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Day 13 of 365 - HAPPY FIESTA KA-BARANGAY! Pool Party ba ang hanap? GORA na sa YDR!

Jiggy Manicad Viva Poong Jesus Nazareno!

I was holding a herbal plant when I came across friendly neighbors laughing at me. A women said, "it's just a common shrub in us what you're holding". Earlier when I asked my lola for the plant, I boast we also have a bitter plant herb called "san piedro" in our yard which I just cleared off the ground though I know its significance to a health cure, its just that its abundance just a mess in my garden. Then I remember a former indian colleague "Raju" back in the Mactan Cebu airport, the only heart rob man at work at his built and women are enticed with his presence, but his friends will just tell us, "he's just a common ordinary guy in India". The lesson here was, no matter how insignificant we feel about ourselves because of whether sociocultural, financial or belief reasons, know that there is always someone or somewhere where your value is the most priceless, so don't just loose hope and quit, just be patience and somehow take a leap if you hadn't done one yet while trust the process.👍😼

By the way, this local known as Pansit-pansitan, a good tea substitute for prostate issues.

Home made sugar.

Internship to Taiwan offer to young farmers in Bicol Region.

ATI Bicol is looking for interested applicants for the Filipino Young Farmers Internship Program in Taiwan.

Basic Qualifications

1. Young Filipino farmer who is an out of school youth (OSY);
2. Male or Female, Single, 18-36 years old at the time of application;
3. Son/daughter of cooperators of a Learning Site for Agriculture, School for Practical Agriculture, Extension Service Provide, or Farm School;
4. Has existing farm land regardless of land size and status of ownership;
5. Has no live-in partner and/or child;
6. Senior high school graduate or college undergraduate or technical/vocational graduate;
7. Not presently employed in any job at the time of application;
8. Not related to any ATI employee by affinity or consanguinity;
9. Must have at least one (1) year accumulated farming experience at the time of application;
10. Has no overdue obligations from the ATI at the time of application;
11. Of good community standing;
12. A good communicator and can speak and understand English;
13. Has no physical deformities;
14. Willing to learn Mandarin and new technologies;
15. With valid Philippine passport for 2-5 years;
16. Not a recipient of ATI’s other International Exchange Programs;
17. Had no previous Internship travel to other countries; and
18. Passed the following medical examinations in DOH-accredited diagnostic clinics/hospitals/laboratories: dental, chest X-ray (for Tuberculosis), stool examination (for parasites), serological test (for Syphilis), proof of positive measles and rubella antibody, test for Hansen’s Disease, skin examination, tests for Hepatitis B and HIV/AIDS, ECG exam, drug and neuro-psychological tests.

Documentary Requirements for Filipino Young Farmers Internship Program in Taiwan | Download it here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1W6O_KPcYtV8SxwHir5OlHgqHQqICpYy3?usp=sharing

Applications shall be submitted by the applicant to the City/Municipal Agriculture Office nearest to him/her. The pre-qualifiers (validated and evaluated by the C/MAO) shall be endorsed by the Provincial Agriculture Office and submitted to ATI Bicol on or before February 25, 2021. The top five (5) applicants shall be endorsed to the ATI Central Office in Quezon City.

Local Filipino veggies sown and harvested in France . 👍

Filipina in France grows Philippine vegetables in her overseas garden By Vina Medenilla Leaving a place that you call home can be difficult, but this doesn’t mean you’ll never find one in a different environment. Annalyn Opada-Rampe, 40, is a Filipina gardener who found a home in