Drones for pest control are being deployed under the PEST D-Tech project to help farmers manage pest and disease infestations in corn and onion farms across Central Luzon. An initiative …
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Goat raising is being eyed as a practical solution to help revive the Philippines’ struggling dairy industry, particularly in upland areas where traditional livestock farming remains a challenge. Geographically, the …
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Grape farming Philippines is proving to be a profitable venture as a Davao-based lawyer demonstrates how grapes can thrive in the country’s climate. Grapes are excellent sources of manganese and …
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The ₱20 per kilo rice program 2026 will receive a major funding boost as the government allocates at least ₱14 billion to expand affordable rice access for millions of Filipino …
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The cacao industry plays a vital role in the global food economy, supporting millions of farmers and fueling the world’s growing demand for chocolate. The world is full of chocolics …
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Turning barren lands into productive farms is no easy task, but decades of sustainable farming work in Mindanao prove that degraded land can be transformed through education, persistence, and community-driven …
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Tobacco Dust as a Natural Pesticide In the Philippines, farmers are now using tobacco dust pesticide as a natural alternative to chemical pest control. Numerous health advocates strongly oppose tobacco …
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The versatile amaranth rediscovered Amaranth, locally known as kulitis, is an often-overlooked but highly versatile plant that offers food, animal feed, and farming benefits for Filipino farmers. Unknown to many …
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Are Bt eggplants safe to eat? Eggplant is among the favorite vegetables of Filipinos. They come in different sizes, shapes and colors, especially purple, green, or white. There are even …
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Underutilized vegetables in the Philippines play a crucial role in improving nutrition, strengthening food security, and addressing malnutrition, especially among vulnerable communities. Although nutrition is recognized as a basic human …
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