Home

Primary links

  • Home
  • Headlines
  • Local News
  • Business News
  • Opinion
  • Features
  • Sports News
  • Text Messages

Secondary links

  • About Us
  • Classified Ads
  • Contact Us
Home February 21, 2012

Classified Ads

Headlines

  • May 18, 2012
  • May 17, 2012
  • May 16, 2012
  • May 15, 2012
  • May 14, 2012
  • May 12, 2012
  • May 11, 2012
  • May 10, 2012
  • May 9, 2012
  • May 8, 2012
Read More

Archives

  • May 2012 (301)
  • April 2012 (477)
  • March 2012 (551)
  • February 2012 (518)
  • January 2012 (394)
  • December 2011 (40)
  • all

Random image

 Chamber Volunteer Fire Brigade New building

Image Gallery

  • Bacoloadiat Festival
  • James Toga
    • Gabriel Zachary
    • Kapuso Stars
  • MassKara Festival
  • Negros Press Club
  • Owen Bayog

Latest News

May 18, 2012
-
National news: CJ Corona’s Goose Cooked, Colmenares Avers
-
Business: Australia-NT Skilled Migration Seminar Held in Bacolod City
-
Local News: Hospital Corporatization Ok’d in House Committee: Golez Gets Support From Colleagues
-
Local News: DSB Man Gunned Down
-
Events: Countdown for La Salle at 60 Starts
-
Local News: Trike Driver Killed in Road Mishap
-
Local News: NEA Dismisses Case Filed Against CENECO Officials
-
Text Messages
-
Opinion: We Do Not Have Strong Military Because we Are a Puppet State
-

February 21, 2012

  • Business: Aisaku Yokogawa, Daniel Padilla, Diego Loyzaga Set at SM City
  • Business: Guv Urges Negrenses to Breed Sheep Now
  • Events: LCC-Murcia to Launch Golden Jubilee
  • Events: PEMO Holds Resource Valuation Seminar
  • Local News: 1 Killed, 3 Hurt in Stabbing and Hacking Incidents
  • Local News: 2 Killed, Eight Wounded in ‘Massacre’ Village
  • Local News: Guv to Ask P-Noy’s Help
  • Local News: Negrense NPA Look-Out in Sagay Raid Arrested in Manila
  • Local News: Pta. Taytay Residents Are to Face Ejection
  • Local News: Urban Poor Leadership Negotiating for Onsite Development for Members on the Verge of Ejection
  • Opinion: PCSO Have Plans to Stop STL Operations?
  • Opinion: Text Messages > Ask Doc Ramel
  • Opinion: The Love That Was... (Part I)
  • Opinion: What Happened to DPWH Weighing Station?
  • Opinion: Who Were the ‘Babaylanes’ in Negros Occidental?
  • Public Service Announcement: CENECO Maintenance Works this Wednesday and Thursday
  • Sports: CPU Coed Rules Regatta Beach Volley Tourney
  • Sports: Jr. Mustangs Escapes Baby Rams in OT, Defend NBTC-Bacolod Championship Title
  • Sports: PHL 5 to Hold Clinics in Bacolod
  • Sports: Time for Reckoning in Dubai
  • Text Messages

Writers

  • Alan Gensoli
  • Arman Toga
  • Baguer Villaluz
  • Cyrus Garde
  • Danny Dangcalan
  • Desiderio Defria
  • Edgar Cadagat
  • Edith Colmo
  • Edouard Garcia
  • Eugene Adiong
  • Gil Alfredo B. Severino
  • James Toga
  • Jun delos Reyes
  • Leo Claridad
  • M. Albert Rile
  • Owen Bayog
  • Pert Toga
  • Rico Santotome, Jr.
  • Ritzy Robles Malo-oy
  • Robert Harland
  • Rolly Espina
  • Roque Hofilena
  • W. Henry Streegan
  • Wennie Sancho

Negros Occidental

  • Bacolod City
  • Bago City
  • Binalbagan
  • Cadiz City
  • Calatrava
  • Candoni
  • Cauayan
  • Don Salvador Benedicto
  • EB Magalona
  • Escalante City
  • Himamaylan City
  • Hinigaran
  • Hinoba-an
  • Ilog
  • Isabela
  • Kabankalan City
  • La Carlota City
  • La Castellana
  • Manapla
  • Moises Padilla
  • Murcia
  • Pontevedra
  • Pulupandan
  • Sagay City
  • San Carlos City
  • San Enrique
  • Silay City
  • Sipalay
  • Talisay City
  • Toboso
  • Valladolid
  • Victorias City

Business: Guv Urges Negrenses to Breed Sheep Now

Submitted by Danny Dangcalan on Tue, 02/21/2012 - 15:23
  • Alfredo Maranon
  • Bacolod City
  • Business and Economy
  • Danny Dangcalan
  • Local News
  • Murcia
  • Sangguniang Panlalawigan

Governor Alfredo Marañon Jr. has encouraged Negrenses to breed sheep, as he envisions the province to be the “Sheep Capital of the Philippines.”

“We encourage people who are willing to engage in sheep breeding,” the governor said, when asked of the updates of the public hearing on sheep yesterday.

The Livestock Marketing and Dispersal Committee of the Provincial Capitol had conducted a public hearing yesterday on the procedures of selling the sheep and their proposed prices.

Around 5,800 heads of sheep arrived in the province early this month from Australia, which were purchased by the Provincial Capitol for about P80 million.

The Committee on Agriculture of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan (SP) is holding a series of public hearings, in line with the proposed ordinance that will fix the price of the sheep.

The SP passed the ordinance on first reading during its regular session last week, Provincial Administrator Enrique Pinongan said.

The sheep will be sold by the Provincial Capitol to private entities and local government units.

He stressed that the Provincial Capitol cannot sell the imported sheep without an ordinance approving its sale.

Pinongan said private buyers are required to pay in cash if they want to purchase the sheep while local government units can acquire them through installment basis.

Provincial Veterinarian Renante Decena said the female sheep is priced at P16,000 and the male at P20,000, though these are still subject to the approval of the SP.

The price is inclusive of the incidental costs like the transportation, loading and unloading and quarantine of the sheep.

The Livestock Marketing and Dispersal Committee is chaired by the governor and members are Pinongan, Provincial Accountany Lucille Pines, assistant Provincial Legal Officer Mary Ann Lamis, Board Member Miller Serondo, SP chairman on Committee of Agriculture, and Decena.

Decena said the sheep will be ready for dispersal on Feb. 26 and the official prices will be announced after the third reading of the ordinance on the establishment of the Negros First Ranch and the sale of farm produce.

The sheep are currently under quarantine at the Negros First Ranch in Barangay Sta. Rosa Murcia.*(DBDangcalan)

‹ Business: Aisaku Yokogawa, Daniel Padilla, Diego Loyzaga Set at SM City up Events: LCC-Murcia to Launch Golden Jubilee ›

Features

  • Sugar High: Cebu Whirl
  • Feature: Negros Showroom at Rob Exhibits Kidtrepreneurs’ Creation
  • Feature: NODRC - A Haven of Hope
  • Sugarhigh: So Proud to be a Conlu
  • MOVIE REVIEW: Avengers: Tale of Sophisticated Swordfights and Flying Dinosaurs
  • Feature: A Tea Party at Driftwood Spa this Thursday
  • Feature: Beat the Heat at Royal Thai Massage Golden Field Branch
  • Feature: RGT Speech Before Grande Computer Center
  • Feature: Not So Grand Lacson Reunion
  • Feature: Barangay Punta Taytay Throws 10-Hectare Mangrove Planting Bash
Read More

Sports

  • Sports: USLS Lady Stingers Overwhelms FEU in 9th Shakey’s V-League
  • Sports: Covering Palarong Pambansa 2012
  • Sports: JSY Transport Joins Win Column in Fil-Sino Class B
  • Sports: Beabon, Bagroy, San Pedro, San Vicente Champions in 5th Balbagan Sports Fest
  • Sports: WV Palaro Medalists to Get Incentives After SP Approval
  • Sports: UNO-R Captures the crown in 2012 Coca-Cola PBA Youngstars; Advances to the Reg’l Finals
  • Sports: Rep. Bataoil Lauds People for Succesful Hosting of 2012 Palaro
  • Sports: Rep. Bataoil Lauded for Succesful Hosting of 2012 Palaro
  • Sports: Governor to Give Cash Rewards to Region 6 Palaro Winners
  • Sports: Try-outs for WNU Football Team Ongoing
Read More

Business News

  • Business: Australia-NT Skilled Migration Seminar Held in Bacolod City
  • Business: SM Annex Design Unites Colors and Vibrance of Original Mall
  • Business: Ayala Land Starts Work, P6-B Capitol Dev’t Project
  • Business:Sugar Leaders Treat US Agri Counselor
  • Business: Gov. Marañon Lauds 8th Phil. Shrimp Congress in Bacolod
  • Business: DILG Extends 2 Years to Comply Building Sprinkler Law
  • Business: Talisay on the Way to Being Balanced City
  • Business: Pnoy Asked to Expand the Bacolod-Silay Runway
  • Business: DPWH to Conduct New Study on Panay-Negros Bridge
  • Business: Privatization of Garbage Collection Not the Answer to Problem, Villar Declares
Read More

PAGASA DOST

PAGASA DOST

Text Messages

4634. WHAT’S IN THE IGLESIA NI CRISTO. Members of the Iglesia Ni Cristo (INC) in the Locale of Tangub and other locales in Bacolod City and Negros Occidental, are inviting the public to their ‘Pamamahayag’, during which they will present the teachings and doctrines of the INC. The Pamamahayag will be held at 7PM on Monday January 9 and on Tuesday 10 at the Tangub chapel and in other locale chapels. Those interested to listen can just come and be guests. Free transportation will be provided. Please contact 09185472993.

Archives

May 2012
SunMonTueWedThuFriSat
293012345
6789101112
13141516171819
20212223242526
272829303112