Did you know that your favourite milk tea tapioca pearls came from trees? LOL. Just kidding. We do not pick the pearls from a tree. Tapioca or cassava is a perennial woody shrub which has diverse usage – from feed, food to other industrial purposes. Here’s a quick guide on how to grow your pearls. […]
You want to have your garden but scared you might just screw up everything? Here are some of the crops you can start with that will less likely die even if you do not have the “green thumb”. 1. Kangkong Do you love adobo and fried kangkong. Growing one is easy. It grows in the […]
Day 5 is soup day! This can serve as viand and snack. Still a no brainer, healthy and won’t break the bank ulam/merienda you can make. Day 5 of 7: Chicken sotanghon Ingredients (P 159): 3 packs of sotanghon (1.04oz/pack) (P 36) 1 carrot, chopped (P 15) 1/2 head of cabbage (P 20) 1/4 kgs […]
Viruses and other diseases have taken its toll on societies and economies. Do not let any sickness beat you. Protect yourself and your loved ones by eating healthy-but-won’t-break-the-bank foods. The following are mixed of vegetables and fruits that are rich in vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. You might even get surprised that you are ignoring them […]
How’s your garden right now? Some will say their crops are doing great – CONGRATULATIONS! Achievement unlocked. Unfortunately, the others are sad they did not even reach the flowering stage of their plants. Do not envy their green thumb, you are probably doing some of the following gardening mistakes: 1. Not knowing your crop If […]
You read it right. WEEDS. These are plants that can compete with your main crop. They grow where it is not wanted. If they dominate your field, you can expect significant loss in your harvest. Here are some weeds to monitor in your farm: Eclipta prostrata Physallis angulata Celosia argentea Cyperus kyllingia Ipomoea triloba Synedrella nodiflora […]
This pandemic has caused empty racks of vitamin C supplements. So, I did a little research about natural and cheaper alternative source of vitamin C…. But first…what is vitamin C and what does it do? > vitamin C is a water-soluble nutrient in some foods. It acts as an antioxidant in the body to protect […]
This pandemic has caused empty racks of vitamin C supplements. So, I did a little research about natural and cheaper alternative source of vitamin C…. But first…what is vitamin C and what does it do? > vitamin C is a water-soluble nutrient in some foods. It acts as an antioxidant in the body to protect […]
X This site uses cookies. By continuing, you agree to their use. Learn more, including how to control cookies. April 7 2021 when I first arrived in the US (that’s why I told you in my last post that I’m gonna post something in two weeks but it never happened. LOL). I was scared and […]
Viruses and other diseases have taken its toll on societies and economies. Do not let any sickness beat you. Protect yourself and your loved ones by eating healthy-but-won’t-break-the-bank foods. The following are mixed of vegetables and fruits that are rich in vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. You might even get surprised that you are ignoring them […]
One of the best travels I had was when we went to South Korea. Aside from their plausible films and music, the place has a lot to offer. I listed my fave places I’ll never get tired visiting below: Garden of Morning Calm An aboretum located at the east of Seoul housing different species of […]
Are you one one of those people who are starting to like growing plants? Whether you want horticultural or agronomic crops, here’s what you need to get that best plantita/a award of the year lol: There are different species of our favorite snake plant. Most of them in the market are low maintenance. But not […]
Ever wonder how this conspiring universe would look like when it happens? It looks like everything is going smoothly the way you imagined things would go. It is scary. It has been a set-up where everything is against you and then one day you’ll wake up everything is in your favor. It seems magical. It […]
May 2020 – Page 2 – Agriwanderist PH
I remember the first time I had field work. It was a 2-ha field of corn. I was there almost the whole day for harvesting and data gathering. It was a very hot day!!! And do you know what I wore? – yep – a cotton green T-shirt, pants and a pair of purple New […]