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Discover how the Department of Agriculture - Western Visayas, through its Adaptation and Mitigation Initiative in Agriculture (AMIA) program, is transforming the lives of farmers in Numancia, Aklan. This video showcases the journey of the Numancia AMIA Village Farmer's Association (NAVFA), a cluster of three farmer groups united to build a climate-resilient and sustainable livelihood.

Learn how NAVFA successfully grew their native chicken enterprise from an initial 50 heads to over 300, and how they are reinvesting their income to acquire new equipment and expand their operations. From organic farming and native pig production to an innovative Organic Trading Post, see how collaboration between the government and local communities is creating a blueprint for agricultural success in the face of climate change.

TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - Introduction: A New Beginning for Aklan Farmers
0:13 - The AMIA Village in Numancia, Aklan
0:28 - Uniting Farmers: The NAVFA Cluster Association
1:00 - Main Enterprise: Native Chicken (Darag) Production
1:07 - A Farmer's Story: Mark Naraulan, NAVFA President
2:15 - Reinvesting for Growth: New Farm Equipment & Facilities
2:41 - Success by the Numbers: From 50 to 300 Chickens
3:06 - Vision for the Future: Supplying Boracay's Demand
3:32 - Overcoming Challenges like African Swine Fever (ASF)
3:50 - Diversified Farming: Vegetables, Pigs, and Vermicast
5:50 - The Organic Trading Post & Community Enterprise

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