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In the Philippines, vegetable overproduction can lead to up to 50% of crops going to waste due to limited market access and fluctuating prices. Without buyers or proper storage, farmers often end up dumping their harvest—losing both income and hope.

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Batitang

4 MINS, 21 SECS

Meet Cresencio Marcos, chairman of the Batitang Agriculture Cooperative. Despite leading a network of hardworking farmers, he’s faced with a brutal reality: too many crops, and nowhere to sell them.

RELEASE DATE: APRIL 12, 2025

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Arturo Ballon

Cresencio, 69 years old, is the chairperson of the Batitang Agriculture Cooperative in Barangay Batitang, Nueva Ecija.

The entrance to the Batitang Agriculture Cooperative greenhouse.
The entrance to the Batitang Agriculture Cooperative greenhouse.
The vegetable seedlings growing inside the greenhouse.
The vegetable seedlings growing inside the greenhouse.
A scenic view of the rural farm fields in Batitang.
A scenic view of the rural farm fields in Batitang.
A wide shot of the Batitang Agriculture Cooperative's building and surrounding farmland.
A wide shot of the Batitang Agriculture Cooperative's building and surrounding farmland.
Cresencio Marcos with the dedicated farmers of the Batitang Agriculture Cooperative.
Cresencio Marcos with the dedicated farmers of the Batitang Agriculture Cooperative.
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