Wala nang gaanong kaso ng African Swine Fever (ASF) sa Bataan kung kaya’t may sapat na karne ng baboy sa ating palengke ngayong “Ber” months hanggang Pasko. Ito ang pahayag ni Dr. Alberto ..
Some hog raisers in Bataan are gradually going back to business now amid the threat of African swine fever (ASF). Dr. Alberto Venturina, provincial veterinarian, said, “So far, may bumabalik na sa pag-aalaga ..
There was no reported case of African swine fever in Bataan province since the month of March, this year, according to provincial veterinarian Dr. Alberto Venturina. He admitted though that Bataan could ..
There is no more African Swine Fever (ASF) case in Bataan following stringent measures adopted by the Department of Agriculture and the local governments, according to Provincial Veterinarian Dr. Alberto ..
BALANGA CITY, Bataan – The Provincial Veterinarian Office (PVO) spearheaded an animal dispersal this morning, April 5 at the Bataan People’s Center, Capitol compound, this City. Farmers from different ..
CAPITOL GROUNDS, Balanga City – Led by the Office of the Provincial Veterinarian (OPV), employees of the Bataan Provincial Capitol held its second flag raising ceremony for the year 2017 this morning, ..
Reeling from the menace of African swine fever that devastated Bataan’s hog raising industry, the provincial government is ready to release P3.1 million for indemnification of 101 affected farmers. ..
Only two towns and its lone city are free from African swine fever (ASF)— Limay, Mariveles and Balanga City. Dr. Alberto Venturina, Bataan veterinarian, said his office had not received any report ..
The Provincial Veterinary Office (PVO) has ordered a protocol on hogs being taken to slaughter houses following the re-emergence of African swine fever cases in Bataan’s five towns. Dr. Alberto Venturina, ..
To increase swine production and the profit of local hog raisers in Bataan, Vice Governor Cris Garcia led the launching of the Swine Artificial Insemination sa Barangay (SWAIB) Project last January 20 at the Bataan ..
