Agriculture is not the usual degree program you might consider, and it is not even on google’s top 10 paying jobs in the Philippines. But then you woke up one day having the passion to push through the course. Do you eagerly want to become an agriculturist someday? Here are some of the things you […]
If you are a nature lover and into trekking then this post is for you. Green-everywhere view My starting point was at Los Banos, Laguna so if you’re coming from Cubao area, add 2 hours of travel time. From Cubao you need to ride a bus bound to Sta. Cruz, Laguna (Worthy Transport/HM or DLTB). […]
This recipe is easy to make and ingredients are all plant-based. Get your pen now! You will need: 1 pack tofu/tokwa, sliced into desired cut3 tbsp garlic, minced1/2 cup red onion1/2 cup onion leek, chopped1 tbsp coconut or olive oil 2 tbsp soysauce1 tsp sugar1/2 tsp salt1 tbsp hot pepper flakes1/2 cup water 1 tsp […]
She was a person with a good heart. She was one of my sisters from another mother and father. She was a loving daughter, sister and friend. She was smart. She was friendly. She was passionate on her craft. She was generous. She was thoughtful. She was diagnosed with breast cancer. It was fast. Her […]
Wikipedia says that lumpia are various spring rolls commonly found in the Philippines and Indonesia. However, in our locality, lumpia specifically lumpiang gulay can be wrapped (spring rolls), wrapped and fried (fried spring rolls) or unwrapped (lumpiang hubad). This post is not intended to get you confused about lumpia. This is for those vegetarian who […]
The Philippines is known for its tourist spots that are budget friendly and worth visiting. Each island promises unique beauty – the people, food, culture, scenery and rich natural resources. Being an archipelago, the country has many beaches you can choose from. I posted 2 parts of the beaches I personally witnessed here: https://agriwanderist.com/2020/07/05/beaches-in-the-philippines-part-1/ https://agriwanderist.com/2020/07/11/beaches-in-the-philippines-part-2/ […]
If you are looking for an inspirational post about living your life, I hope you get something from my post. I too is questioning my existence…my purpose in life. I’ve been contemplating for years now about the reason why I am here on earth and binge watching Grey’s Anatomy made me question myself even more. […]
Yesterday or my first day of healthy, easy-to-make and budget-friendly viand/ulam challenge I had ginisang ampalaya and greaseless fried porkchop. Here is the link of my previous post 1-week healthy, easy-to-make and budget-friendly viand challenge: DAY 1 if you want to try it. Today’s viand is super easy to make! Day 2 of 7: Sautéed tahong with […]
I have been dealing with plants for almost a decade now. Plants are my source of income. I do not have much indoor nor food plants at my house because my work is al about plants. LOL. My family has a mini backyard garden which I am not too involved. But let me share this […]
This year’s examination for agriculturists is scheduled on November 10-12 and some of you are already prepared and confident while others reviewed but still doubtful. Here are my 3 last-minute tips: Make sure everything is in place – have you booked a place near the examination venue? Do you have the proper white shirt required […]
Admit it. Traveling is costly. From plane fares, land travel expenses, boat rentals to entrance and environmental fees. Name it. Free lunch does not really exist when you travel. Been there done that. Fortunately, I found a job (as an AGRICULTURIST) that allowed me to go to 9 beautiful provinces in the Philippines for FREE. […]
Think of cassava roots… What products do you think you can get from these? If you thought of cassava cake, you’re obviously right! LOL. But, do you know that aside from the usual cassava cake you can make from this crop you can also derive other stuff? Here I list 10 of those: 1.Tapioca pearls […]
Hey milk tea addicts like me! Just want to share with you why I stopped buying milk tea. At the start of 2020 I said to myself: “No more buying milk tea!” and just 2 days after the new year’s eve I found myself in a line waiting for my turn to order salted caramel […]
How to pregerminate small seeds? – Agriwanderist PH
Vegetables like lettuce, pechay, tomato and pakchoi have small seeds. Directly planting the seeds can cause lower survival rate of your plant and to avoid this, pregermination is a must. Seeds of (L-R) pakchoi, tomato and lettuce. To pregerminate your small seeds you will need the following: seeds, sterilised media, shallow container, and water. Check […]