THE Philippine Center for Postharvest Development and Mechanization (PhilMech) on Tuesday said it is upbeat on accelerating its distribution of farm machines to beneficiaries nationwide by next year.
"We, at Philmech, are confident that we will be able to step up or accelerate distribution of farm machines once restrictions of movements are eased as Covid-19 cases go down further," said PHilMech Director Dr. Baldwin Jallorina in a recent virtual press briefing.
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