Tag: #agribusiness
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La Union farm strengthens farming families, aims to boost agri-tourism in the province
La Union is one of the most popular surfing destinations in the Philippines to date. One farm that has been embracing this edge and promoting agri-tourism in the same province is Ibit’s Integrated Farm.
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Creating harmony from within: Part-time farmer grows superfood vegetables to promote healthy eating to Filipinos
Various studies have noted how shifting to a healthier lifestyle can improve one’s health and lessen the likelihood of being afflicted by various diseases. Most importantly, living a healthier lifestyle can increase the number of years a person has to live.
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Agriculture mechanic turns to goat raising and goat milk soap production to make a profit
There is money in agriculture. Many can attest to this claim as they have made a fortune by tapping into the rich resources and opportunities of agriculture to turn a profit. And like with any other business, there are factors to consider to secure the profitability of an agriculture-related venture.
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Go Negosyo, DA boost agribusiness mentorship tie-up
The Department of Agriculture (DA) and Go Negosyo, a group founded by Presidential Adviser for Entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion, will continue their partnership to train and tap more people for agribusiness mentorship.
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Diverse family farm that’s been operating for nearly 30 years engages in profit-sharing with its farmers who earn P30,000 to P60,000 a month
Since 1992, Four Jewels Aquafarm in Banga, South Cotabato has been in the business of producing food such as fish, livestock, fruits, root crops, corn, and rice.
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Lucena farm engages in free-range poultry and livestock raising to produce quality meat at a low cost
When raising poultry, one option on raising them is by allowing them to thrive in natural conditions where they can roam and forage in a secure area. This is called free-range farming.
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Revolutionizing Philippine fish farming: Aquaculture company grows tilapia in indoor concrete tanks
When engaging in business, it pays to have a competitive edge or unique selling point to be able to rise above competitors in the market. These advantages can come in different forms such as products, services, and technology.
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Tarlac-based urban garden shop sources rare spices from all over the country; provides local community with quality products
Herbs play a big role in the culinary scene since it enhances the flavor and aroma of any dish. For agripreneurs, herbs open a plethora of business opportunities as these can be sold fresh or value-added into other products for extra income.
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Four points to consider when starting an agribusiness
Edwin Lindo, 44, is a warehouse assistant at the Waitrose Regional Distribution Centre in the United Kingdom. His goal in life is to retire at the age of 55 without having to work for a company so he can best enjoy his life before he gets old.
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OFW’s aquaculture farm harvests 5,000 kilos of catfish; sells it at P115 per kilo
At 44-years-old, Edwin Lindo, a warehouse assistant at the Waitrose Regional Distribution Centre in the United Kingdom, has always dreamt of retiring at 55-years-old in his hometown of Davao City. With roughly 11 years to go, Lindo is halfway through realizing his dream.
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Four “Ps” to consider when marketing your products and agribusiness
Marketing is a crucial element that serves as the backbone of your success when it comes to selling farm products and services. Regardless of how big or small your operations are, you have the ability to find consistent clients to help your business grow.
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Millennial farmer’s passion for growing own food motivated him to establish a farm
Growing up in the province of Albay, Emilio “Emil” Climaco has been exposed to agriculture at an early age. It has also taught him how to appreciate nature. Over time, it was this experience that inspired him to become a farm owner himself.
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Nursing graduate started an advocacy to help Nueva Ecija rice farmers sell their produce and earn more
Rice farmers are among the most marginalized communities in the country. Not only do they have limited access to the market where they can sell their goods, and when they do, they don’t often receive fair compensation for it.
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Agriculture Monthly inspired reader to start own farm; now first DOT-accredited farm tourism destination in Bohol
Inspiration comes from everywhere. Whether it’s as small as a bee or as large as a picturesque landscape, something or someone around us can capture our imagination as well as encourage us to do something we enjoy and benefit from.
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Employee revives parents’ Cavite farm as source of food and additional income
Even though farming is perceived as a lowly job by many because of how meager the profit can be at times, it’s an honest vocation that has helped many augment their income and even pave the way to achieving their dreams.
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Southern Leyte coconut farmer left his job abroad to farm and now manages prosperous agribusinesses, earning over 100K a month
Growing up, Lodi Carbonilla, agripreneur and proprietor of King David Integrated Farm (KDIF), was accustomed to living around coconut plantations in Southern Leyte.
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Dragon fruit farm originally meant to treat a special needs individual sparks interest in the town of Burgos, Ilocos Norte, part 2: On growing dragon fruit and value-adding
Editha Dacuycuy is the owner and manager of the REFMAD Farm in Paayas, Burgos, Ilocos Norte. She started the farm as a way to ease the condition of her special needs daughter, Kaye, but eventually, she promoted dragon fruit farming to the whole town of Burgos as well as other areas in Ilocos Norte.
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Dragon fruit farm originally meant to treat a special needs individual sparks interest in the town of Burgos, Ilocos Norte, part 1: From family farm to community pioneer
As a parent, seeing your child in discomfort is one of the hardest things to bear. Parental instincts would kick in and emphasize the need to find a solution to ease the child’s condition, no matter what the cost.