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Guide on How to Plant and Sustain String Beans

Here is what you need to know in planting and sustaining string beans for consumption and commercial. String beans is a year round vegetable, if you're planning to plant produce it for commercial purposes, you can start planting from May to July, where a lot of farm are planted with rice, but if you want catch the peak season, plant it on the third and fourth week of November, December and January in some part of Philippines is hard start or germinate string beans because it is cold season, that is why during the months of January to March the price of string beans is high. You need to prepare seeds, string, wire, wood and sticks to serve as trellis for climbing vines of string beans. You also need irrigation during the months where rain is seldom.  

The Complete Guide of Producing Hot pepper, Tomato, and Eggplant production

Here is a complete guide and detailed direction of planting and producing hot pepper, eggplant, and tomatoes. Usually, smart farmers obtain information from books and agriculture magazine to start their project or farming activities, they believed that the stories and details they can obtain from those reading materials will help and guide them to have better and more harvest. The real fact is, the author is just relating the information he/she has obtain or what is related by the successful farmer in a very short period of time, and sometimes not all techniques used by the farmer will be related. I have tried reading books written by different authors, and have found out that the procedures they have written doesn't work well. I also tried subscribing magazine, but some procedures they have shared are hard to follow or is not suited to my place. Their benefits are inspiring and motivating us to become successful farmer.

The Complete Guide for Planting and Sustaining Rice Production

  Things that you must know and needed to prepare in order to have a successful rice production in your farm. Rice production for direct seeded and transplanted rice. Cultural practices that are still suitable in rice production. Hybrid Inbreed BUY 3K FERTILIZER Rice Production Guide and Procedures    The Philippines main crop during rainy season is rice, and Filipinos are rice eating people, that is why the demand of rice is high. There are several varieties of rice available in the country today, there are a lot of it in the province of Nueva Ecija, the Philippine’s rice granary.   There are two ways of planting rice; 1.       Direct seeding- directly sow in the field, sustain and nurture it until harvest. 2.       Transplanted- sow in a seedbed first, then transplanted after 15-30 days.   Select rice seeds suited for the period, climate, and soil texture of the farm. Find the seeds of your choice, be sure to obtain them from good source. Prepare your inputs; seeds, fertilizer

Making Your Corn Grow Faster and Healthier

Here is your guide on how to grow corn faster and healthier, making your investment count. Planting and producing corn is easy, but knowing the proper method of maintaining and sustaining the corn will be better. You need to know the timing and frequency of fertilizing and irrigating. To gain and harvest more in planting corn, you need to learn the proper timing of application of fertilizer, others are applying more fertilizer to harvest more, but putting more inorganic fertilizer will make your soil acidic and fertilizer dependent to make your plants grow faster and taller. Start using organic fertilizer to back up inorganic fertilizer, you can try our method in producing more corn. The time had change, before, BT corn is insect resistant, now the insects had become resistant to BT corn, so we need to protect them with insecticide. Granular insecticide before is effective to control insects, now, that granular insecticide isn't effective to control corn insects. If you want to be

Why I Loved Farming and Continue this Passion; The move that Changed my Life

How to start and continue your passion in any venture, what you must do and need to nurture daily to develop it.  I grew up in a farm and developed as a farmer during my teenage and adulthood, but when I got married at age of 24, my father pushed me to get employed, for me to be ready for the needs of my family, I finished Bachelor of Science in Agriculture major in Agricultural Extension, but due to honest mistake in preparing my transcript of records which was prepared major in Agricultural Education, I was given a chance to took licensure examination for teachers then luckily passed. My wife was an employed private school teacher before we got married, she can sustain our needs as newly wed couple, but when she got pregnant I thought that I need to be employed to sustain my family. I stayed out of farm for seventeen years, I've been employed as Public Secondary School Teacher, and while in the teaching job, I have tried different ways to multiply my income because we were blesse

Global Farmer Network Nomination for the next roundtable on September (11-15) in Washington DC is NOW GOING ON

We are looking for farmer from the following countries; Thailand, Malaysia, Taiwan, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos or any country belong to South East Asia, to be nominated for Global Farmer Network. The next Roundtable and Leadership Communication Training program will be held September 10-16, 2023 in Washington, DC. Do you believe agriculture is part of the solution to solving many of today’s challenges, not the problem? Do you agree that the worlds farmers, regardless of type or size, have practical expertise, experience, and perspective that provides important information necessary to dispel myths surrounding modern agriculture and inform science-based policies that are created a long way from the field? Do you know a farmer who embraces technology and the application of science within agriculture, understanding the value it brings in meeting the challenges of food security driven by a growing population and climate change? Is that farmer you?, then join us now! The Global Farmer Net