At the onset of a pending agricultural crisis in 2003, a group of enterprising individuals came together to establish the Agricultural Sector Alliance of the Philippines or AGAP in order to create a cohesive body that can lobby for government intervention and public awareness. Initial stakeholders initially conceptualized an alliance, which eventually evolved into a potent force championing the protection and promotion the welfare of the agricultural sector.
In 2007, AGAP won a seat in the House of Representatives after campaigning as a partylist member during the concluded elections. The strong support it generated from the electorate body is a clear manifestation of the significant con
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