"Mag NeGoATsiyo Tayo"
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TextPublication details: Los Baños, Laguna PCARRD FARMNEWS 2011Description: 37 p. : illSubject(s): Online resources: Summary: Goat farming is becoming a prominent business venture in the Philippines. Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs), "balikbayans" and retirees are enticed to venture in goat farming due to a number of reasons. Among these are the low initial investment and the minimal risks that it entails. This issue of the FarmNews presents adoptable technologies in goat farming, opportunities, as well as the efforts of stakeholders and the government agencies involved in goat raising in the Philippines.
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Goat farming is becoming a prominent business venture in the Philippines. Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs), "balikbayans" and retirees are enticed to venture in goat farming due to a number of reasons. Among these are the low initial investment and the minimal risks that it entails. This issue of the FarmNews presents adoptable technologies in goat farming, opportunities, as well as the efforts of stakeholders and the government agencies involved in goat raising in the Philippines.
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