Agriculture Online

12/12/2024

TAIWAN 2025? BALI 2025? 🗺️

Take the plans out of the group chat! Here’s the list of possible long weekends next year.

11/12/2024

11/12/2024

24/11/2024

OUR COFFEE ISSUE IS OUT!
Are you a coffee lover? Agriculture Magazine’s issue focused on the latest trends in coffee is out. In this issue, you will read about the specialty coffee of Atok, Benguet; the coffee farming journey of Sultan Kudarat; and the initiatives of the local government of Cadiz City to transform their agrarian reform beneficiaries into coffee growers and processors. Grab your copy now via Lazada. Scan the QR code or go to this link. https://tinyurl.com/chh9zwcb

29/10/2024

AGRICULTURE MAGAZINE'S SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 2024 ISSUE IS OUT!

Grab a copy and read the very interesting feature stories on the changing fortunes of Laguna de Bay fishermen, the bougainvilea boom in Cebu, the efforts of Rural Rising Ph in helping farmers with oversupply, the lessons learned from the BGC urban farm, the new squash variety that is resistant to the Kulot virus, tips for would-be retirees who are looking at farming as an option, and many more! Plus it has dramatic photographs from the Pagcor photo contest that focused on harvests in various forms.

You may scan the QR code to order! Enjoy!

Agriculture Magazine is available in National Book Stores (Metro Manila branches) and Booksale stores nationwide.

You may also purchase it online via Lazada!
Lazada: https://tinyurl.com/s5m56w59
Shopee: https://tinyurl.com/4ktphj2n

For digital copies:
PressReader: bit.ly/3ugqAJj
Magzter: bit.ly/3wyQ3kd

Contact the circulation department at 8527-8121 Loc. 369, 0917-1360110 or email [email protected] for more details.

Cheers to our Filipino fisherfolk, farmers, and gardeners!

29/10/2024

LOOKING FOR OUR LATEST ISSUE? You may get it via Shopee. Here's the link...

22/10/2024

LOOK! The latest issue of Agriculture magazine launched two weeks ago at the Agrilink is now available through Lazada and Shopee! This issue is packed with very interesting feature stories on the changing fortunes of Laguna de Bay fishermen, the efforts of Rural Rising in helping farmers with oversupply, the lessons learned from the BGC urban farm, the new squash variety that is resistant to the Kulot virus, the bougainvilea boom in Cebu, and many more! Plus it has dramatic photographs from the Pagcor photo contest that focused on harvests. You may scan the QR code to order! Enjoy!

04/10/2024

The Philippine Crop Insurance Corporation (PCIC) offers vital protection to Filipino farmers against losses from natural disasters, pests, and diseases. Despite its importance, many farmers remain unaware of the benefits and process of enrolling in crop insurance, highlighting the need for increased awareness and education.

The Philippine Crop Insurance Corporation (PCIC) offers vital protection to Filipino farmers against losses from natural disasters, pests, and diseases. Despite its importance, many farmers remain unaware of the benefits and process of enrolling in crop insurance, highlighting the need for increased...

04/10/2024

"Identify your market before planting,” advises Engr. Jose Emie Siojo, founder of Turbulent Drip Sales, Inc., known for pioneering greenhouse technologies in Philippine agriculture. Exhibiting at Agrilink 2024, Siojo emphasizes that without a clear market strategy, even the most advanced farming innovations can lead to frustration.

"Identify your market before planting,” advises Engr. Jose Emie Siojo, founder of Turbulent Drip Sales, Inc., known for pioneering greenhouse technologies in Philippine agriculture. Exhibiting at Agrilink 2024, Siojo emphasizes that without a clear market strategy, even the most advanced farming i...

04/10/2024

More photos from Day 1 of Agrilink 2024. Visit Agriculture magazine's and Manila Bulletin's booth ( #130) inside the tent to get your latest copy of our magazine.

04/10/2024

Did you miss an issue of Agriculture magazine? Drop by Booth #130 of Agrilink. You might find what you're looking for there.

03/10/2024

Agriculture Magazine in AGRILIINK 2024 — The country’s longest running magazine on agriculture has a booth at this year’s AgriLink that runs today, October 3, till Saturday October 5 at the World Trade Center in Pasay City. Booth #130 was visited today by magazine fans who bought past and present issues of the magazine. Columnist Buddy Gancenia of Agribusiness How It Works also graced the booth and chatted with subscribers. Agriculture magazine is published by Manila Bulletin.

19/09/2024

In view of the technical difficulties encountered in the submission of entries for the 2025 National Search for Sustainable and Eco-friendly Schools, the EMB will now be accepting entries sent through email.

Please follow the steps below:

1. Download the Online Entry Form thru this link:
https://tinyurl.com/NSSEFSEntryForm
2. Accomplish the entry form.
3. Send the pdf file of your entry form to [email protected]

19/09/2024

LOOK! The much-anticipated 4th edition of Plant Convergence: The Philippine International Plant Show is now ongoing, transforming Quezon Memorial Circle’s Flower Garden into a vibrant hub of plant enthusiasts, collectors, and industry professionals. Running from September 19 to 22, 2024, the event has drawn over 90 merchants from Thailand, Ecuador, Indonesia, Taiwan, Vietnam, and across the Philippines, making this year’s gathering the most dynamic and internationally recognized yet.

The much-anticipated 4th edition of Plant Convergence: The Philippine International Plant Show is now ongoing, transforming Quezon Memorial Circle’s Flower Garden into a vibrant hub of plant enthusiasts, collectors, and industry professionals. 

16/09/2024

Amid the pandemic, a friend sent me a care package of artisan chocolate from a then-new chocolatier Plentitude Chocolate. I like their single origin craft bars, the “single origin” referring to the farm the cacao used in each bar comes from, but what I fell in love with is their award-winning ta...

29/08/2024

The golden glow of the early morning sun in Barangay Malabanan, Balete, Batangas literally signalled the dawn of a new day for the Philppines’ most popular coffee, Barako. At least 100 volunteers gathered together to plant 1,000 Barako seedlings
The Figaro Coffee Tree Planting 2024: From Crop to Cup event, organized by the Figaro Foundation in partnership with the local government and the Batangas Coffee Federation, marks a crucial step towards revitalizing the Barako coffee industry—a variety of Liberica coffee that is as much a part of Batangas' identity as its rolling hills and historical landmarks.
Barako coffee, a distinct type of Liberica, is known for its strong, bold flavor and robust aroma. It is deeply woven into the cultural fabric of Batangas and Cavite, where it has been cultivated for over a century. The coffee’s name, “Barako,” is derived from the Filipino word for a male stud, symbolizing its strong, intense character. For generations, Barako has been a staple in Filipino households, often enjoyed black or with a dash of sugar to complement its rich taste.

The Figaro Coffee Tree Planting 2024: From Crop to Cup event, organized by the Figaro Foundation in partnership with the local government and the Batangas Coffee Federation, marks a crucial step towards revitalizing the Barako coffee industry—a variety of Liberica coffee that is as much a part of ...