Dex Villamin Share Good News About DV Boer Farms

After months of challenges after the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued an advisory against the Paiwi program of DV Boer Farms, Dexter Villamin happily faces farm owners, shareholders, and the media to present a positive development with the issue.

Just recently, the company has finally cleared itself from the advisory after months of legal collaboration and compliance, it has now been cleared and operations can again resume on all affected farms. However the advisory has already affected the company and its sub-farms all over the country.

Paiwi is a widely-accepted Filipino backyard farming wherein a person who owns livestock i.e. pig, chicken, goat, cattle, hires a neighbor or close associate to grow and nurture it until such time that is it ready to be sold, milked for its egg/offsprings or slaughtered for its meat.

"Banca Ni DV" Project of Oplan Pamamalakaya Provides Boats For Fishermen of Batangas

Fishermen of Batangas were the beneficiaries of the special project of Oplan Pamamalakaya which aims to provide new fishing boats or bancas to poor communities in the country. Dubbed as "Banca Ni DV," the boats were donated by DV Boer Farm International Corporation (DVBFI), headed by its CEO Dexter Villamin. The beneficiaries came from the coastal areas around Matabungkay in the town of Lian.

Oplan Pamamalakaya is a DVBFI initiative intended to offer profitable and sustainable livelihood opportunities for the members of Magsasaka Inc., a legitimate non-governmental organization (NGO), with the purpose to contribute to the country's overall agricultural progress and development not only in  terms of livestock farming but crop production and fisheries as well.