The virtual festival promotes a diverse and interdisciplinary approach to the Filipino food system where young people are engaged. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
The virtual festival promotes a diverse and interdisciplinary approach to the Filipino food system where young people are engaged. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

AS part of the 55th anniversary celebration of the Southeast Asian Regional Center for Graduate Study and Research in Agriculture (Searca), the University of the Philippines (UP)-based center held virtually the 2021Pista ng Pagkain at Kabataang Pinoy (Pistang PagKaPinoy) celebrating Filipino food and agriculture.

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