Organic Farming in the Philippines (reality TV, episode 2: “To fish or not to fish?”)
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Thank you very much, Donna! 🙂
Eco Backyard Farm
December 15, 2013 at 10:22 pm
Im so inlove with your farming method in Philippines.
Donna Borres
December 15, 2013 at 11:18 pm
Maraming salamat sa mga comments mo dito, Jbanahaw1! – Eco Backyard Farm
Crew
Eco Backyard Farm
December 15, 2013 at 11:30 pm
And galing naman.. from planting, harvesting and to the market, sana marami
pang tulad ninyo ang gumawa nito. Kaysa ipinagbibili ang mga lupa sana
katulad ninyo ang gawin. backyard gardening at its best
Jbanahaw1
December 16, 2013 at 12:17 am
Maraming salamat po Sir Jonathan kung ready na ako kokontakin ko na lang
ang number nyo..
Edwin Gacias
December 16, 2013 at 12:35 am
Hi, Edwin. Hindi kami nagbebenta ng literature sa pagaalaga ng tilapia
dahil madali lang silang alagaan. Pwede lang itong i-search sa internet o
kaya magtatanong nalang sa pinaka malapit na bureau of fisheries sa lugar
nyo. Magiging redundant kasi kung pati iyon ay gagawan din namin ng
literature. Ukol naman sa 3 volumes namin ng Growing Rich Tasty Veggies in
Harmony with Nature, paki-contact nalang itong number: 09209494219 para sa
dynamics ng pagpapadala. 🙂
Eco Backyard Farm
December 16, 2013 at 12:56 am
Sir Jonathan pabili po ng libro ukol sa pagpapakain ng tilapya at kung
papaano gagawin ang pagkain nila..Free shipping po ba yan? Taga bicol po
ako, Sa Irosin Sorsogon..Magkano po ang libro nyo,saka sa mga plants na
rin..pabili po?paki price po para makapamili po ako..Salamat po at saan ba
ipapadala ang pambayad kung sakaling bibili na po ako..Thanks po!
Edwin Gacias
December 16, 2013 at 1:55 am
Hi, Syazwan. We will try to speak in english in our next videos. 🙂 The
fish that we have at the farm are just secondary products. The first would
be the vegetables. Here in the Philippines, when they culture tilapia, they
give A LOT of antibiotics and synthetic feeds to be able to harvest tilapia
in 2 to 3 months. At the Eco Backyard Farm, we grow and culture everything
the natural way. For a tilapia to grow really big, it takes (naturally) 9
months.
Eco Backyard Farm
December 16, 2013 at 2:42 am
I agree with the synthetic feed, however, is there any side effects by
giving synthetic feed? I also culture tilapia here in Brunei, with
aquaponics. What are you feeding your tilapia with? duckweed? and are you
growing your vegetables in aquaponics system? 🙂
Syazwan S
December 16, 2013 at 3:25 am
good video, but if you can speak english will be better. I do understand
some tagalog, since its nearly the same as Malay. but majority of the
things you said I wasn’t able to understand. Just wondering, how long did
it take for the tilapia to grow to that size?
Syazwan S
December 16, 2013 at 3:42 am
We feed our tilapia corn mill, duckweed (but snails destroyed our duckweed)
and sometimes bugs and critters we see roaming around our farm. When we
take care of tilapia, what we feed them, we eventually eat ourselves.
Synthetic stuff has never been good to our health. Actually, these things
now-a-days are the root cause of a lot of cancers. Watch episode 4
“watering the plants: 1,2 & 3” – you’ll see in this video the french beans
we planted in our aquaponics system.
Eco Backyard Farm
December 16, 2013 at 3:52 am