Green & Gold Agriculture PH

01/05/2026

On the first day of May, let us remember our farmers. To the hands that feed the nation, Happy Labor Day.

They wake up early.
They work under the heat.
They plant, harvest, and work hard so we can have food on our tables.

No farmers, no food.

Their work may look simple to some people, but it keeps this country alive.

This Labor Day, let us honor them not only with greetings, but also with real support.

They deserve fair pay.
They deserve protection.
They deserve help that actually reaches them.

“Those who work their land will have plenty of food.” — Proverbs 12:11

May we never forget the people God uses to provide food for us.

Prayer:

Lord, please bless our farmers. Give them strength, good health, protection, and enough provision for their families. May our country learn to value them, support them, and treat them with fairness. Amen.

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29/04/2026

I did not get the course I wanted. I did not get the campus I dreamed of. But I got the path I needed.

With the recent release of the UPCAT results, I can imagine the mixed emotions in many homes.

Some are celebrating. Some are quietly disappointed. Some are wondering why the course or campus they prayed for did not happen.

I understand that feeling.

When I took the UPCAT, I chose Geology. I imagined myself in Diliman, maybe even following a path closer to my brother, who was then taking Engineering.

But life had other plans.

I did not get Geology. I did not land in Diliman. I was assigned to Zoology in UPLB.

At that time, it felt like a lesser outcome. Maybe I simply did not score high enough. Maybe the door I wanted was not meant to open.

After one year, I had to be honest with myself. Zoology was too much for me. So I shifted to Agriculture.

What felt like a detour eventually became a blessing. In Agriculture, I found my footing. I studied harder. I tried to learn poultry production as deeply as I could.

Slowly, the course I did not originally choose became the field where I would grow, serve, and eventually build a life.

It reminds me of a simple story.

A man once boarded what he thought was the wrong train.

At first, he panicked. He thought the mistake had ruined his trip. But along the way, he met people he never expected, saw places he would never have chosen, and eventually found himself exactly where he needed to be.

Sometimes, what feels like the wrong train is really life quietly taking us to the right destination. Maybe that is how life works.

It will not always give us the course we choose, the school we dream of, or the road we carefully planned.

But with humility, patience, and faith, we may later discover that the detour was not a punishment. It was preparation.

So to the young students who did not get the result they hoped for, do not lose heart.

And to the parents quietly worried for them, be patient.

A “no” today may still become God’s redirection tomorrow.

I did not get the path I wanted. But God gave me the path where I could grow. And looking back now, I am grateful He did.

07/04/2026

05/04/2026

Manifesting💚✨🍃

04/04/2026

Kawawang mga magsasaka…

When LIFE GIVES YOU… (ituloy)

What is your version?

Look at comment section for more “When life gives you…”

03/04/2026

The goal is to settle down and enjoy life on a peaceful farm💚✨🏡

03/04/2026

Coated or dusted seeds are usually treated with fungicides and/or insecticides to protect against diseases. As a safety measure, always remember to wash your hands after handling seeds like these.

03/04/2026

PROUD AGRICULTURE GRADUATE 🌍

Thank you sa kursong Agriculture 🙏
Dahil dito, nakapag-travel at nakapagtrabaho ako sa iba't ibang bansa — 🇮🇱 Israel, 🇺🇸 United States, 🇳🇿 New Zealand… at soon 🇮🇪 Ireland (Europe naman next 💚).

Para sa mga Agriculture students diyan—
huwag kayong susuko.
Ang kursong pinili niyo ay INTERNATIONAL at IN-DEMAND 🌍

Kailangan kayo sa New Zealand, Canada, Australia, Japan, USA, at Europe.

💰 Worth it ang sahod
✈️ May chance makapag-abroad
🏡 May opportunity pa maging citizen

Kaya kahit may marinig kayong pangmamaliit…
hayaan niyo lang.
Gawin niyo ‘yang inspirasyon.
Balang araw, ‘yan din ang magiging daan niyo para maabot ang pangarap niyo.
Hindi lang diploma ang puhunan—
👉 samahan niyo ng diskarte
👉 at higit sa lahat, dasal 🙏
Be proud, Agriculture students and graduates! 🌱💚
Darating din ang araw na kayo naman ang magtatagumpay.

01/04/2026

MAS MALAMBOT na ang kanin! 😋😍

Inaprubahan ng National Seed Industry Council (NSIC) ang improved NSIC Rc 222 na ngayon ay kilala sa level up version na Rc 784 o Tubigan 64.

Mas mababa ang amylose content nito kumpara sa original na Rc 222 kaya mas malambot at mas masarap ang kanin nito. Mas mataas din ng higit 4% ang ani.

Ano'ng bago sa improved Rc 222?
✅ Mas mataas na ani: umaabot hanggang 11.43 t/ha. Nasa 6.39 t/ha ang pangkaraniwang ani kung dry season at 5.88 t/ha kung wet season.
✅ Barayting paaga: pwede ng anihin pagka 114 araw
✅ Matibay laban sa mga sakit gaya ng bacterial leaf blight at rice tungro virus
✅ Mahaba ang butil, premium ang milling recovery, at malambot ang kanin.

Ang level up na 222 na kasalukuyang pinaparami ay dinebelop sa ilalim ng OneRicePH, katuwang natin ang International Rice Research Institute at University of the Philippines Los Baños.