A first class municipality with around 60,000 people, Solano, Nueva Vizcaya is a premier town which serves as the commercial center in the province. Despite this, the local government unit (LGU) continues to improve its agricultural productivity, particularly its corn industry.

With commitment to contribute to the country’s overall development, Solano shapes its agricultural activities to support poverty alleviation, social equity, food security, and sustainable growth through rational use of resources, protection from unfair competition, and people empowerment.

A fourth class municipality in the province of Isabela, Burgos is known for its competitive corn farming industry. As a top corn-producing area, the municipal government maintains high standards for productivity to ensure self-sufficiency for its total population of around 24,000.

Situated in the northeastern part of Zamboanga del Sur, surrounded by vast land and water resources, the Municipality of Molave continues to provide significant contributions in the overall agricultural productivity in Zamboanga Peninsula.

Molave is a first class municipality producing various crops, including corn which is the second most important crop in the country. Its local government unit (LGU) was able to execute strategies to double its productivity for quality corn and further expand good agricultural practices (GAP) in the municipality.

Since 2015, Butuan has garnered recognition four times in the National Quality Corn Achievers Awards of the Department of Agriculture. But the laurels are not stopping the local government and its people to continue their mission to bring about sufficient production of local corn grains towards food security.

A fourth class town in the province of Capiz, Dumalag has operationalized a number of interventions to bring its Food on the Table Program further. With the support of its local chief
executive and agriculture leaders, the municipality was able to formulate more comprehensive programs and projects which are systematized, financially supported, and properly implemented for the benefit of its farmers. The ultimate goal is to have fruitful harvest at the end of each cropping
season.

Amulung is a second class municipality in the province of Cagayan with a total corn area of over 6,200 hectares and almost 4,000 corn growers.

With its rich farming endeavors, the local government envisions Amulung to be the center of high-quality agricultural products in Luzon with sustainable, environment-friendly, and globally competitive corn produced by empowered stakeholders. To achieve this, Amulung is pushing further to improve its corn industry by attaining a five percent annual growth rate in production and increasing farmers’ income by five percent annually.