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COMMUNITY

Training improves veggie farmers’ practices

By Melpha M. Abello and Sahlie P. Lacson They started as a group with twelve ...

By agrimag

December 12, 2020

AGRIBUSINESS

Couple’s business helps small native handcrafters as well as backyard coconut farmers earn a modest, yet stable income

By Sahlie P. Lacson An enterprising couple saw the potential in crafting handmade pieces out ...

By Sahlie Lacson

July 14, 2020

AGRIBUSINESS

Innovativeness is the name of the game for this Bacolod-based entrepreneur

By Sahlie P. Lacson Forty-two year old Joel Jamora knows that in order to adapt ...

By Sahlie Lacson

July 8, 2020

AGRIBUSINESS

Quality makes this dragon fruit farm in Cavite endure stiff competition in the market

By Sahlie P. Lacson Silan Farm’s story is one that is full of inspiration. Husband ...

By Sahlie Lacson

June 30, 2020

COMMUNITY

A farm-to-table concept works best for this organic farming advocate

By Sahlie Lacson With the influx of ready-to-eat foods, wouldn’t it be more satisfying to ...

By Sahlie Lacson

June 11, 2020

AGRIBUSINESS

Farmer shifts from specialty produce to table vegetables

By Sahlie P. Lacson Carlomagno Aguilar, who manages Organic Growth, a farm that specializes in ...

By agrimag

June 8, 2020

LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

Managing our flocks to reduce risk of infection

By Sahlie P. Lacson In the wake of the recent African Swine Fever (ASF) that ...

By Sahlie Lacson

May 17, 2020

COMMUNITY

For Cordillera people, giving value to food is giving respect to cultural heritage

By Sahlie P. Lacson In the Philippines, one way of identifying a region or locality ...

By Sahlie Lacson

May 12, 2020

COMMUNITY

Cookbook showcasing Cordillera heirloom recipes launched

By Sahlie P. Lacson Food and culture are synonymous among people in the Cordillera region, ...

By Sahlie Lacson

May 11, 2020

AGRIBUSINESS

An aquaponic test farm proves to be a self-sustaining enterprise for this millennial farmer

By Sahlie P. Lacson What used to be a test farm for a few microgreens ...

By Sahlie Lacson

May 5, 2020

AGRIBUSINESS

Starting small, yet going big time with tuyo

By Sahlie P. Lacson Stories of long ago usually regard tuyo (dried herring) as a ...

By Sahlie Lacson

April 17, 2020

TIPS

Lesson for farmers: unite and consolidate produce

By Sahlie P. Lacson One valuable lesson shared by one farm owner in Batangas amid ...

By Sahlie Lacson

April 2, 2020

AGRIBUSINESS

How about farm inputs? Farmers also need them to ensure food production during community quarantine

By Sahlie P. Lacson Farm inputs like seeds, fertilizers, farm tools, and feeds are just ...

By Sahlie Lacson

April 2, 2020

TIPS

Farm on and sing with me! In times like these, music can help us get through

By Sahlie P. Lacson Who doesn’t love music? For one reason or another, almost all ...

By Sahlie Lacson

March 30, 2020

AGRIBUSINESS

From specialty produce to table vegetables

By Sahlie P. Lacson Carlomagno Aguilar, who manages Organic Growth told us that instead of ...

By Sahlie Lacson

March 24, 2020

COMMUNITY

What? Pesticide for Corona? Uh, oh.. not my Sharona

By Sahlie P. Lacson I was appalled last Saturday night upon receiving a forwarded message ...

By Sahlie Lacson

March 23, 2020

ORGANIC

How to start an urban garden according to a soil scientist

By Sahlie P. Lacson Dr. Ed Paningbatan Jr. is one fellow who devotes time after ...

By Sahlie Lacson

March 22, 2020

AGRIBUSINESS

Rising from the ashes through right attitude and the passion to farm

By Sahlie P. Lacson Twenty-nine years after Mt. Pinatubo’s eruption, the municipality of Bacolor in ...

By Sahlie Lacson

March 20, 2020

COMMUNITY

USAID grants awards to scale up initiatives in restoring Manila Bay

By Sahlie P. Lacson The U.S. government, through the United States Agency for International Development ...

By Sahlie Lacson

February 29, 2020

COMMUNITY

Diligence paved the way for this Ulat SIPAG top awardee for two consecutive years

By Sahlie P. Lacson It’s a second time in a row for Agriculture Magazine contributor, ...

By Sahlie Lacson

February 25, 2020

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Training improves veggie farmers’ practices

Couple’s business helps small native handcrafters as well as backyard coconut farmers earn a modest, yet stable income

Innovativeness is the name of the game for this Bacolod-based entrepreneur

Quality makes this dragon fruit farm in Cavite endure stiff competition in the market

A farm-to-table concept works best for this organic farming advocate

Farmer shifts from specialty produce to table vegetables

Managing our flocks to reduce risk of infection

For Cordillera people, giving value to food is giving respect to cultural heritage

Cookbook showcasing Cordillera heirloom recipes launched

An aquaponic test farm proves to be a self-sustaining enterprise for this millennial farmer

Starting small, yet going big time with tuyo

Lesson for farmers: unite and consolidate produce

How about farm inputs? Farmers also need them to ensure food production during community quarantine

Farm on and sing with me! In times like these, music can help us get through

From specialty produce to table vegetables

What? Pesticide for Corona? Uh, oh.. not my Sharona

How to start an urban garden according to a soil scientist

Rising from the ashes through right attitude and the passion to farm

USAID grants awards to scale up initiatives in restoring Manila Bay

Diligence paved the way for this Ulat SIPAG top awardee for two consecutive years

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