By Tony A. Rodriguez
The cooperative movement in the Philippines had its beginnings after the country’s colonization by Spain. With the transformation of the... Read More...
By Sheila Mae H. Toreno/DA-RAFIS 6
Legally known as the Boracay Women Producers Cooperative (BWPC), the Pinay Boracay, consisting of 500 members, had accesse... Read More...
By Patricia Bianca S. Taculao
Soybeans, or soya beans, is a legume crop popularly used as a raw ingredient for food such as soy milk, tofu, meat substitutes,... Read More...
Even ordinary farmers will succeed if they are equipped with the right technologies in agriculture—just like the 19 farmers in Mallig, Isabela who were trained... Read More...
By Zac B. Sarian
Some 20 years ago, in December 1995, a group of struggling but very determined widows and women farmers in Solsona, Ilocos Norte decided to ... Read More...
A farmer’s association in Zaraga, Iloilo is making organic farming a viable business for everyone in the community.
By Yvette Tan
Rice is one of the most im... Read More...
Green Rescue Organics or GRO is an agricultural enterprise that works with farmers to help them develop their skills in and knowledge of organic farming, and to... Read More...
A cooperative in Isabela has been giving good livelihood to its members.
By Tony A. Rodriguez
The PAYOGA/Kapatagan Multi-Purpose Cooperative of Gamu town in... Read More...
Backyard hog raisers have always been the disadvantaged sector of the livestock and poultry industry for a number of reasons.
By Zac B. Sarian
First, most o... Read More...
