Tag: #dragonfruit
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No background? No problem: 5 tips on starting a farm without any agricultural background
Successful businessman Teddy Nuez established Fortune Dragon Farm in San Jacinto, Pangasinan.
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Pangasinan business owner established flourishing dragon fruit farm as part of retirement plan
Businessman Teddy Nuez always wanted to retire on a farm, so when the opportunity arose, he immediately turned that dream into a reality.
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That time Susan Roces was on the cover of Agriculture Monthly magazine
The passing of veteran actor Susan Roces has left many people in mourning. Roces was not only a stalwart of Philippine cinema, she was also a kind soul who touched the lives of many.
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Hybrid dragon fruits give this family farm a competitive edge in the market
Dragon Fruit Depot in Pulong Yantok, Bulacan, which has been growing the ‘superfruit’ for the past seven years, stays competitive by offering hybrid and rare kinds of the said fruit.
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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.
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A dragon fruit farm that started from a hobby is now a budding farm tourism site, part 2
KC Dragon Fruit Farm (KCDF Farm) is a three-hectare farm in Lemery, Panay, Iloilo which began from a local’s hobby of planting fruit-bearing trees. Eventually, the farm has shown potential as a farm tourism site and is ready to open its doors to the public.