Native swine production technologies take off
The Department of Agriculture- Bureau of Agricultural Research (DA-BAR), in a bid to promote native swine production technologies, has partnered and conducted with the Bureau of Animal Industry-Native...
View ArticleSmall-scale Cattle Production – Cattle Raising in the Philippines
Small-scale cattle production is a vital part of the Philippine livestock industry, with 75 to 90 percent of total cattle raised in backyard systems. This practice offers numerous benefits, from [...]
View ArticleHow to Raise Chickens for Eggs in the Philippines
Raising chickens for eggs is a profitable and sustainable business in the Philippines. With the growing demand for fresh eggs, backyard and commercial poultry farming can provide a steady income. [...]
View ArticlePhilippine Goat Industry in 2025: Growth, Trends, and Innovations
Introduction: A Growing Industry Amidst Challenges The goat industry in the Philippines has long been dominated by small-scale, backyard farmers. However, the landscape of the …
View ArticleHow to Start a Goat Raising Business
(Updated) Goat raising has become a booming sector in Philippine agriculture, offering farmers a reliable source of milk, meat, and even fiber. In 2025, successful …
View ArticleSample Feasibility Study on Goat Raising in the Philippines: Costs, Expenses,...
Goat raising in the Philippines presents a promising opportunity for small to medium-scale farmers seeking sustainable income through livestock production. With the increasing demand for …
View ArticleHow to Raise Frogs for Meat
(Updated) Have you ever tasted frog meat? Whether it’s crispy fried, cooked as adobo, or in a tangy sinampalukang palaka, its texture and flavor often …
View ArticleIntegrated Fish Farming Techniques
Raising fish in combination with pigs, poultry, cattle, or ducks can raise family income. Since animal waste makes good fertilizer […]
View ArticleRaising Goats for Milk
Raising Goats for Milk – Simple and Profitable Way To Start Goat Farming By: Ted Allen Raising goats for milk is a simple and profitable way to start an animal farm. If you have enough number of goats,...
View ArticleLow-Cost Livestock Technology
Farmers are often gifted technical innovators. The technology they develop is very useful because it uses low-cost resources available on local farms. However, knowledge of these innovations is often...
View ArticleMeeting consumer demand for organic meat: A smart business move
Due to increased public awareness of the advantages of a healthy diet, organic food has experienced enormous growth in popularity […]
View ArticleReviving Tradition Through Science: The Journey of the Darag Native Chicken...
During the period of Martial Law in the Philippines, a team of Filipino scientists and researchers was sent abroad to […]
View ArticleNative Chicken Farming: Your Path to a Meaningful and Profitable Future
What if you could start a business that’s more than just a way to earn money—a business that feeds your […]
View ArticleCost reduction technology on backyard swine production
What is the situation of backyard swine raising now? In 2004, the output of the domestic swine industry, which contributes […]
View ArticleDarag Native Chicken Production Guide
Darag Native Chicken Production Guide by Joselito Pudadera. To start the darag native chicken project, it is necessary to select breeders to be used. The performance of darag chicks that will be...
View ArticleDuck Raising/ Itik Farming in the Philippines: A Comprehensive Guide
Duck farming—or itik farming—is a time-honored practice in the Philippines that continues to play a vital role in the livelihood […]
View Article8 Proven Low-Cost Alternative Feeds for Chickens (2026 Guide)
Feed for Chickens 1. Watermelon rind Researchers at UP Los Baños fed watermelon rind to chickens for 6 months. These were compared to chicken given ordinary commercial feed. They observed that...
View ArticleQuail Farming Business Guide 2026
Lack of information, particular on feeding, inhibits investors from raising quail commercially. Here are some tips on doing it. Selecting stock. Start with 30-35 day old quail pullets. They must have...
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