By Julio P. Yap Jr.
The Province of Negros Occidental invites everyone, particularly agriculture enthusiasts and agripreneurs, to the Silver Anniversary of ... Read More...
There were agricultural crisis in Cuba after the Cold War. Access to chemical fertilizers, fossil fuels, and pesticides were banned, but that didn’t stop the Cu... Read More...
Dr. Boyd Mori, research scientist at the Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC), studies about the pest that damages canola, cabbage, and broccoli crops. He no... Read More...
By Mario M. Bibat
During a program at the Hortanova Farm in Lipa City last January, Simon N. Groot, the founder of East-West Seed, revealed that it was not ... Read More...
Cucamelon, sandiita (little watermelon in Mexican), more known as mouse melon, is becoming popular nowadays because of its cute appearance--it looks like a teen... Read More...
Want to lessen your environmental footprint while gardening in a low-budget? Practice sustainable gardening by following these ten tips!
First is going organ... Read More...
The U.S. government, through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), announced new assistance of R100 million (US$ 2 million) to boost ... Read More...
A lot of people around the world drink billions of gallons of tea, four billion from Americans alone. 18% of those tea-drinkers order theirs decaffeinated. Meth... Read More...
The environment has its ways of telling us about their state. We can actually know what the air was like years ago by looking at tree rings. Air pollution level... Read More...
By Zac B. Sarian
In May 1992, the late Abraham Tadeja, who produced organic fertilizer, brought me to Cabanatuan so I could interview his customer who start... Read More...
Brandon Barton, an assistant professor of Biological Sciences at Mississippi State University, together with his students, tried the power of rock music on plan... Read More...
Have you eaten Wasabi?
Your answer to that question is probably ‘yes,’ but this article would beg to differ. What most of us have tried is probably just wasa... Read More...
With the globalization of the food trade, the challenge of keeping up with the changes in consumption and demand due to economic growth rises apace.
The 14t... Read More...
Liz Whitehurst, 32, a liberal arts college graduate who was raised in the Chicago suburbs, chose the life of farming, joining other city-dwellers and other gree... Read More...
By Julio P. Yap Jr.
The common belief that colorful flowers can only thrive in cooler highland areas has been shown to be untrue following the development ... Read More...
The previous article enumerated the common varieties of snake plant that are regularly available in gardens, plant bazaars, trade fairs, and the like.
Snake... Read More...
By Myrrh Caithlin L. Guitierrez
A lot can be done when people work hand-in-hand.
Different government agencies converged and collaborated to establish t... Read More...
The average farmer in the United States is now 50 years old and above. As these farmers bid their farewells to farming, fewer ones are taking their place.
... Read More...
In line with the cactus society's tradition, the fourth run of the Cactus Fiesta Fair will be launched on April 5 - 7, 2019 at UN Square in Manila.
The cactu... Read More...
Agriculture Monthly magazine is the Philippines' best-selling magazine on all things agriculture. Helmed by veteran agriculture journalist Zac B. Sarian, the magazine is packed with information and inspiration on how to make the most of your farm or garden.
