The Philippine Center for Postharvest Development and Mechanization (PHilMech) said it was optimistic about releasing the guidelines for the farm mechanization component under the Rice Competitiveness Enhancement Program (RCEP) this month.
PHilMech Executive Director Dr. Baldwin Jallorina said the agency was now finalizing the guidelines that would include the identification of 1,200 municipalities that would facilitate the deployment of farm equipment and machines under RCEP over a period of six years or from this year up to 2024.
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