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Help Maqueda Bay!
Adopt-A-Multi-Species
Hatchery
The Maqueda Bay Multi-Species Hatchery Project has started its commercial
operations on the first quarter of 2004. Support is needed to maintain
its equipment, laboratory, life support system, and other operating
costs. The hatchery cultures high-value marine species in floating
cages to provide an alternative source of coastal livelihood while
the bay is given to regenerate.
Milkfish (P112,260)· Grouper (P370,400)
Snapper (P87,200)
Hatchery Equipment (P470,000)
Hatchery Operation (P500,000)
Land Improvement (P365,000)
Mahayag Farming Systems Development
Funding will support various validation and testing of crops and commodities
to establish viable upland farming techniques under the Upland Management
Farming Systems (UMA).
UMA I (P30,000)
Poultry and Livestock (P65,000)
Reforest-A-Mangrove Area
Fifteen (15) hectares of new and contiguous mangrove areas will be
planted this year. The fund will be used in establishing and maintaining
a mangrove nursery, teaching community leaders on its significance
and training them on its management, among others.
P30,000 per hectare
Reforestation and Agroforestry
The Samar Program aims to reforest 250 more hectares of upland areas
with fast growing forest species and indigenous species. The budget
will help establish a nursery and maintain an existing eight-hectare
gene bank.
P25,000 per hectare
Broodstock Development and Maintenance
The project is rearing five nearly matured and high-value species
of grouper, milkfish, snapper, seabass and pompano. It requires funding
for maintenance of breeders, purchase of new nets, construction of
four additional cages and basic operations.
P150,000 per breeder cage
P470,000 for stocks maintenance
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