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Leyte’s Fiesta Sa Palayan

A celebration of the success of Leyte farmers. To recognize rice farmers’ recovery and triumph ...

By agrimag

March 9, 2018

AGRIBUSINESS

Tarlac Holds Food Fest, Agri-Trade Fair

As part of its 141st Founding Anniversary celebration, the province of Tarlac recently held a ...

By Tony Rodriguez

March 6, 2018

COMMUNITY

Sta. Maria, Ilocos Sur’s Vegetable Farmers

The inspiring story of a vegetable bowl in the north. By Tony A. Rodriguez Hemmed ...

By Tony Rodriguez

March 5, 2018

EVENTS

Deadly Diseases Overlooked for Too Long, Scientists Say

Decades of Neglect have allowed infectious diseases to devastate the lives of thousands of people ...

By Jaime Abella Sison

March 5, 2018

COMMUNITY

DA Adopts Value Chain as Basis for Rural Investments

The commodity value chain will now be used as a basis for granting investment funds ...

By Noel Provido

March 5, 2018

AQUACULTURE

Aparri, Cagayan Town Fiesta Opens with Veggies and Aramang

When the Term ‘aramang’ (Ilocano for alamang) is mentioned, the town being referred to is ...

By Tony Rodriguez

March 3, 2018

COMMUNITY

Meet Leah Cruz, the Woman Behind the Vegetable Exporters and Vendors Association Philippines, Inc. (VIEVA)

With the Vegetable Exporters and Vendors Association Philippines, Inc. (VIEVA), Leah Cruz helped organize growers ...

By Pete Samonte

February 28, 2018

EVENTS

Turf Wars: Lena Cobangbang’s Meditation on Greenery in the City at the Manila Biennale

Lena Cobangbang’s Manila Biennale piece Turf Wars explores the interaction bewteen plants and the city. ...

By Yvette Tan

February 28, 2018

COMMUNITY

15 Barangays in Panay Island Receive Over P47.5M Agri Projects

Panay Island –The Department of Agricuture (DA) in Western Visayas has poured in P47,527,387 worth ...

By Minerva Newman

February 27, 2018

EVENTS

WNC Projects Turns Plants into Art at the Manila Biennale

Artist Wawi Navarroza talks about using plants in her artwork at the Manila Biennale. Interview ...

By Yvette Tan

February 27, 2018

COMMUNITY

10-Year Study Shows ‘Lethal Factor’ Could be X-Factor for New Anthrax Vaccine

Researchers have identified a section of the anthrax toxin ‘Lethal Factor’ that could help produce ...

By Jaime Abella Sison

February 26, 2018

EVENTS

San Fernando, La Union Agri-Tourism Fair: features “Pinaka-Lympics” agricultural products

SAN FERNANDO CITY, La Union – Highlights the opening of Agri-Tourism One Town, One Product ...

By Erwin Beleo

February 23, 2018

COMMUNITY

Marginalized sectors get aid from DOLE

SAN FERNANDO CITY, La Union (February 9, 2018) – – The marginalized sectors across the ...

By Freddie Lazaro

February 22, 2018

COMMUNITY

Gov expressed alarm over the loss of sprawling agricultural land

Land misuse may have harsh effects on food productivity and the environment. By Freddie C. ...

By agrimag

February 21, 2018

COMMUNITY

MDC Dairy Enterprise Supplements Income Generation of Vulnerable Communities in Isabela

Expanding opportunities and making sustainable developments on the dairy industry in Isabela, Philippines. By Kathleen ...

By agrimag

February 12, 2018

ENVIRONMENT

What’s Up with our Municipal Fisheries?

Philippine fisheries are administratively categorized into the commercial, municipal, and aquaculture sub-sectors. The municipal fisheries sub-sector ...

By Rafael Guerrero III

February 10, 2018

COMMUNITY

BPI’s Lunch and Learn Series Shows Employees the Basics of Sustainable Living

BPI’s Lunch and Learn series introduces BPI employees to the ins and outs of sustainable ...

By Yvette Tan

February 7, 2018

EVENTS

A BT Corn Tour for the 8th Asian Farmers Exchange

What’s behind the BT Corn Tour organized for the Asian Farmers Exchange in the Philippines. ...

By Tony Rodriguez

February 6, 2018

EVENTS

The 2014 Pan-Asia Farmers Exchange Program

An event specially organized for the delegates that came from selected countries all around the ...

By Tony Rodriguez

February 5, 2018

ENVIRONMENT

How Photosensitization Can Stop Viruses from Infecting Cells

Get familiar with the Light Zaps Viruses and Photosensitization and how it can stop the ...

By Jaime Abella Sison

February 5, 2018

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Leyte’s Fiesta Sa Palayan

Tarlac Holds Food Fest, Agri-Trade Fair

Sta. Maria, Ilocos Sur’s Vegetable Farmers

Deadly Diseases Overlooked for Too Long, Scientists Say

DA Adopts Value Chain as Basis for Rural Investments

Aparri, Cagayan Town Fiesta Opens with Veggies and Aramang

Meet Leah Cruz, the Woman Behind the Vegetable Exporters and Vendors Association Philippines, Inc. (VIEVA)

Turf Wars: Lena Cobangbang’s Meditation on Greenery in the City at the Manila Biennale

15 Barangays in Panay Island Receive Over P47.5M Agri Projects

WNC Projects Turns Plants into Art at the Manila Biennale

10-Year Study Shows ‘Lethal Factor’ Could be X-Factor for New Anthrax Vaccine

San Fernando, La Union Agri-Tourism Fair: features “Pinaka-Lympics” agricultural products

Marginalized sectors get aid from DOLE

Gov expressed alarm over the loss of sprawling agricultural land

MDC Dairy Enterprise Supplements Income Generation of Vulnerable Communities in Isabela

What’s Up with our Municipal Fisheries?

BPI’s Lunch and Learn Series Shows Employees the Basics of Sustainable Living

A BT Corn Tour for the 8th Asian Farmers Exchange

The 2014 Pan-Asia Farmers Exchange Program

How Photosensitization Can Stop Viruses from Infecting Cells

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