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Ilocos Norte Farmers Build Dap-ayan Batac, Ilocos Norte farmers build dap-ayan (village store) made of indigenous materials in preparation for the city’s 12th Farmers’ Festival. Each village will compete for the best-designed dap-ayan. You may want to read: How much is the price of sardines in the Philippines? Tinindag Festival Smart Farm Philippines
The Fountains of Manila Kartilya ng Katipunan, Cityhall, Manila Anda Monument, Port area, Manila Rajah Sulayman Park, Ermita Carriedo fountain, Sta Cruz, Manila Rizal park, Luneta, Manila Fort Santiago, Intramuros, Manila UST fountain, Quadricentennial park, Sampaloc, Manila Paco park, Paco, Manila Liwasang Bonifacio, Ermita, Manila Plaza San Lorenzo Ruiz, Binondo, Manila You may want to … Read more
Diskarte is the Filipino way of creatively solving problems in response to practical problems with one’s social sphere. You may want to read: Who is Juan de la Cruz?
Where do Filipino emigrants in Germany come from the regions of the Philippines? Did you know? In the period 1988-2018, NCR was the top province of origin of Filipino immigrants in Germany. In the same period, the 2nd to 5th top provinces of origin among Filipino immigrants in Germany were Cebu, Davao del Sur, Pampanga, … Read more
Kadiwa Community Pantry The Department of Agriculture in the Cordillera region sets up a “Kadiwa Community Pantry” at the Bureau of Plant industry compound in Guisad, Baguio City. (Liza Agoot) Assorted highland vegetables such as Baguio beans, sayote, cabbage, potato, carrots, tomato, lettuce, cauliflower, sayote tops, cucumber, eggs, young corn, and rice are given away … Read more