On February 2016, Allied Botanical gave special prominence to its increasing collection of flowering plants in the annual open house in Pangasinan, and East-Wes... Read More...
By Pamela V. Carbungco
The adjective pig might now lose its metaphorical meaning with a new zero-waste pig farming system developed in Central Luzon State Un... Read More...
Whenever we visit places in the province, we always see to it that we visit the public market. That is where you will see the products that are produced in the ... Read More...
Case studies that provide hope for the Philippine coconut industry.
By Pablito P. Pamplona, Ph.D.
Part 1, which discussed the three Philippine government po... Read More...
One crop that we can grow in the Philippines but which we are not growing on a commercial scale is the jackfruit. No wonder our supermarkets, as well as fast fo... Read More...
Victoria Cruz Teodoro of Malamig, Bustos, Bulacan wants her grandchildren to enjoy life on a farmlike she did, as she was raised by farmer-parents. They should,... Read More...
Discover this beautiful orchid.
By Jim Cootes
Members of the genus Crepidium are usually found growing among the leaf litter on the forest floor in a range ... Read More...
Part Two of “Transform Coconut Farmers from Poverty to Prosperity by Revising Government Policies.”
By Pablito P. Pamplona, Ph.D.
1. Hybridization gave birt... Read More...
A transdisciplinary group of scientists has succeeded in increasing iron (Fe) and zinc (Zn) levels in rice through biofortification. This is a breakthrough in t... Read More...
With the aim of promoting “happy, healthy, healing” organic food for a healthier community, an organic trading post was recently established at Bonga Menor, Bus... Read More...
Despite the current initiatives to upgrade the stock of the native or Philippine carabao aimed at improving its milk and meat production potential, there are st... Read More...
It is possible to grow Japonica rice in the Philippines
By Miriam Du-Baltazar, Ph.D.
Rice has two major types: Indica and Japonica. In the Philippines, In... Read More...
Proper pasture management plays a vital role in higher productivity from and profitability of buffaloes
By Ma. Cecilia C. Irang
Pasture managers consider th... Read More...
Veterinary medicine students of the Central Luzon State University (CLSU), located at the Science City of Munoz, Nueva Ecija, recently enjoyed a rabbit faming s... Read More...
In other words, kanin-baboy can be good for the environment.
By Jaime Abella Sison, DVM, FPCVFP
A new study shows that if the European Union lifted the pigs... Read More...
Who knew that making money could be good for the environment as well?
By Dr. Rafael D. Guerrero III
The native pigs in the Philippines originated from the f... Read More...
The continuing efforts of the Philippine Carabao Center (PCC) to encourage Filipino farmers to venture into carabao-raising and carabao-based enterprises has gi... Read More...
Exotic fruits could be a potential moneymaking niche for interested farmers.
By Zac Sarian
The Philippines is a small producer of exotic fruits that include... Read More...
The Philippine Carabao Center (PCC) is boosting the features of the “Palayamanan Plus Nuestra” project of the Philippine Rice Research Institute (PhilRice) with... Read More...
On December 2015 we came face to face—so to speak—with a majestic 30-year-old durian tree in a 36-hectare farm owned by the Dimaporo family in Matungao, Lanao d... Read More...
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