DACI Farm

DACI Farm Layer Farm

Thanks for this...
12/03/2026

Thanks for this...

Dagdag Kaalaman para sa hamon ng ekonomiya....
12/03/2026

Dagdag Kaalaman para sa hamon ng ekonomiya....

G16-BW by Brookside Farm
17/12/2025

G16-BW by Brookside Farm

09/11/2025

IEC Advisory
Sa aming mga konsumidores,

Asahan ang posibilidad na pagkawala ng kuryente dala ng masamang panahon.
Maging handa sa lahat ng oras;

1. Mag charge ng mga de-bateryang kasangkapan (Emergency light, cellphone, Power bank).
2. Mag-ipon ng Tubig.
3. Maghanda ng ng mga pagkaing di nangangailangan lutuin.
4. Ilikas ang mga hayop sa ligtas na lugar.
5. Tiyaking walang linya ng kuryente nakalapat sa tubig bago magbuhay ng main switch ng kuryente.

Inaasahan po namin ang inyong malawak na pang unawa.


Paumanhin kung di kayo basta basta pinapapasok.... nag iingat lang po....
27/10/2025

Paumanhin kung di kayo basta basta pinapapasok.... nag iingat lang po....

01/10/2025

Nobody is talking about this country enough.

But they should be.

The Philippines produces 1.6 million graduates annually. That is more skilled talent entering the workforce each year.

Most people miss that Filipino professionals do not just execute tasks. They think like business owners.

I have worked with Filipino analysts questioning flawed assumptions in client strategies. I have watched them propose solutions that other executives had not considered. They do not just follow processes. They always try to improve them.

The cultural factor is underestimated. Filipinos grow up navigating complex social dynamics. This translates to exceptional client relationship management and cross-functional collaboration. They read between the lines in ways that pure technical skills cannot teach.

Cost is obvious. Quality is expected. But adaptability is rare.

Most offshore talent requires extensive training to understand Western business context. Filipino professionals often understand it intuitively due to their unique background. The Philippines has a westernized education system shaped by American colonial influence, with English as the primary language of instruction in universities.

This exposure to Western business concepts, communication styles, and organizational structures from an early age means Filipino professionals naturally grasp urgency, priority, and the difference between busy work and business impact.

The English proficiency ranks second in Asia. But it goes deeper than language. It is business communication. Filipinos can present to C-suite executives, write strategic documents, and facilitate complex negotiations without missing cultural nuances.

Companies are building entire departments in the Philippines not because it is cheap, but because the talent can handle responsibility that typically requires senior-level professionals.

The businesses figuring this out first are gaining years of competitive advantage while others are still thinking about cost savings.

The Philippines is not the budget option anymore. It is the strategic one.

Wriiten: Nicolas Bivero

22/09/2025

Meet the Expert:

Dr. Noel B. Lumbo, Associate Professor and Head of the Animal Nutrition Division at UPLB, brings years of research and practical experience to the 9th Egg Symposium.

Learn how his insights can help you sustain layer performance beyond 90%.

Exclusive to Vetchem clients & BaEPA members only.

Don’t just raise layers. Raise standards.


12/09/2025

The National Meat Inspection Service (NMIS) reminds the public to exercise vigilance when purchasing meat and meat products, whether locally produced or imported, especially through online platforms.

Recently, there has been an increase in the distribution and consumption of imported meat products online. While some of these products may appear affordable and convenient, the NMIS emphasizes the importance of ensuring that all meat and meat products are:

✅ Sourced from accredited meat establishments that comply with food safety and inspection standards.
✅ Properly labeled and documented, including Meat Inspection Certificate (MIC) or Certificate Of Meat Inspection (COMI) and other importation clearance.
✅ Handled, transported, and stored under appropriate cold chain conditions to maintain quality and safety.

The public is strongly cautioned against buying meat and meat products from unverified online sellers, as these may pose health risks due to possible contamination, spoilage, or mishandling.

For your safety and that of your family, always buy meat only from trusted and accredited sources.

For inquiries or reports, you may contact the National Meat Inspection Service (NMIS) through email at [email protected] or telephone at (02) 8924 7980, or visit the Regional Technical Operation Centers near you.

01/08/2025

Hindi sapat ang pagkain kung kulang sa nutrisyon.
Kung sakitin at payat ang iyong alaga, huwag na mag-alala — handa kaming makinig at tumulong. 💚
Tara, usap tayo!

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