Though Kadayawan festivities were cancelled due to the threath of Coronavirus, this did not deter the government and private sector to continue its partnership of providing market opportunities to our farmers.
Indigenous community in a remote village of Tapak in Paquibato District, Davao City can now look forward to more productive abaca enterprise.
Even during the absence of the yearly festivities of the Kadayawan Festival, the Department of Agriculture-XI through the Agribusiness and Marketing Assistance Division (AMAD) continue to support the local farmers by helping provide venues and outlets where farmers can sell their produce, especially fruits, directly to the consumers.
