Called “pinaka” or the most, featured were the longest “buwig” of ornamental and commercial bananas, biggest coconuts, “kamoteng kahoy,” papaya, squash, “kamote,” “ube” and “gabi” and longest string beans, ginger, “upo, “okra, chili, among others.
“Ito ay ginagawa taon-taon ng provincial agriculture offi ce upang magkaroon ng inspirasyon ang mga magsasaka na makilahok sa mga programa ng agriculture offi ce at makapag- produce ng magagandang produkto,” Agriculturist II Louie Rodis said.
“Hindi pangkaraniwan ang laki ng mga prutas at gulay, excess sa standard size,” she added.
She said that the participants in the “pinaka” contest will be awarded prizes.
She described the ube as “pinaka-dabest.”
“Hindi pangkaraniwan ang size na na-produce dahil sa maayos na paghahanda ng lupa at ginamitan ng vermicas o organic fertilizer mula sa tae ng bulate,” Rodis said.
Ube can be harvested after 6 – 10 months of planting. Various agriculture products and equipment are on sale in the one-week agritrade fair.
