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Majority of Filipinos are coffee drinkers. The growing number of coffee shops in almost every corner of the metro has become the most evident indication that the coffee industry is a thriving business. Whether it’s a form of social activity or simply a favorite pastime, drinking coffee has become an inevitable trend. With the popularity […]
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Palawan is still the leading producer of cashew in the Philippines owing to the 93 percent cashew nut production. Official data obtained from Provincial Agriculturist Teresita Guian indicated that the area planted to cashew reached to 62,859 hectares as of June 2013. While Palawan’s share on nut production is high, cashew farmers are still facing
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AgriBusinessFresh or dried, guraman doesn’t look anywhere the word enticing or appealing. They look like slimy worms when fresh and grey wires when dried. But as looks can be deceiving, the same goes for this vegetable from the sea. Once guraman is processed, it becomes one of the most valued fishery resources, producing appetizing dishes
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AgriBusinessThe Moringa oleifera, locally known as malunggay is a perennial vegetable tree proven to be highly nutritious with leaves, young pods and young inflorescence as the main edible parts. It is known to provide significant amounts of minerals, proteins, vitamins, beta-carotene, amino acids and an array of medicinal benefits. The gram-for-gram nutritional data comparison between
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Malunggay, scientifically known as Moringa oleifera, is a versatile and highly nutritious plant that has gained popularity for its various uses in food, medicine, and agriculture. It is commonly referred to as the “miracle tree” due to its exceptional nutritional content and wide range of applications. This production guide aims to provide comprehensive information on
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AgriBusinessAn economically important fruit crop, cashew consist of large, pear-shaped, fleshly fruit and small kidney-shaped seed (nut) attached to one end. Both the fleshly fruit and the nut are the edible and has considerable commercial value. The flesh portion of the fruit is eaten as dessert and also used in wine, alcohol and vinegar manufacture.
Cultivating Bonsai trees for beginners can be a great way to de-stress after working hours. Trying to grow a beautiful plant and make it look even more spectacular, is a wonderful way of relaxing. You can use your time fruitfully by tending and nurturing miniature plants and make them grow to beautiful pieces of art.
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AgriBusinessDid you know?… 10 Bonsai Facts 1 – That the origin of Bonsai, while often attributed to the Japanese, is actually Chinese in derivation? Many experts agree that bonsai, known as Pensai in China, was practiced by scholars, monks and the noble classes of China as far back as 600 A.D. 2 – That the
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