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A guide to composting

Patricia Bianca S. Taculao

By Patricia Bianca S. Taculao Most of the time, waste from the food we eat are just thrown away. But if you have a garden, there’s a way to reduce the organi... Read More...

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Kalye Luntian provides produce fresh from their farm to the bowl

Patricia Bianca S. Taculao

By Patricia Bianca S. Taculao As consumers search for healthier, tastier dining options, restaurants are turning to partner farms to continuously supply them... Read More...

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Changing the Urban Gardening Landscape, One Seed At a Time

By Kevin Joshua Rebultan What started as a passion project is now a key player in developing the urban gardening landscape. In a span of just two years, M... Read More...

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Former Strawberry Grower Finds Ashitaba a Better Choice

By Zac B. Sarian A long time grower of strawberry in Benguet has shifted to growing the true Ashitaba (Angelica keiski) since 2013 for a number of good reaso... Read More...

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Dr. Quail Integrates Rabbit and Quail Farm

By Angie M. Veneracion Denrick Alcaraz took on the family business of raising quails for egg production. Being the eldest of a family with three boys, it was... Read More...

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Raquel and the Legend of Maria Cacao

Cebu's Chocolate Queen Dedicates Her Life to Promoting Filipino Chocolate By Angelo G. Garcia When Raquel Choa was seven years old and still living in the m... Read More...

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Early Farmers Were Accompanied by Dogs

Patricia Bianca S. Taculao

By Patricia Bianca S. Taculao When the first farmers of Europe migrated west from the Near East around 10,000 years ago, they packed everything hey needed: c... Read More...

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Super Napier Gives Amazing Yield in Trial

Would you believe that a new foliar fertilizer formulation can accelerate the growth of Pakchong 1, also popularly called Super Napier, up to 15 feet tall in ju... Read More...

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Microalgae As Potential Feed for Hatcheries During La Niña

By Jobelle Mae L. Zuraek, DOST-PCAARRD S&T Media Service Major fluctuations in the supply of raw marine materials and theirprices may be experienced duri... Read More...

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Microalgae Paste: Benefits and How it is Used

From (PCAARRD Information Bulletin No. 63/2016) Microalgae are microscopic plant components of the natural food found in marine and freshwater environments. ... Read More...

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A ‘Bad Boy’’s Advocacy: Sauce-Maker Banks on Local Produce

By Fidel Feria One helps Filipino farmers by purchasing their harvest. With this in mind, why should one purchase produce from outside the Philippines? Th... Read More...

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Sunflowers, Tall and Proud

By Julius Barcelona and Aubregyn Ancheta In the language of flowers, the sunflower was originally seen as the flower of the sun god, following his course acr... Read More...

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Ex-OFW Nurse Now Bangus Queen Harvesting 20 Tons a Day

By Zac B. Sarian You would probably hardly believe that a lady nurse who went to work abroad to get away from the boring life she led in a fishing village ha... Read More...

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City University Sets Up Urban Rooftop Garden

Kristofer Purnell

By Kristofer Purnell Taguig City achieved a new agricultural milestone in August 2018 with the implementation of the first-ever urban rooftop garden atop the... Read More...

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Trap Tricks Psyllids with Sound

By Jan Suszkiw Agricultural Research Service (ARS) scientists this summer plan to field-test a new trap designed to disrupt the mating of Asian citrus psylli... Read More...

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PhilRice Alerts Farmers to Prepare for Rainy Season

By Julio P. Yap Jr. Following the devastation of agricultural lands by the El Niño phenomenon in the country, the Philippine Rice Research Institute (PhilRic... Read More...

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Bracing For La Niña with Foliar Fertilizer

By Julio P. Yap Jr. While many parts of the Philippines, particularly the agricultural areas, are still reeling from the effects of the El Niño phenomenon, t... Read More...

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Promoting Farm Tourism a Part of DOT’s Plan

By Yvette Tan Many things are more fun in the Philippines. Food, beaches, and for a growing number of people, farm tourism. “Tourism is being recognized a... Read More...

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Three New Philippine Mallard Lines Developed

By Zac B. Sarian Three pure lines derived from what is often called the “Pateros duck” or mallard (native itik) have been developed by researchers of the Nat... Read More...

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An Ethical Approach to Dairy Farming

Patricia Bianca S. Taculao

By Patricia Bianca S. Taculao There’s a farm in southwest Scotland whose farmers have made it their mission in life to make ethical dairy products. Tradi... Read More...

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5 days ago by agriculturemagazine Happy Valentine’s Day from us at Agriculture Online! ❤️ . Don’t forget to spread love to others and plants today! . Have a wonderful day ahead.
20 hours ago by agriculturemagazine It’s not too late to grab a copy of Agriculture Monthly’s February 2019 issue! . Get a copy to read about different Pinoy agriculture stories. . Agriculture Monthly is available at leading bookstores and newsstands nationwide. . To subscribe, email the Circulation Department at subscription.mb @gmail .com or call them at 527-75-22 or 26 (direct) or through the the trunkline at 5273080 loc 369. . You can also subscribe to e-magazines via Magzter, Press Reader, or Buqo. . Also check out out website at agriculture.com.ph where we post articles from past issues as well as new ones available exclusively online. . #agriculturemagazine
5 days ago by agriculturemagazine This is the home garden of a couple from San Miguel, Bulacan. . They both share in the love for growing things right in their home. . Read their story here http://agriculture.com.ph/2019/02/13/couple-shares-in-the-love-for-growing-plants/
2 days ago by agriculturemagazine These are native stingless bees known as “lukot.” . Discover more about it and how a farmer from Majayjay, Laguna provides pasture for the bees. . Read the story here http://agriculture.com.ph/2019/02/15/growing-sili-with-native-stingless-bees/
3 days ago by agriculturemagazine This cabbage grows on the farm of a former mechanical engineer who left his profession to go into farming. . Find out how he found his fortune in farming. . Read the story here http://agriculture.com.ph/2017/11/13/electrical-engineer-leaves-profession-to-become-a-farmer/

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