The Department of Agriculture (DA) has assured the public that food supply remains sufficient to withstand the effects of Super El Niño, with current stockpiles indicating 75 days of rice, 125 days of chicken, 170 days of pork, and 90 days of corn. Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr. emphasized during a Malacañang briefing that maintaining these levels eliminates the need for panic, directing the National Food Authority to fill warehouses with local rice and considering imports only as a last resort. The DA has secured P45 billion in fertilizer assistance for farmers and fisherfolk, with P6.2 billion already allocated for fuel and fertilizer aid, and an additional P10 billion earmarked for solar irrigation systems and equipment. The government has also allocated P10 billion for 2027 to address worsening El Niño impacts, with Congress supporting the presidential assistance program. Progressive lawmakers are calling for an investigation into El Niño's agricultural impact, while the environment department advises against food hoarding and prepares for worst-case scenarios without declaring a climate emergency. The DA's measures aim to stabilize food security and support agricultural sectors facing climate challenges.

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