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Initially underutilized and left to waste, the banana peduncle is now considered as an agricultural innovation with various potentials that
Banana peduncle turns into valuable products Read Post »
AgriBusiness
In Sam Chism’s personal reflection on bromeliads, he said, bromeliads are one of the best kept secrets in the plant
Bromeliads: the exotic plant Read Post »
AgriBusiness
The agro-climatic condition of a place is often associated with a particular fruit that is abundantly growing in that locality.
Pest management strategies for organic strawberry and citrus Read Post »
AgriBusiness
People have often associated eating organically-grown salad greens with healthy eating. And since leafy greens and vegetables are eaten fresh,
Fighting pests in organic salad veggies with EPN Read Post »
AgriBusiness
Sawdust contains 50 to 60% cellulose and about 30% lignin. Cellulose is an important component in animal feeds as a
Sawdust for Animal Feeds Read Post »
Livestock
Want to grow your own vegetables but don’t have much space? Aquaponics lets you do that and lets you raise
Expert Recommends Aquaponics for Urban Dwellers Read Post »
AquaBusiness
Young cob corn (Zea mays L.), the newly developed corn, has been used by Chinese as vegetable for generations and
Baby Corn Production Guide Read Post »
AgriBusiness
Important points to be considered in feeding of tilapia Feeding Habits An understanding on the natural feeding of fish is
Feeding of Tilapia Read Post »
AquaBusiness
In the Philippines, cashew is called kasoy or balubad in Tagalog or Balogo in Ilokano. It originated from north-eastern Brazil
Cashew Production Guide Read Post »
AgriBusiness
Tomato is an important vegetable known for the versatility of its uses both in fresh and processed food preparations. In
Grafting effective in producing off-season tomato Read Post »
AgriBusiness
A Japanese humanitarian agency has adopted Bureau of Agricultural Research’s (BAR) edible landscaping (EL) program that encourages home-based organic vegetable
The Philippines is steadily making its mark in the global cacao industry. With ideal soil conditions, a favorable climate, and
Cacao Production Guide Read Post »
AgriBusiness
Calauag, a municipality located in eastern Quezon, rears an abundance of coconut that covers more than 22,000 hectares. With the
Calauag’s Saba better and healthier with vermicomposting Read Post »
AgriBusiness
Big, bright red things with interesting flaps and folds in the skin, like some kind of ornamental chinese lantern- is
The exotic dragonfruit: A hot new fruit Read Post »
AgriBusiness
A farmers’ group is fast expanding its hybrid rice area to 100 hectares from only 30 hectares after experiencing a
The long-standing firestorm of debates, scientific discussions, and media coverage over genetically modified foods obviously revolve around a common issue
Genetically modified foods: how safe are they? Read Post »
AgriBusiness
What is contract growing? Simply put, you rear the chicks. Vitarich harvests the flock and markets the chickens. If you think about it, contract growing is easier to manage than any other poultry or livestock venture. Vitarich take care of the feeds, chicks, and technical services. They even take care of marketing. Better still, you […]
Poultry Contract Growing Business with Vitarich Read Post »
Livestock
The World Health Organization (WHO) has affirmed that genetically modified (GM) foods in the market have passed Codex food safety
