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Global conflicts make way for the rise of coco pandesal

Coco pandesal is being marketed as an alternative to the typical pandesal. The new pandesal ...

By Jerome Sagcal

July 25, 2022

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Indigenous farmer puts up agri-tourism site, attracts foreign client

By Daniel Jason M. Maches Sitting on a high mountain slope surrounded by lush forests ...

By agrimag

July 23, 2022

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Arroyo named farm tourism school chair emeritus

Pampanga second district congresswoman and former president Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo was recently conferred the title of ...

By agrimag

July 21, 2022

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Rare orange lobster saved from becoming dinner

Though crustaceans like lobsters turn orange when cooked, it is rare for orange lobsters to ...

By agrimag

July 20, 2022

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Cavite farms named DOT Centers for Fun

The Filipino folk song “Magtanim Ay Di Biro” may no longer hold true in Cavite ...

By agrimag

July 19, 2022

ENVIRONMENT

Watershed-based land use planning and management in the Philippines

By Vina Medenilla The security of the environment and human lives are interdependent on watersheds. ...

By Vina Medenilla

July 19, 2022

ENVIRONMENT

Gophers may be the first non-human mammal to “farm,” but only if scientists agree on what farming even means

Animals farm too. Such behavior has been seen in leaf-cutter ants, ambrosia beetles, and damselfish. ...

By agrimag

July 18, 2022

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Animal Nutrition company expands footprint with feed mill acquisition in Southern Mindanao

A global leader in animal nutrition, announced the acquisition of a feed mill in Polomolok, ...

By Yvette Tan

July 17, 2022

COMMUNITY

Is there room for the agriculture sector in the RCEP?

With the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), the largest trade agreement involving many countries since ...

By Yvette Tan

July 17, 2022

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An ancient grain from Visayan folklore: the nutritional value of kabog millet of Cebu and the race to save it from extinction

By Joan Oñate Narciso The Philippines is rich in biodiversity. Many plant species are endemic ...

By agrimag

July 16, 2022

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After three years of distance learning, internship at this natural farm provides overdue field experience for agriculture students

The current generation of college students will graduate, with more than half of their college ...

By Jerome Sagcal

July 15, 2022

COMMUNITY

Chef explains why he prefers sourcing from local farmers and fishers for his Pasig comfort food restaurant

The easiest way to support a farmer is to buy their produce. This is one ...

By Yvette Tan

July 14, 2022

ENVIRONMENT

US company manufactures cement using algae

Cement production, as important as it is to continued human development, has been getting a ...

By agrimag

July 13, 2022

COMMUNITY

Creating pillows from kapok fiber allows this housewife to earn money “just by sitting”

A row of houses surrounds the front of a cement company in Trece Martires City, ...

By Jerome Sagcal

July 13, 2022

COMMUNITY

Researchers discover process that dictates how much carbon plants can store

Researchers from the University of Western Australia have discovered a previously unknown process that dictates ...

By agrimag

July 11, 2022

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What is all the fuss about ethylene oxide?

The recall of three European countries on Lucky Me! products have spurred discussions on the ...

By Jerome Sagcal

July 11, 2022

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Agriculture organization proposes three point plan to PBBM to arrest food insecurity

The Philippine Chamber of Agriculture and Food, Inc. (PCAFI) held its first kapihan last July ...

By Yvette Tan

July 9, 2022

COMMUNITY

Back-to-back La Nina seems likely to continue for the third year

La Niña is a weather system associated with above-average rainfall in western Pacific countries such ...

By agrimag

July 8, 2022

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Misidentified giant waterlily is now the largest of its kind

The largest waterlily has just been hiding in plain sight. The newly identified Victoria boliviana ...

By agrimag

July 6, 2022

AGRIBUSINESS

Kapampangan farmer develops rabbit tocino and sisig as value-added products

Rabbit meat is not as mainstream as many rabbit farmers would want it to be. ...

By Jerome Sagcal

July 6, 2022

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Global conflicts make way for the rise of coco pandesal

Indigenous farmer puts up agri-tourism site, attracts foreign client

Arroyo named farm tourism school chair emeritus

Rare orange lobster saved from becoming dinner

Cavite farms named DOT Centers for Fun

Watershed-based land use planning and management in the Philippines

Gophers may be the first non-human mammal to “farm,” but only if scientists agree on what farming even means

Animal Nutrition company expands footprint with feed mill acquisition in Southern Mindanao

Is there room for the agriculture sector in the RCEP?

An ancient grain from Visayan folklore: the nutritional value of kabog millet of Cebu and the race to save it from extinction

After three years of distance learning, internship at this natural farm provides overdue field experience for agriculture students

Chef explains why he prefers sourcing from local farmers and fishers for his Pasig comfort food restaurant

US company manufactures cement using algae

Creating pillows from kapok fiber allows this housewife to earn money “just by sitting”

Researchers discover process that dictates how much carbon plants can store

What is all the fuss about ethylene oxide?

Agriculture organization proposes three point plan to PBBM to arrest food insecurity

Back-to-back La Nina seems likely to continue for the third year

Misidentified giant waterlily is now the largest of its kind

Kapampangan farmer develops rabbit tocino and sisig as value-added products

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