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It’s our responsibility as human beings to care for the earth we live in. Reforestation and other projects with an ecological thrust ensure that younger generations have a beautiful earth to inherit.

Appreciating The Value Of Organic Fertilizers

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Reasons you need to know why people should appreciate the true value of organic fertilizer in Agriculture. By Rebecca Cagmat PHD The term "Organic" has c... Read More...

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A Natural And Better Alternative For Storing Food Products

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More and more people are becoming aware of the harmful effects to the environment of using plastic products or Styrofoam packs for food storage. By Julio ... Read More...

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Farming Innovation Benefits Remote Corn Plantation In Bukidnon

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A soft-spoken farmer who is nonetheless a successful entrepreneur in Barangay Iba, Cabanglasan, Bukidnon was able to maintain the productivity of his vast corn... Read More...

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Why We Need A Department Of Fisheries And Aquatic Resources

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Learn the several reasons why we definitely need a department on the country's fisheries and aquatic resources. By Dr. Rafael Guerrero III In the first r... Read More...

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Introducing A Simple, Inexpensive, Yet Accurate Coffee Moisture Meter

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There is now a simple, inexpensive, yet accurate coffee moisture meter for green coffee beans and coffee parchment. By Ofelia F. Domingo, DOST-PCAARRD S&... Read More...

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Energy Company Intensifies Green Charcoal Production

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Information upon a certain energy company's intensification on green charcoal production in Laguna, Philippines. An energy company based in Pampanga is inte... Read More...

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Mechanization is the Way to go in Making Silage

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Learn how it happened that mechanization is one of the avenues in making silage. By Zac Sarian The demand for silage from local livestock raisers is more... Read More...

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Ridge-to-Reef Ecosystem-based Rural Development

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Newly introduced national model for a food secure and ridge-to-reef ecosystem-based rural development in the Philippines. The town of Inopacan in Leyte, a t... Read More...

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From Eyesore Lot to Lush Veggie Garden in Malacañang Park

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Getting know the transformation and the process of turning an eyesore lot into a veggie garden in Malacañang Park. A vacant lot that used to be an eyesore at... Read More...

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Trees Grow Again in Mined-Out Fields

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The DENR is turning an abandoned copper-pyrite mine in Samar into a lush forest. By Zac Sarian Jointly undertaken by DENR-attached Ecosystems Research a... Read More...

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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/
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.
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/
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

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ENVIRONMENT

Appreciating The Value Of Organic Fertilizers

A Natural And Better Alternative For Storing Food Products

Farming Innovation Benefits Remote Corn Plantation In Bukidnon

Why We Need A Department Of Fisheries And Aquatic Resources

Introducing A Simple, Inexpensive, Yet Accurate Coffee Moisture Meter

Energy Company Intensifies Green Charcoal Production

Mechanization is the Way to go in Making Silage

Ridge-to-Reef Ecosystem-based Rural Development

From Eyesore Lot to Lush Veggie Garden in Malacañang Park

Trees Grow Again in Mined-Out Fields