It’s the first -ber month of the year! Here are some of the crops available for the month of September.
The crops in season for the month of September.... Read More...
By Zac B. Sarian
Several years back, a pilot who had been reading our articles came to us. He wanted to know where he could buy African nightcrawlers, the ea... Read More...
Pineapple, scientifically known as Ananas Comosus Merr., is one of the country’s most popular fruits. It is also one of the top earners of foreign exchange amon... Read More...
A so-called high-value crop could be a low-value crop when prices are low due to oversupply or some other reasons.
By Rolando Dy
High-value commercial crops... Read More...
The East-West Seed Foundation (EWSF) has partnered with the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) to promote vegetable gardening in the homes star... Read More...
William Dar, the secretary of the Department of Agriculture (DA), is leaning toward a rice procurement program which involves local government units (LGUs) in a... Read More...
By Rafael D. Guerrero III
The pigeon (Columba livia) is the oldest domesticated bird originating from the Middle East about 10,000 years ago. Known for their... Read More...
By Mary Grace Nidoy
They were called upon to defend the camp, their bastion of political and arm struggle. And then they found themselves in the field, fight... Read More...
By Julio P. Yap Jr.
Combining organic and inorganic fertilizers, supplemented with a foliar fertilizer, has provided a retired professor to harvest more frui... Read More...
If you have a papaya plant like the one in photo, there is no way to save it. Pull it out and burn or bury it deeply. It is infected by PRSV or Papaya Ring Spot... Read More...
Three brothers in their 30s in Bacolor, Pampanga are taking care of 80,000 Japanese quail breeders, and every day, they are hatching 20,000 chicks, 10,000 of th... Read More...
By Zac B. Sarian
There are at least two ways of making good income from growing lapu-lapu, also popularly known as grouper. This we learned from Dr. Ruben Ta... Read More...
Gabby Laguardia of Pangasinan is a happy farmer these days. In his last crop of grafted ampalaya, he harvested 50-60 tons per hectare which is virtually double ... Read More...
By Zac B. Sarian
If you are going to start your own farm, you should make a well studied plan. Clearly spell out your vision. What kind of farm would you lik... Read More...
by Kelvin Neil B. Manubay
The months of August and September are the blooming season of the world famous ‘Waling-Waling’. Scientifically known as Vanda sande... Read More...
By Julio P. Yap Jr.
Stakeholders of the livestock and poultry industry in the country are expected to benefit from the introduction of sorghum as a cheaper f... Read More...
By Kaymart Gimutao
Benjamin Laviña, a farmer from Laguna, has been planting rice for more than 40 years now. Come harvest time, Laviña gets only the grains a... Read More...
By Zac B. Sarian
A lady medical doctor is running a profitable organic farm in the heart of Bacolod City in Negros Occidental. Her brothers are sugarcane pla... Read More...
A white spot disease earlier described as Phaeosphaeria Leaf Spot was first observed in Brazil in 1982. Later on, the disease was reported in South and Central ... Read More...
By Sandra Avant
The old adage “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure” can be taken literally when it comes to residual material from sugar crops such as ... 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.
