By VINA MEDENILLA
“If you want to be happy for a lifetime, be a gardener,” says Kenneth Joy Fuentes Gonzales, 43, an employee at the Municipal Planning and D... Read More...
BY VINA MEDENILLA
As the pandemic forces many businesses to shift online, many consumers also resort to buying their essentials digitally.
The web serves... Read More...
By VINA MEDENILLA
Although there has been an increase in grape and strawberry production in the country, it is not yet as widespread as it could be in urban ... Read More...
By VINA MEDENILLA
Constancio E. Estuye Jr., 60, a chief marine engineer in a foreign vessel, also grows grapes and strawberries in the city.
His 162 sqm ... Read More...
By VINA MEDENILLA
To live on a farm away from the hustle and bustle of the city is a dream for many Filipinos. One can choose to relax, and at the same time,... Read More...
By VINA MEDENILLA
The several months of isolation due to the health crisis has resulted in an increasing number of budding home gardeners. Gardening, for som... Read More...
By VINA MEDENILLA
In Bauang, La Union, you’ll find Climasenrose Grape Farm, a 3000sqm grapes farm owned by Rosendo Calica, 73, who has been into grape farmin... Read More...
By VINA MEDENILLA
It is the most difficult times that make us fall hard and rise stronger. Climasenrose Farm in Bauang, La Union is a thriving grapes farm th... Read More...
by VINA MEDENILLA
La Union is one of the most popular surfing destinations in the Philippines to date. One farm that has been embracing this edge and promoti... Read More...
By VINA MEDENILLA
The Department of Education (DepEd), through the Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Service (DRRMS), released a microsite that features... Read More...
By VINA MEDENILLA
In Madrid, Spain lies a 1.5-hectare farm managed and owned by Filipinos. Ghie, as she prefers to be called, 50, and her husband Ramon, 65, ... Read More...
By Vina Medenilla
Bokashi is a Japanese word for fermented organic matter. In as fast as 30 days, one can create a natural fertilizer for the plants through ... Read More...
By Vina Medenilla
Moving to a place outside one’s homeland is a major life event and not everyone is lucky to have a smooth transition. The adjustment period... Read More...
By Vina Medenilla
Everyone has been affected since the pandemic started spreading around the world. The quarantine protocols that are put in place to halt t... Read More...
By Vina Medenilla
In the world of show business, we typically see artists either on television or on the big screen. As new technological trends arise, this ... Read More...
By Vina Medenilla
Just a few hours away from Manila is a 4.8-hectare agri-forest farm in Cavinti, Laguna. FarmShare Prime, as its owners say, “is a community... Read More...
By Vina Medenilla
Farming is a challenging but fruitful profession. Millions of Filipino households are part of the agriculture industry that may suffer setb... Read More...
By Vina Medenilla
The demands of life can sometimes be overwhelming. This is why Lucelitte “Celet” Retalla Galvez, an entrepreneur who runs a feed business i... Read More...
By Vina Medenilla
About 70 percent of Philippine fishing grounds are currently overfished. If this continues, future generations won’t have fish to... Read More...
By Vina Medenilla
The Philippines, according to the Department of Agriculture (DA) Secretary William Dar, has a strong bilateral connection with Is... Read More...
Vina Medenilla is a content producer for Agriculture Monthly magazine. She is a graduate from Miriam College with a bachelor’s degree in Communication. Fashion, photography, and travel are some of the things she loves. For her, connection with nature is essential to one’s life.
