Knowledge is a pebble thrown into stagnant water – it creates ripples that disturb the motionless surface of ideas. And when thrown with force, it creates a massive impact that can reach a distance.
However, creating a “knowledge impact” is not as easy as it sounds, especially if we’re throwing it in vast body of waters. Trying to reach the unreachable is a task one couldn’t do. So as the
.....read moreFor Eduardo Policarpio, a farmer from Nueva Ecija, rice farming is his family’s lifeblood. As Nueva Ecija is known as the rice granary of Philippines because it is the top producer of rice in the country, Policarpio is one of the rice farmers contributing to this feat.
An average Filipino consumes at least three cups of rice per day with one for every meal if there are three meals per day
.....read moreFrom a reserved “silent type” kid as he described himself, Dr. Joey A. Belarmino is now the newly appointed Center Director/Training Superintendent II of Agricultural Training Institute-Regional Training Center III (ATI-RTC III).
Dr. Joey A. Belarmino officially assumed duty as the Center Director in ATI-RTC III on January 9, 2023. He officially recited his oath of allegiance before the
.....read moreBirth of a leader
At a young age of 25, Allan Matias, Jr. became president of Pagkasa ng Kabataan sa Saudi Pias 4-H Club in Rio Chico, General Tinio, Nueva Ecija. The 4-H organization led by Allan started doing flower arrangements from recycled materials. With Php 1,000 as initial capital, the group managed to double it and encouraged more out-of-school youth to join the project.
He decided
.....read moreFor Alejandro Leoncio, a farmer in San Miguel, Bulacan, dairy farming is his family’s lifeblood. Among the livestock that he has taken care of, he stuck to carabao farming and discovered the wonders of its milk.
“Nasubukan ko ng mag-alaga ng baka at kambing, pero hininto ko. Puro gatasang kalabaw nalang ang alaga namin dahil nakita ko na mas higit na ang pakinabang ko sa gatasang kalabaw,” Alej
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