Sustainability concerns and the rising cost of chemical fertilizers in the Philippines are sparking renewed interest in organic farming methods with farmers and experts seeking viable alternatives.

SUSTAINABILITY concerns and the rising cost of chemical fertilizers in the Philippines are sparking renewed interest in organic farming methods, resulting in farmers and experts seeking viable ...

A delegation of 12 Vietnamese enterprises participated in a trade exchange with German and European businesses on February 11 ...

Limited access and supply concerns discourage local farmers from going organic, according to a study conducted by the Philippine Institute for Development Studies (Pids). The study from the government ...

An NGO is urging the government to repeal the Rice Liberalization Law, blaming it for the country's dependence on rice ...

SOUTHEAST Asian Regional Center for Graduate Study and Research in Agriculture (Searca) welcomed 17 Agroentrepreneurship National Certificate 2 students and three BB Agriventures OPC Farm School ...

Digitalization and innovation are central to building a resilient and sustainable future by optimizing resource use, ...

New “slow flower” farms grow beautiful blooms—without health-harming chemicals used by overseas operations that dominate the ...

THACO AGRI’s operations in Kratie province consist of three companies covering an area of over 10,000 hectares with a total ...

By Lalin I De Silva This article intends to explore how Value Chain Management (VCM) can optimise cost structures in Sri Lanka’s paddy farming sector; to present innovative rice-based products that ...