Mangosteen (Garcinia mangostana L.) is a high-value tropical fruit that is widely-grown in the Philippines due to its well-regarded, unique taste and reputed health benefits. The fruit is covered in […]
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BD is the dedicated admin II of BusinessDiary.com.ph, passionate about empowering Filipino entrepreneurs with actionable business insights and tools. When not curating top-notch content or managing the site, BD enjoys tending to his garden, finding inspiration and peace in nurturing growth—both in plants and in the entrepreneurial community.
Agripreneurs make income from processed Batuan
How Agripreneurs making money from processed Batuan Batuan (Garcinia binucao), is an indigenous fruit crop usually found in tropical climate countries like the Philippines. It is usually eaten ripe and […]
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Pat the Carrot Queen: From a plain housewife to a profit-earning farmer
Patria Zamora or simply “Pat” to her colleagues doesn’t mind being called “The Carrot Queen”. In fact, it makes sense because carrot, according to her, is her preferred vegetable crop. […]
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How to Apply for a Business Loan in the Philippines: A Step-by-Step Guide for Small Business Owners
Do you need money to start or grow your business? One of the practical options for entrepreneurs like you is to apply for a business loan in the Philippines. Essentially […]
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Promoting the less-known, phytochemical-rich Pinoy fruits
Most young people nowadays are familiar with apples, grapes, plums, peaches, cherries, or pears. These are fruits that the Philippines imports from other countries because they only grow in cold […]
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How to Make Crepe
A crepe is a thin pancake. The French word is from the Latin root crispa meaning “curled”, from which the English word “crisp” is also derived. It originates from Brittany, […]
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Abaca integration to be implemented in typhoon damaged Leyte-Samar as Philippines gains global competitiveness through Rainforest Alliance certification
An abaca integration project is hoped to be replicated in typhoon-damaged Leyte-Samar as Philippine abaca enhances its global competitive edge from its Rainforest Alliance certification. A project that combines farming […]
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Watermelon Production Guide
Watermelon, commonly known as “pakwan” in Tagalog, is probably native to Africa. It is mainly eaten as dessert fruit. The rind is made into preserves and pickles; the seeds are […]
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Fruit Candy Making Business
Making fruit candies at home is a good additional business idea especially for work at home moms. Because of its natural sweet flavor, fruits are good and easy to make […]
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Natural Fruit Juice Blends of Soursop with Mango and Calamansi
Soursop grows abundantly in the Philippines. Thus, a blend of soursop and other fruits was developed to introduce new juice products. Specifically, soursop was blended with mango pulp and calamansi […]
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4 Ways Pinterest Is Better for Your Business Than Social Media
Is Pinterest a Social Media? Not exactly, anyway. You can find plenty of folks who certainly know what they’re talking about clambering for both sides. Some make the case that Pinterest […]
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Market niche for Philippine culinary herbs explored
A delightful culinary experience is never complete without a tinge of herbs that add exotic flavor and distinct aromas to dishes. Oftentimes, foods like this are associated with those being […]
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The importance of CCTV cameras for businesses
Closed circuit television cameras are now an integral part of business security systems to keep the business premises protected from the threats of vandalism and theft. Since the cameras come […]
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Certified Royalty-Free Stock Photos for Small Business Companies
Professional behind-the-scene photos and high-quality imaginary depicting business insights are indispensable for building your brand image. However, chances are sooner or later you will have to resort to using stock […]
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Rambutan: The exotic fruit of Southeast Asia
Maybe the majority of us Filipinos have seen this red hairy fruit . Indeed, the fruit’s name is derived from the Malay word “rambut” meaning hairy. It is usually eaten […]
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