Dealing With Various Themes And Issues
Aquaculture
Roasted Crocodile Is Now Introduced In Philippine Cuisine
Oct 14th
Crocodile ‘lechon’ or roasted crocodile is probably the first unique cuisine in the Philippines introduced by Philip Dizon, a businessman and owner of Davao Crocodile Park in Davao City.
Tagged as:
Raising The Aquaculture Standard In The Propagation Of Tilapia
Jun 29th
Environmentalists argue that unregulated tilapia farming is damaging ecosystems in poor countries.
Tagged as:
Massive Fish Kill In Batangas’ Taal Lake, Philippines Is Blamed More On Greed
Jun 9th
Technically the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) may be right that change in water temperature of the Taal lake was the prevalent cause of probably the worst fish kill in Batangas, Philippines.
Tagged as:
Dojo – An Ingredient of Ifugao Cuisine
Feb 26th
Dojo (Misgurnus anguillacaudatus) known as the Japanese loach, was introduced into the Mountain Provinces by Japanese troops during World War II.
Tagged as:
More Products That Can Be Derived From Seaweeds
Nov 30th
We have known seaweed as a nutrient rich food for export. But now it has known to be a versatile product that can provide multi different uses and a variety of benefits to us.
Tagged as:
Tubli Offers A Safer Alternative To Costly Chemical Pesticides
Nov 15th
Tubli (Derris) contains rotenone, a chemical that is toxic to insects and fish. Rotenone inhibits the respiratory process in the gills of fish.
Tagged as:
The Commercial And Health Benefits Of Tahong
Nov 1st
Jiabong is a town in Samar, is one of the identified areas in the Philippines where tahong or green bay mussel is widely cultured by its residents.
Tagged as:
Mariculture Parks Provide Opportunities To Small Scale Fishermen
Oct 27th
The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) established the first marine culture (mariculture) park in 2000 located in the Island Garden of Samal, east of Davao City, which covers 200 hectares.
Tagged as:
Fish Aggregating Device Payao, Enhances Small Fisherman’s Catch At Sea
Sep 27th
Payao is a fish aggregating device that enhances small fisherman’s catch at sea and reduces their fishing venture expenses as well.
Tagged as:
The Potentials Of Pearl Farming, A Lucrative Industry
Jul 28th
Pearl farming began in Japan at the early part of the century. While the technology was a monopoly of the Japanese for over seventy years, other countries like China, Australia, the Philippines, Indonesia, French Polynesia, and the Cook Islands have cashed in on the multibillion dollar industry in recent years.
Tagged as: