WB AQUA FARM

13/06/2026

6/13/26 CLSU fast strain parent stocks tilapia are growing “nice & good” in an intensive tank culture at 3month old.

10:1 size
100:1 stocking density

The rest of the batch of the CLSU breeder stocks are in the earthen pond growing ok as well.

In the name of science, aquaculture practitioners in Estancia are contributing in the “library”
of knowledge for fresh water aquaculture😇👌

12/06/2026

HOW TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL FARMER:

1. Patience
As a farmer you have to learn how to be patient because raising crops or life stock takes time. Plus, it might not always turn out the way you expect. Farming comes with lots of unexpected circumstances, like pest infestations and disease outbreaks, market glut. Slow or unexpected results shouldn’t frustrate a farmer set on being successful. Instead, take it in stride and plan for how to get it right next time.

2. Develop a Student Mentality
Approach the industry with a student mentality. You have to be willing and able to adapt to new technology, environments, and methods. Curiosity comes hand in hand with a student mentality, and as a farmer you need lots of it to find success.

3. Knowledge and Skills
Knowledge and skills pair nicely together. In addition to learning new things, you need to be knowledgeable in every aspect of your farm. This includes close familiarity with every crop, finding out what works best for the farm, and how it operates.

4. Be a Problem Solver
As a farmer you need to be a problem solver. A successful farmer knows how to deal with issues on all fronts of the business. You need to be able to identify and solve problems in order of significance.

5. Be Organized
As a business owner you have to keep track of a lot of factors, to keep your business running. To become successful you have to be organized, staying on top of your daily tasks, and remember a lot of farming is driven by time, product, and labour management.

6. Be Good with Numbers
When it comes to facts and figures, the farmer has to know what to do with them. Numbers play a bigger role in farming and most farmers don’t know. As a farmer you need to have financial skills, in order to track inventory, budget, and analyse profits, among others. Being bad with numbers can lead to miscalculations when it comes to plant growth.

7. Be a Good Salesman
To get where you want to be your business needs to make sales. In order to keep your farm afloat, you have to make a profit. Doing so requires customers. You need to be able to communicate effectively in order to network, market, and sell produce.

12/06/2026

For the June-July-August 2026 season, WMO forecasts indicate significant shifts in rainfall patterns—a classic atmospheric response to the rapidly developing Pacific El Niño.

🌧️ Increased chances of above-normal rainfall are forecast across the central and eastern equatorial Pacific east of the Date Line and southern parts of Africa.

☀️ Increased chances of below-normal rainfall are forecast over the tropical Indian Ocean, the equatorial Atlantic Ocean, the Indian subcontinent, the northern Gulf of Guinea, the Greater Horn of Africa, northern South America, northeast (Nordeste), and much of Australia.

Forecasts and inform local authorities and help communities prepare, manage risks and protect their livelihoods.

12/06/2026

Panginbulahan sa mga benepisyaryo sg community extension program sg NISU, mga abilidiran nga mga grupo sg kababaihan sa Brgy Gogo👌👌

Congrats man kay Doc Denzil Galon ang naga pamuno sg extension program sg NISU nga amo ang nghanas sa grupo sg mga kababaihan sg Brgy. Gogo sa pgluto sg bag-o nga pantat recipe, spanish style sardines😋

Maayong balita ini para sa Pantat Growers, sa komunidad kg sa aton banwa ang pgtukib sg ngakalain-lain nga pamaagi sa pgluto sg pantat. Ini nga inisyatibo sg “food processing” para sa pantat magabukas sg mga oportunidad para sa tanan nga mga stakeholders👏👏






(photocourtesyofDocDenzil)

12/06/2026

Cornfields can literally make summer feel more humid.

Corn plants release water vapour through their leaves in a process called transpiration.

Farmers sometimes call it “corn sweat.”

During peak summer, a single acre of corn can release thousands of gallons of water into the air.

Now imagine that happening across millions of acres.

That moisture rises from the fields and can make already hot days feel even stickier, especially across the Midwest.

It is not just the heat.

It is the crops breathing water into the air.

So when people say the air feels heavy in corn country, they are not imagining it.

The corn is sweating.

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12/06/2026

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12/06/2026

Abangan…June 12, 2026 istoryahan naton sa Kapehan ang angut sa ginatukod nga United Farmers in Rice & Corn sa Estancia (RICE)…mahatag man kita sg updates sa madamo nga issues nga naga apekto sa aton pagpanguma ilabi na gid ang parti sa El Nino☕️☕️

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