BACOLOD CITY: Negros Occidental Vice Gov. Jeffrey Ferrer, along with a sugar planters group, supports the decision of President-elect Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. to temporarily lead the Department of Agriculture (DA).
Ferrer, who headed Marcos' campaign in Negros during the May 9, 2022 elections, said in a statement that the president-elect's decision to take the helm of the DA shows he "is serious in working on his campaign promise that agriculture will be a priority agenda in his administration, which will greatly benefit Negros Occidental in terms of food security and in their efforts to wipe out the insurgency in the province."
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