career woman. Ms. Norma Montereal, is a happy go, lucky woman, a simple, humble, and an amazing woman of good character...

Gaddang Legacy in Bagabag, Nueva Vizcaya

 

Roger Whigan of San Geronimo Bagabag, Nueva Vizcaya was motivated to join the Gaddang organization because he wants to established Gaddang lineage and to be recognized not only here in Bagabag but even to the whole world. The municipal Federation of Bagabag Gaddang Indigenous People Organization was established to preserve, to promote, and enhance the Gaddang dialect.

Traditional attire for Gaddang women includes the tapis, a lengthy piece of cotton cloth around the waistline down to his knees, and a long-sleeved, round-necked collarless and waist-length blouse. The cloth used for these costumes is woven by the women themselves from 100 % cotton textiles and dyed in bright natural colors.  An upper collarless, short clothing may also be worn, together with handkerchiefs. Today, most Gaddang use skirts, trousers, and dresses for everyday wear and preserve the traditional attire for ceremonies and other formal occasions.

Tattooing is common to both men and women, with designs imprinted on their arms, legs, and fingers. The men have theirs on the breast. Being tattooed assures them passage to heaven. They used a sharp knife to cut an inch above the eyebrows and continuing in a straight line back along with each temple and end above each ear.

The officers of Gaddang organization had the resolution to have a project such as to conduct vigil about the rosary, and the bible to translate into the Gaddang language. Recently filming Jesus Christ dubbing to add dialogue with Gaddang language which already started in the year 2007 and hopefully, they can preview screening the film next year.