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The World Health Organization (WHO) has affirmed that genetically modified (GM) foods in the market have passed Codex food safety
Hog Raising Guide. Swine Raising is a popular enterprise such that there is a proliferation of backyard hog raising which dominates the swine industry. Hog Raising made easy
Swine/Hog Raising Investment Guide Read Post »
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By adding rice straw to the soil before planting the next crop, you can return nutrients to the soil, make
Rice straw maintains soil fertility Read Post »
AgriBusiness
How to make big in Mongo production? Mongo production is an added income for farmers while waiting for two months
How to Start a Mongo Production Business Read Post »
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Low Cost Veterinary Treatments for Livestock Includes traditional herbs and other treatments. Readers should note that these traditional medicines have
Low Cost Veterinary Treatments for Livestock Read Post »
Livestock
Cacao’s genes and physical characteristics are being looked into in a study by applying the latest technology in functional genomics
Cacao genes improvement to speed up development of the country’s chocolate industry Read Post »
AgriBusiness
Why Oil Palm is Easy and Profitable to Plant By: Pablito P. Pamplona, PH. D. Recently, many farmers asked me
Rice is and will always remain as one of the most important staple foods among Filipinos. For most of us,
Study examines genetic diversity of Arakan Valley’s indigenous upland rice Read Post »
AgriBusiness
Don’t you know that you can grow vegetables and herbs even if you only have a small space? With the
How to Make Soil Conditioners for Urban Gardening Read Post »
AgriBusiness
Sweet sorghum planter Bapamin Enterprises eyes to produce popular American snack granola bar using nutritious sweet sorghum grains possibly under
Gabi is one of the major rootcrops grown throughout the country. It can be grown almost anywhere, upland or lowland.
The Swedish International Cooperation Agency (SIDA) has ruled that its funding should never be used for “criminal activities” amid admission
WHAT IS TRICHANTERA GIGANTEA? Trichantera gigantea, a fodder tree, also known as Nacedero or Madre de Agua. It was introduced into the country some years ago from Latin America (Columbia and Venezuela) and adapts well in local tropical conditions. It can be planted to a wide range of soil types and elevations up to 1800 […]
Trichantera gigantea as Feed Supplement for Swine Read Post »
Livestock
Imagine a natural fiber that is 1-4 meters long, golden and silky. No wonder, the jute fiber is dubbed as
Jute: A versatile, durable vegetable fiber Read Post »
AgriBusiness
Torrential rains, floods, and blackouts may have been battering the city of Zamboanga but it did not dampen the spirit
Saving the country’s cheapest source of protein: Tamban Read Post »
AquaBusiness
Duck-raising and balut production are often associated with Pateros and other bayside areas. But, inland duck raising can be as profitable as riverside duck-raising, especially with some duck varieties that prefer land to water. Ducks are easier to raise than chickens; they gain weight easily and are more resistant to sick and disease. They may […]
How to Raise Inland Ducks Varieties Read Post »
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Guyabano or soursop is one of the minor crops that is gaining popularity because of its economic uses. It is
Guyabano (Soursop) Production Guide Read Post »
AgriBusiness
Raising sheep in the Philippines can be as profitable as raising goats in local farms. Sheep contributes to food production, rural employment and gross national product by converting roughages into meat, wool and skin. Although Filipinos do not generally eat meat lambs, there is a growing demand for mutton and scope for export of meat. […]
Raising Sheep in the Philippines Read Post »
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