Bell Pepper Rescue

CYCLE OF WASTE. A bicyclist out on what is supposed to be a relaxing past time passing through two vegetable dumping sites within kilometers of each other in Bayombong town in Nueva Vizcaya. The first one, tomatoes, was widely recirculated and members tagged us to it. This why we came to do a Tomato Rescue Buy recently for multiple farmers.

The second set of pictures that the cyclist took are BELL PEPPERS. They never made it past his page. If a tree falls in the forest and there was no one there to hear it fall, did it make a sound? This dumping of Bell Peppers, if we did not see it and if we did not do anything about it, did it ever happen? The cyclist says some of the bellpeppers can still be saved, the dumping site was just week old. (“Wala pang isang linggo, nung nagtapon sila ng kamatis… bell pepper naman, pwede po puntahan ngayon marami pa 26 crates daw yan, near Pawak Elementary school Bayombong Nueva Vizcaya location”). I don’t think people would get very much if they picked through garbage, and the farmer certainly gets nothing.

BELLPEPPER — P260 for 3 kilos

Helps Benguet and Nueva Vizcaya farmers

Let’s all talk and think about preservation if we did something together for Bell Pepper farmers. Bell Pepper can get very expensive, up to P400 per kilo if not more. If we can buy it now, you’ll have all the bell Peppers you need in your life. Get it at P260 for 3 kilos.

BELL PEPPER RESCUE BUY. We are seeking your kind support for a Rescue Buy™ of 300 kilos of Bell Peppers. If you give P260, your share shall be 3 kilos.