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    S2A-1 Agcaoili - Black Gold of San Mateo

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    - San Mateo, Isabela is located in the southwestern part of the province, with a population of 67,000 people across 33 barangays covering 12,059 hectares of land. - The municipality's economy depends on agriculture, with 90% of land used for rice production and 65% for munggo production. Other crops include corn, vegetables, fruits, and livestock. - In 2011, San Mateo was declared the Munggo Capital of the Philippines by the Department of Agriculture, generating more income for farmers through munggo production. - Various munggo products have been developed and the annual Balatong Festival celebrates the municipality's munggo industry. Support from

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    - San Mateo, Isabela is located in the southwestern part of the province, with a population of 67,000 people across 33 barangays covering 12,059 hectares of land. - The municipality's economy depends on agriculture, with 90% of land used for rice production and 65% for munggo production. Other crops include corn, vegetables, fruits, and livestock. - In 2011, San Mateo was declared the Munggo Capital of the Philippines by the Department of Agriculture, generating more income for farmers through munggo production. - Various munggo products have been developed and the annual Balatong Festival celebrates the municipality's munggo industry. Support from

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    - San Mateo, Isabela is located in the southwestern part of the province, with a population of 67,000 people across 33 barangays covering 12,059 hectares of land. - The municipality's economy depends on agriculture, with 90% of land used for rice production and 65% for munggo production. Other crops include corn, vegetables, fruits, and livestock. - In 2011, San Mateo was declared the Munggo Capital of the Philippines by the Department of Agriculture, generating more income for farmers through munggo production. - Various munggo products have been developed and the annual Balatong Festival celebrates the municipality's munggo industry. Support from

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    S2A-1 Agcaoili - Black Gold of San Mateo

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    - San Mateo, Isabela is located in the southwestern part of the province, with a population of 67,000 people across 33 barangays covering 12,059 hectares of land. - The municipality's economy depends on agriculture, with 90% of land used for rice production and 65% for munggo production. Other crops include corn, vegetables, fruits, and livestock. - In 2011, San Mateo was declared the Munggo Capital of the Philippines by the Department of Agriculture, generating more income for farmers through munggo production. - Various munggo products have been developed and the annual Balatong Festival celebrates the municipality's munggo industry. Support from

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    of San Mateo, Isabela

    San Mateo, Isabela

     Classification : 1st Class


     Geographical Location : Southwestern part
    of Isabela
     Population : 67,000
     No. of Barangays : 33
     Total Land Area : 12,059.83 Hectares
     Agricultural Land Area : 90% (Rice Production)
    C : 65% (Munggo
    Production)
     Major Products : Rice, Munggo, Corn,
    Vegetables, Fruits &
    Root Crops,
    Livestock & Poultry
    Department of Agriculture declared San Mateo,
    Isabela as THE MUNGGO CAPITAL OF THE
    PHILIPPINES through Administrative Order No.
    23, Series of 2011
    • Generated more income for the farmers

    Through this scheme, the LGU


    allocated 20 kilos of munggo
    seeds to farmers which they paid
    after their harvest by means of
    munggo
    PODS and LEAVES
    Compost or Organic Fertilizer

    Mushroom Substrate
    Harvest /households 1-3 kg at Php
    120/kg/day

    Forage for farm


    animals
    Women became entrepreneurs by cooking
    native delicacies made of munggo like butchi,
    suman and others.
    BALATONG FESTIVAL
    BALATONG FESTIVAL
    Farmer achievers are recognized.
    Visitors visiting our munggo and demo farms

    GALING POOK FOUNDATION - Executive DILG Sec. Mar Roxas visit San Mateo during
    Director Eddie Dorotan our 6th Balatong Festival

    Visitors from Italy during the Balatong Festival


    Launching of Munggo Recipe Book
    2. Support of the National Government Agencies

    DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
    AND EMPLOYMENT

    DOST -FNRI
    San Mateo Munggo Processing and
    Packaging Center
    San Marcos
    Comparative Data of OPT of Preschool Children of
    2014-2015

    2014 % 2015 % 2016 %


    NORMAL 216 94.3 200 97.08 201 99.5
    2
    SEVERELY 1 0.43 0 0 0 0
    UNDERWEIGHT
    UNDERWEIGHT 9 3.93 5 2.42 0 0
    OVERWEIGHT 3 1.31 1 0.48 1 0.50
    Total 229 206 202
    COMPARATIVE DATA OF THE NUTRITIONAL STATUS
    OF PRESCHOOLERS 2008-2016
    Preschoolers are given nutri blend.
    Children becoming competitive in the field of sports
    DISASTER PREPAREDNESS
    Munggo - included in relief packs
    1. Establishment of the Galing San Mateo
    Pasalubong Center (GSMPC)
    San Mateo Munggo Processing and
    Packaging Center
    Munggo Threshers given to the 33 barangays of
    the Municipality
    the LGU has organized the Munggo Seed Grower
    Association
    7.42

    Munggo Canton Processing


    The munggo commodity was
    included in the Philippine Rural
    Development Program (PRDP)
    funded by the World Bank
    Awards and Recognition

    2015 & 2016 Awardee


    Awards and Recognition
    Awards and Recognition

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