Sibonga Goat Farm

LOOKING FOR THE RIGHT FARM TO CONTINUE THEIR JOURNEY ~

Not in a hurry, but open to the right home for these Jr. Bulls. Details and videos available for those who are genuinely interested.

Price is negotiable. Please send a direct message. Thank you!

OUR BIG BOYS ARE NOW READY FOR VIEWING!

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Ready for bzns. Ready for viewing ❗

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Sabutan lang, 2 heads available. Thank you!

FOR RELEASE. SEND US A MESSAGE!

2 heads

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SHARING FARM DREAMS

Madalas sa kwentuhan kapag ikaw ay nasa malayo ang daming pangarap: 'Pag nag-retiro na ko, gusto ko ng tahimik na buhay. Gusto ko may sarili akong lupa, 'yung gigising ka sa umaga na sariwa ang hangin, malayo ang tanawin, at may sariling mga alaga.' These are sincere thoughts attaining peace of mind.

If you are 40+ yrs. old & above, this is for you. If you're below, you have no right to rest, malayo kapa, madami kapa dapat ma experience. You need to lose a lot in order for you to win, and realize later what matters most.

If you're 30+ but you think like a 40yr. old. You are different, and you're in the right path. You're matured.

Madami na kasi saatin ang pagod. Sa buhay, sa trabaho, sa pamilya, sa pressure, pati na sa sarili, pagod na sa lahat. Pagod hindi para mamatay, pero para mabuhay ng totoo. To live is to believe that life can be meaningful & beautiful.

A man' s life needs purpose or else we die feeling empty.

Hindi naman kailangan na milyon-milyon agad ang puhunan. Kung may baka ka lang, 'yun na 'yung pinakamatibay na simula para dumami ang alaga, pag aralan mo ang takbo, e fattening mo, o padamihin mo. It's up to you. Beef industry will never die, and the world needs more cattle farmers to sustain the ever growing demand. Sa Pilipinas pa lang, hindi pa din naten na mi-meet ang demand sa beef.

Wagna umasa sa iba, hawak mo kapalaran mo. Do or die. You need to start somewhere, and you need to start fast. Hindi bisyu ang baka, investment yan. Madami ka matututunan, kailangan mo lang simulan.

Learn now, earn later. Ganun sa AGRI, not an overnight success. Manalo ka man o ma talo, natuto at matututo ka.

Buy cows
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Buy chickens
Buy a land

Magka leche2x man ang mundo, sa bukid ang takbo mo.

Thanks all for reading. Send a message, let's talk farming!

2 JR. BULLS FOR RELEASE SOON
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Brgy Mangyan, San Roque simbahan
Sibonga, South, Cebu

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TARGET RELEASE IN JULY 2026

2 Jr. bulls (XL breed)
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Brgy. Mangyan, South Province
Sibonga, Cebu

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Call/text: 09154903650

SAD TRUTH & HARSH REALITY | AGRI PH

The perspective that the Philippine government is not genuinely inclined to help local farmers is a widely held and deeply felt sentiment among agricultural workers.

While government agencies regularly announce billion-peso budgets, specialized loan allocations, and repopulation programs (kickback), small-scale crop, cattle, and goat raisers consistently feel abandoned.

"Walay tinuod na supporta. May ras intro, dili ka human sa kanta."

This disconnect between government promises and the harsh reality on the ground stems from systemic flaws, historical policies, and institutional roadblocks.

Preference for Cheap Importation Over Local Production is when local meat or crop supplies dip, or when prices spike, the government’s immediate strategy is often to lower tariffs and increase the Minimum Access Volume (MAV) to import products.

The Impact: Massive volumes of imported pork, beef, and vegetables flood the local market. Unya ang mga nananom gyud didtos bukid, bagsak presyo, gamay ginansya di ka bawe sa medicina or fertilizer. Mga lata nalang kasagaran ang harvest tawn kay ang presyo halos pangayuon nalang.

The Consequence: This suppresses the market for local livestock and crop raisers. Farmers cannot compete with cheap, subsidized foreign imports, causing them to incur heavy losses. Pero ang reality, walay ubos na presyo ron sa local market, iyaha patas-anay presyo mga sellers, mapa utanon man or karne.

Maypa mag fattening mig baka, kat-on pamig amoa ug malingaw pamis agi.

Force for good ⚡

CATTLE FARMING INDUSTRY NOTE:

This widening imbalance between demand & supply is why cattle fattening has become such an important strategy.

Every kilo of live weight produced locally or in your backyard reduces the country's dependence on imports and gives Filipino farmers a stronger foothold in an industry that is both necessary and full of promise.

Today, the demand for beef is outpacing supply, and that’s the truth.

Salute to cattle farmers who breed to feed.