Raising frogs for its meat Have you ever tasted frog meat? Be it fried, adobo, sinampalukan, it always tastes like chicken! Of course there are frog species that are edible, […]
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Are garlic and onion still making money?
Can you imagine not putting garlic or onion in any of your food? I imagine that soups, stews, and casseroles wouldn’t be as delectable, aromatic, and appetizing. But can you […]
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How to Start a Franchising Business
1. What is Franchising? Franchising is a business method of expansion that allows an individual or group of individuals to market a product or a service and to use of […]
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7 Tips To Launch Your E-commerce Store Without Capital
Since the digitalization, everyone is looking forward to utilizing it in their respective fields. Similarly, the retail business has adopted technological advancement wisely. Almost all the big retailers have already […]
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Malunggay improves lactation in dairy cattle, increases income of farmers
Malunggay (Moringa oleifera) is not only best for lactating mothers, it is also one of the scientifically-proven forage species that improves lactation in dairy cattle. Touted by scientists as a […]
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How to Start a Home Bakeshop Pandesal Business
Starting your own pandesal business makes your life fun and rewarding. Pandesal is a Spanish word for “salt bread”. It is a rounded bread usually eaten by Filipinos during breakfast. […]
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Indigenous plants: Safe alternative to artificial food color
Color plays an important role in our food preference. It can predetermine how we perceive the taste and flavor of what we’re about to eat. In fresh foods, we rely […]
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Building climate-resilient communities
“Mainit na talaga…kapag nahuli ka ng tanim wala na talaga…” This is the common sentiment shared by the farmer cooperators in San Francisco and Guinyangan, Quezon. They shared that rain […]
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Beefing up Siquijor’s healthy beef
Siquijor, a tiny island province known for its mysterious and bewitching tourist attractions, is likely to be famed for yet another of its best and finest product — its beef. […]
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Natural Enemies Control Jackfruit Pest
“Ulod sa bunga sa lanka,” technically the jackfruit fruit borer (Glyphodes caesalis Walker), is becoming a major insect pest, especially in Eastern Visayas. The fruit borer causes about 30?40% damage […]
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Wide gap in GDP contribution of Muslim region at 1% should be closed against NCR’s 36%
An ASEAN market access program aims to close a wide gap in the contribution to GDP of extremely poor regions such as the Muslim region’s minuscule 1% compared to the […]
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Non-inclusion in IPP 2017, lack of financing for agritourism cooperatives identified as gap in Ph agritourism development
Farm tourism’s non-inclusion in the Investment Priorities Plan (IPP) 2017 and lack of financing for agritourism cooperatives have been identified as major gaps that hinder Philippines’agritourism development. In a farm […]
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Some 100 farmers ask President Aquino to allow Bt eggplant use in a signed Declaration of Support
Some 100 farmers are asking President Benigno S. Aquino III to allow them to start planting the banned Bt eggplant believing it will reduce health-harmful pesticide spraying and will improve […]
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A CPAR vegetable farmer in Ifugao proves there is money in organic
The government has been consistent in its promotion of the organic agriculture to address food security, sustain human health, and protect environment. However, most farmers still prefer conventional farming due […]
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9 Content Strategies You Need For Your Business
9 Content Strategies You Need For Your Business Digital marketing is a conglomerate of features where each element plays a critical role one way or another. However, most marketers believe […]
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