More prosperity and better life with sweet corn farming

"Food for every ones table and every homes"

Better income with sweet corn farming; he shifted from rice farming

"Food for every ones table and every homes"

Backyard cattle fattening in Quezon

"Food for every ones table and every homes"

We can take advantage of BAI cattle dispersal.   Repayment can be via offspring of the cattle

Guyana does not import any food products

"Food for every ones table and every homes"

Guyana does not import any food needs  Worthy of emulation.

Countries which are self sufficient in food

"Food for every ones table and every homes"

USA, France, Thailand, Argentina, Paraguay, China, New Zealand, Australia, Canada, Bulgaria

Yield of rice farm can be increased via crab farming or mudfish catfish farming

"Food for every ones table and every homes"

Output of rice farms can be doubled, pests controlled and fertility of arms improved by crab farming (simultaneously) mudfish or catfish farming.   

We can enhance food security.   

Rice farming in fish ponds

Why farmers leave farming the farm? (why agriculture could be on the decline)

"Food for every ones table and every homes"

The common answers are:

1.  Farming is hard;

2.  You do not earn much in farming and pests and typhoons wipe out the little that you earned;

3.  Young people want the good life:    night life, office work, not dirty and back breaking at the farm

Many have not explained that since food is a necessity and prices are better, there could be millions in farming.   Prices of rice, coffee, chocolate is better.  And there are agriforestry that brings in millions:   bamboo, cassava, sweet potatoes, flowers.  No one is taking the lead, and explaining these to the farmers and young people

In a forum where PBBM was asked this question, (this post doesnt know whether he was still the DA sec,)  he failed to explain fully well the arguments in favor of agriculture

I want agri to be the next trajectory of my life in the next 30 years.   MVP and the rest are pursuing agri as the next big thing