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Farmers Meeting with Mambayawas Oragon Agriculture Cooperative in Mambayawas, Libmanan, Camarines Sur

On September 6, 2026, our team sat down with the members of Mambayawas Oragon Agriculture Cooperative in Mambayawas, Libmanan, Camarines Sur for a farmers meeting built around the questions and concerns that matter most to them. Instead of a one-way presentation, the session was set up as an open conversation, giving members the space to talk about the state of their farms, the challenges they have met this season, and what they hope to improve in the seasons ahead.

Throughout the meeting, our team shared practical guidance on crop nutrition and field care, explaining how the right inputs, applied at the right time and in the right amounts, can make a real difference in plant health and harvest quality. Members asked about dosage, application timing, and how new products might fit into the fertilization routines they already follow. Our team answered each question with recommendations suited to their crops and growing conditions, so that what they took home could be applied directly in their own fields.

The cooperative’s members also spoke about their experiences on the farm, from what has worked well to what has been difficult. These exchanges helped our team understand their needs more clearly, and they reminded us that the best technical advice comes from listening to the people who work the land every day. The meeting also showed the strength of a cooperative, where farmers learn from one another and make decisions together.

We sincerely thank the officers and members of Mambayawas Oragon Agriculture Cooperative for their time, openness, and warm welcome.

We are grateful for the trust they place in our team, and we look forward to continuing to support their farming efforts in the seasons to come. Gemini Agri Farm Solutions Corp. remains committed to providing innovative agricultural solutions, practical technical guidance, and continuous support to help farmers achieve healthier crops and more productive harvests.

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