KIDAPAWAN CITY, Cotabato— The price of tomato in this city climbed to as high as P150 per kilo as persistent monsoon rains and rain-induced landslides disrupted production and reduced market supplies, a local vegetable vendor said. Josephine Bugonotan, who has been selling vegetables at the Kidapawan City Mega Market for nearly two decades, said heavy rains over the past several days damaged tomato farms in Barangay Kisante in the neighboring town of Makilala, one of the area’s major sources of the crop. She added that tomato plantations in Sitio Sumayahon, Barangay Perez in Kidapawan City, were also buried by landslides […]...Keep on reading: Tomato peaks at P150/kilo in Kidapawan as rains, landslides hit farms