Reviewing your list and sorting out your ideas according to type of business activity will help you decide which business idea you will eventually entertain. Ask yourself this question: “Do […]
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BAR supports commercialization of canned chevon
Chevon or goat’s meat is a common dish in the rural areas. Various celebrations would often include specialty cooked goat dishes such as kaldereta, kilawin, pinapaitan, and sinampalokan. Putting added-value […]
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Philippine pork to the world
Swine production in the Philippines is a P191-billion industry and is the largest among the livestock and poultry industries of the country. It ranks next to rice with 18.28% contribution […]
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15 Facts Everyone Should Know About Real Estate Listings
You may have heard that the gradually improving real estate market is quickly coming to be a purchaser’s market. That suggests that the power of discussing a home sale has […]
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Value Added Products from Ube (Purple Yam)
Purple yam or ube/ubi in Filipino is used as an ingredient in many sweet desserts. It can also be made into ube flakes, ube jam, ube powder and ube pastillas […]
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Things to Think About When Starting a Hardware Store
Hardware stores are basically just like retail shops. However, hardware stores are one of the most important retail shops ever to exist. It’s usually where contractors and homeowners turn to […]
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7 Reasons It’s Time to Hire Your First Employee
You’ve built your business up from the ground up. It’s your baby. You’ve given almost everything you have to it. It’s understandable if you’re hesitant to bring another employee on […]
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Protein-enriched aquaculture feed from sweet potato push
Sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas) locally known as kamote, is an important food crop. In some areas of the Philippines, it is a staple particularly among marginalized families in provinces, as […]
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Ubi (Purple Yam) Production Guide
UBI (Dioscorea alata L.) or water yam is a vine which produces both aerial tubers called bulbils and underground tubers or roots. The bulbils, weighing a few grams to over […]
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How to make a homemade fresh salsa
Chevys® Fresh Salsa Whip out the food processor and fire up the grill because you’ll need these essential tools to clone one of the best restaurant salsas in the business. […]
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Top 10 Best Ways to Accept Credit Cards for Small Business
There are a lot of decisions about the business that small business proprietors need to make. One of the most significant, however, is which card system they will choose as their […]
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BAR intensifies support to yellow onion, soon to export in Japan
The Bureau of Agricultural Research (BAR), under the leadership of Director Nicomedes P. Eleazar supports the funding of a research initiative on yellow onion (Allium cepa) in the country. The […]
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Philippines to pioneer hybrid rice farming in Malaysia through SL Agritech, tests seen to succeed with Malaysia’s Mindanao-like climate
The Philippines is poised to pioneer hybrid rice farming in Malaysia through an initial pilot testing in Penang and Kedah which may start by the wet season planting by April […]
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How can small businesses leverage social media marketing for promotion and market acquisition?
Are you new to social media? Therefore, you can head over to the tool Sides Media to see the social media growth service. Getting started can feel a little alien […]
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How to Make Money in Medicinal Plant Farming
Financial Viability of Medicinal Plant Farming The integration of medicinal plant as a crop in agroforestry is a relatively new approach that is beneficial to the local people, whether they […]
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