Agriculture Monthly Magazine is published by Manila Bulletin.
10/06/2025
Agriculture magazine columnist @ writes about Mycosphere Laboratories' mushroom growing business solutions that includes pre-prepared grow bags, equipment (humidifiers, fans, lights, exhaust systems), and expert guidance on setup, cultivation, post-harvest handling, and hands-on training.
Kubota Philippines launched its newest tractor model, the L5228.
The L5228 combines performance with comfort, designed for real-world conditions on Philippine farms.
3rd photo (L-R): Koji Soga, Vice President - Finance, ICT, and Admin; Yodo Kawase, President and General Manager; and Fritz Carlo Arota, Vice President - Sales and Marketing
05/06/2025
Word of mouth (in this case, almost literally) is still the best kind of advertising. 👶🍅🌱
03/06/2025
Melinda Yee, a retired city agriculturist, farmer, and entrepreneur in Sorsogon, pioneered the processing of pili pulp and kernel into oil.
The Kidapawan City Government celebrated its farmers and fisherfolk from the 40 Barangays of the metro as part of its monthlong celebration with the theme, “Magsasaka at Mangingisda: Ang inyo Kasipagan, Katuwang sa pag-unlad ng Kidapawan.”
“Because there’s a prevailing belief that it’s easy to grow things in the Philippines, and there’s also a misconception that because plants are God-given and thus, free for anyone to take, it’s very easy for people not to think of taking fruits or cuttings from other people’s plants as theft. And because Filipinos tend to be non-confrontational (and because not everyone has CCTVs or electric fences), they can get very creative about their theft deterrent measures.”
“Seafood by Twinkle has become the go-to for supermarkets, chefs, and restaurateurs wanting to purchase sustainably caught reef fish from Basilan, Sulu, and Tawi Tawi. Floro specializes in wild-caught seafood.”
Congratulations to the winners of the Philippine Coffee Quality Competition (PCQC) 2025!
Organized by the Peace and Equity Foundation, Barista Coffee Academy of Asia, Philippine Coffee Council Advisory Board, the Department of Trade and Industry, and the Department of Agriculture, the competition gathers the country’s top coffee producers. Whose beans are judged by local and international coffee experts.
Congratulations to the winners of the Philippine Coffee Quality Competition (PCQC) 2025! Organized by the Peace and Equity Foundation, Barista Coffee Academy of Asia, Philippine Coffee Council Advisory Board, the Department of Trade and Industry, and the Department of Agriculture, the competition g
30/04/2025
AgriTalk on Filipino Food Month Featuring How to Make Tantangan's Best Galapong (Coconut Rice Cake): Embark on a culinary journey with our partner from LGU-Tantangan and discover the authentic methods behind their renowned Galapong!
Learn the step-by-step process to create this delicious Filipino delicacy in your own kitchen.
Brought to you by Agricultural Training Institute - Region 12.
25/04/2025
Join us in celebrating both HVCDP Week with the AgriTalk on Post-Harvest Management of Vegetable Crops: Learn crucial techniques to maximize your vegetable yields and minimize losses with expert insights from PEO I and our dedicated Vegetable Specialist, Engr. Alvin U. Palma. Discover best practices for handling, storing, and preserving your precious crops.
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Agriculture Monthly is the most widely circulated monthly magazine of its kind in the Philippines, reaching audiences all the way from Batanes to Jolo. Now on its second decade of publication, it is also one of the longest-running magazines in the Philippines.
Agriculture Monthly is edited by veteran agriculture journalist Zac Sarian and has been credited for bringing profitable, reliable information to readers. It features a wide range of stories: from crops to farm animals, scientific research and marketing strategies, to farming tips and new opportunities in agriculture. Readers can learn from stories of successes as well as failures, and at the same time source suppliers and follow how-to guides, all within the magazine.
Every new issue of Agriculture Monthly brings with it potentially profitable ventures in farming and livestock; it has even been credited for breaking the news on new crops as well as groundbreaking techniques in farming. As such, each new issue readily sells at the stands, and each copy is kept as an authoritative resource for both leisure and working farms.
Agriculture Monthly is read by professional farmers who wish to maximize their investments and make their lands productive. It is also for leisure farmers and hobbyists who want to learn how to farm. It is inspiring and informative, presented in a reader-friendly format with easy-to-understand articles that make it a popular read for beginners; its insider knowledge, on the other hand, makes it an invaluable resource for professionals.