Five of the six grandchildren of Cong. Roilo Golez (the other one is just a two-month old infant), armed with trowels, spades, rakes and hoes, spent the whole sunny afternoon, to get a lecture on urban vegetable farming and do actual planting in the congressman's Agripinoy vegetable farm in the heart of Barangay San Antonio, Paranaque City. They were RV, Mikee, Yeye, Erika and Robby, together with friends Rica and Natasha. Sweating and sunburnt, they ended the day happy and donated their garden tools to the caretakers of the vegetable farm.
The Cong. Roilo Golez Agripinoy Project, San Antonio 24 February 2013, received financial & technical support from the Department of Agriculture, in collaboration with Mayor Florencio Bernabe Jr., Councilor Benjo Bernabe II, Councilor Rico Golez, City Health Officer Dr. Olga Virtucio, City Agriculture Officer Fe Ferolino and got the onsite assistance and supervision of San Antonio Barangay Captain Pol Casale and project manager Kagawad Joms Eugenio. The Puentebello Homeowners Association through President Amante Caluya provided the open space while retired PNP Superintendent Baggy Bagunas is the project director for Cong. Roilo Golez. This is a model farm for urban farming to provide food and nutrition to the community.
The Cong. Roilo Golez Agripinoy Project, San Antonio 24 February 2013, received financial & technical support from the Department of Agriculture, in collaboration with Mayor Florencio Bernabe Jr., Councilor Benjo Bernabe II, Councilor Rico Golez, City Health Officer Dr. Olga Virtucio, City Agriculture Officer Fe Ferolino and got the onsite assistance and supervision of San Antonio Barangay Captain Pol Casale and project manager Kagawad Joms Eugenio. The Puentebello Homeowners Association through President Amante Caluya provided the open space while retired PNP Superintendent Baggy Bagunas is the project director for Cong. Roilo Golez. This is a model farm for urban farming to provide food and nutrition to the community.
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