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Time Management Tips To Accommodate A Home-Based Business

7Feb

By PB2 Comments

Time Management Tips To Accommodate A Home-Based Business

It's a fact that people work for money because it is part of our lives, we work for it in order to live. Money is something that we need to posses to buy the necessities in life, and with this desire most would like to start some sort of extra income producing project. The trouble is, not many people seem able to fit "a second job" into their time schedules.People are always busy, but extra time for some sort of home-based extra income producing project can almost always be found. It may mean giving up or changing a few of your favorite pastimes and if you score big with your extra income project, you will have all the time you need for doing whatever you want to do.Efficient time management boils down to planning what you're going to do, and then doing it without backtracking....

How Legal Spend Management Can Be Simple and Helpful

27Apr

By PBNo Comments

Grow Your Business

How Legal Spend Management Can Be Simple and Helpful

Just like within any other type of business, legal firms have bills to pay, wages to worry about, expenses to cover, and, of course, payments and invoices to receive. For decades, this was done by hand by many accountants in each firm. Over the last 20 years, e-payment systems and accounting systems have come along, changing the way law firms and all other businesses do their spend management.In this day and age, all software is developing quickly. You only have to look at CRM and automation software to see how quickly back-office tasks are changing thanks to upgrades to computer programs. In this article, we will discuss how this has had an effect on accounting and legal spend management within law firms. What Is Legal Spend Management?Legal spend management means mor...

11Feb

By PB1 Comment

AgriBusiness

Sweet Tamarind Propagation and Management

Tamarind (Tamarindus indica Linn.) is one of the minor fruit crops in the Philippines with a great potential for commercialization. In certain parts of the country, it is an important crop because its fruits and other parts have varied food and medicinal uses.Tamarind has great export potential because its fruit may be processed into a number of acceptable products. But the mature and ripened tamarind fruit of the sweet type is said to be more important and expensive than when it is processed. However, the supply still does not meet the demand.Sweet Tamarind PropagationTamarind may be propagated by seeds and asexual propagation (i.e. grafting). Propagation by seeds is not recommended because the resulting plants do not grow true-to-type.Seeds obtained from healthy and matu...

6Dec

By PB7 Comments

Livestock Business

Goat Raising Guide

The optimum potential of goat as one of the main sources of milk and meat has not been fully tapped in 'the Philippines. The goat is popularly known as the poor man's cow because children and old folks who can not afford cow's milk prefer drinking goat's milk. Aside from being cheap, goat's milk is more digestible compared to cow's milk. (more…)

11Nov

By PB28 Comments

AgriBusiness

Mango Production and Farming Business

Philippine mango (the national fruit) is known worldwide as the best tasting variety of Carabao mangoes in the world. The Philippines produces about 1 million metric tons of mangoes a year (3.5% of the world production) - 95% for local consumption & 5% for export -it generates about US$35 million annually for the country. In Asia, the Philippines is the largest exporter of mangoes. Hong Kong and Japan are the biggest importers of mangoes in Asia. Next to bananas and pineapples, mangoes are the Philippines' most important agricultural produce in terms of export earnings. (more…)

18Oct

By PB7 Comments

AgriBusiness

Rubber Production Guide

The natural rubber tree (Hevea brasiliensis) is a native of South America introduced to Southeast Asia during the 19th century. Rubber trees can grow to a height of 18 to 39 meters and they grow best in warm and moist climate ranging from 70-95 Fahrenheit or 21-35 Centigrade with an annual rainfall of 80-120 inches (2,000-3,000 mm). The young rubber plants are raised in nurseries for 6 to 8 months and budded with bud scion from identified source before transplanting in using population of 400 to 555 trees per hectare. In five to seven years, the trees have stems of 18-20 inches (45-50cm) circumference and are ready for tapping or harvesting. Tapping can continue up to 40 years or beyond depending on the techniques of management. Rubber is one of the top 5 priority commodities of the Depa...

3Oct

By PB14 Comments

AgriBusiness

Tomato Production Guide

Tomato, scientifically known as Lycopersicum esculentum Miller is an important and popular vegetable grown in many parts of the world. The fruit is used as an ingredient in many food preparations and is regarded as one of the most profitable crops for off-season production, preferably from May to September. (more…)

3Oct

By PB3 Comments

AgriBusiness

Ampalaya Production Guide

Bitter gourd, which is known in the Philippines as ampalaya, is an annual plant that is native in this country. It is botanically known as Momordica charantia L. It can be grown anytime of the year for its edible shoots and fruits and offers a good supply of vitamins and minerals. Image: a) Sta. Rita b) Jade star and c) Native bitter gourd. (Photos from East-West Seed Company.)The fruit contains the hypo-glycemic principle charantin, which is used to treat diabetes. Bitter gourd is profitable when grown in small or large scale either in lowland or upland rice-based areas. (more…)

17Sep

By PB1 Comment

AgriBusiness

Carrot Production Guide

Carrot (Daucus carot L.) is a crop primarily grown for its fleshy root which is used as vegetable. Its root is rich in carotene, a precursor of Vitamin A. It also contains appreciable amounts of thiamine, riboflavin and sugar. (more…)

6Sep

By PBNo Comments

Business Ideas

How To Start An Event Management Business Important Skills

How To Start An Event Management Business Important Skills by: Kristina Antipova Daydreaming about starting an event management business? Maybe you have already worked in the events industry and think about working for yourself. Or perhaps your organized meetings in the past and feel it your life’s passion. Both are good reasons for acquiring the profession. (more…)

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