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Department of Agriculture
Growing a competitive and sustainable Philippine natural fiber industry
Forms, testing, training and regulation for growers, traders and processors.
Overview of PhilFIDA services for fiber growers, traders and processors, including licensing, accreditation, laboratory testing, and industry directories.
Read 02Download original and renewal application forms for GBE, buying station, trader, processor, and classifier licenses.
Monthly baling data, infographics and industry reports for planning and research.
Official 2026 monthly data on baling of Philippine commercial fibers such as abaca, coir, salago, and others, presented in bales and metric tons with downloadable monthly reports.
Read 02Visual infographics showcasing PhilFIDA programs, field activities, and milestones for the Philippine fiber sector.
Read 03Download PhilFIDA publications, including abaca propagation guides, Hibla newsletters, fiber technoguides, Philippine National Standards, and stakeholder directories.
ReadLatest trainings, turnovers, partnerships and abaca festival updates from the field.
Archive of PhilFIDA news and events featuring recent trainings, equipment turnovers, partnerships, and festivals related to abaca, bamboo, and other fibers.
Read 02Lists the PhilFIDA 2022 programs and projects covering production support, research and development, extension and training, trade regulation, and plans and policies for the fiber industry.
Read 03The Gender and Development Corner shares resources, articles and insights on gender equality, women's empowerment and sustainable development.
ReadThe Department of Agriculture advises the public that Mr. Paul Parungao claims to be connected with the Department of Agriculture (DA) and offers services and/or contracts regarding purchase, lease or supply of farm machineries and equipment. Mr. Parungao is neither affiliated nor authorized to represent the DA in any official transactions. Report immediately to the Office of the Secretary through the Chief of Staff any similar act for appropriate action. Source: Memorandum from the DA Secretary dated 08 October 2025.
Quick access to online services, transparency, and weather information.
The Philippine Fiber Industry Development Authority (PhilFIDA) and the Presidential Commission for the Urban Poor (PCUP) strengthened their commitment to inclusive livelihood development through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding.
PhilFIDA Regional Office VIII, led by OIC Regional Director Joseph S. Salas, participated in the final validation of the ViCARP DOST-PCAARRD Project in Maasin City, Southern Leyte.
To help improve the efficiency and productivity of abaca fiber production, PhilFIDA Regional Office IV conducted a farmers' training on the operation and maintenance of the Abaca Spindle Stripping Machine (ASSM).
More news and updates from partners and media about the fiber industry. See all items on the Outside News page.
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BAFS TV episode featuring pineapple fiber
Official publications, infographics, and directories. Visit the Publications page for the full list.
Documents this office publishes under the Transparency Seal, and the national portals where you can check procurement, budgets and records.
PhilFIDA Regional Office VIII, under the leadership of OIC Regional Director Joseph S. Salas, officially kicked off the Training of Trainers (TOT) on Abaca School Bag Making in Maasin City, Southern Leyte.
