Bustamante Agri-Farm

03/05/2017

31/12/2014

2014 has been a challenging year. Putting up new Farming and Logistics Systems. Hope this coming year the progress and success would continue.

HAPPY NEW YEAR to everyone...

25/08/2014

Organic Upland Dinorado Rice...

10/07/2014

More Bananas will soon be available...

27/05/2014

If anyone knows where i can buy seeds/seedling/planting materials of this grass... Pls message me... I already asked Bureau of Plant Industry but they don't know about this plant...

Pakchong 1 a.k.a Super Napier ang name...

22/05/2014

Food for the Poor!

The power of pig poo is being harvested in Honduras! Food For The Poor is helping local farmers with a pig project that offers a sustainable food source as w...

02/05/2014

This can be done in your backyard...

Worm production can combine nationalism and spirituality with money. Tony and Beth say that a farmer can start vermicomposting, the process where garbage is transformed into organic fertilizer by the worms, with only P15,000—P10,000 for 10 kilos of earthworms and P5,000 for hollow blocks, nets and tools.
After six months, 10 kilos of worms can produce 300 kilos of vermicompost. Assuming a farm gate selling price of P20 per kilo (retail price is now P35), a monthly revenue of P6,000 is earned. Less monthly expenses of P2,500, monthly net income reaches P3,500. This means a yearly net return of P42,000 from an investment of P15,000 or a 280-percent ROI. Worms double every six months with a corresponding doubling of the vermicompost business. One can opt to sell the worms at P1,000 a kilo.

Vermiculture? You bet. Also known as vermicomposting, this process offers a fun, on-site and relatively easy method of transforming organic matter from the

02/05/2014

Fully Grown/Fruit Bearing Banana (Lakatan) at Upper Gumban Farm Site...

02/05/2014

Farm lay-outing... Using optimum spacing for Rubber-Banana-Coffee-Peanut Intercropping..

02/05/2014

Site/Location Clearing, Lower Gumban Farm Site... April 2013