Omana Farm

30/03/2026

29/03/2026

26/03/2026

Thank you for inviting Omaña Farm to the second day of the “Dagdag COCO-Alaman na, Dagdag COCO-Buhayan pa!” training, which marked the first day of hands-on demo, where we had the opportunity to share how to make soap from coconut oil. It was truly inspiring to see the creativity and hard work of our local coconut farmers in turning every part of the coconut into meaningful products.

We’re grateful to be part of this celebration of innovation, sustainability, and the richness of our coconut industry, and we look forward to supporting and learning more from initiatives like this!

25/02/2026

Cashless na, mas mabilis pa! 💳✨

Pormal nang inilunsad ng TESDA at Land Bank of the Philippines ang pagpapadali at pagpapabilis ng pagkuha ng allowance ng ating scholars sa pamamagitan ng digital at direct-to-account disbursement.

Sa ilalim ng bagong sistema, ang allowances at training support funds ng mga TESDA scholars sa buong bansa ay direkta nang ipapasok sa kanilang LANDBANK PISO o PISO Plus accounts — mas secure, mas transparent, at mas convenient.

Sa bagong e-payment scheme na ito, mas madali ang pag-iimpok, mas mabilis ang transaksyon, at mas abot-kamay ang serbisyo para sa bawat TESDA scholar.

19/02/2026

Pag may itinanim, may aanihin. Pag may aanihin, may makakain. 🌱💚

11/02/2026

"Be a TESDA Scholar! 😊 AGROENTREPRENURSHIP NC II is now open for enrollment!

ENROLL NOW!! LIMITED SLOTS ONLY!!!

✅FREE TRAINING / NO TUITION FEE
✅FREE ASSESSMENT
✅With ₱160/day Training Support Fund (Educational Allowance)

Duration: 30days
Location: Sitio Crossing OMAÑA FARM Brgy Muliguin Unisan Quezon

List of Requirements:
1. 2 photocopies of Birth Certificate (PSA/NSO)
2. 2 photocopies of any government-issued ID/school ID (if available)
3. 2 photocopies of Transcript of Records/Form 137 (if available), or diploma, or school card
4. 5 passport-size pictures (formal clothing, white background, chemical printed, with name tag)
5. 5 1x1 pictures (formal clothing, white background, chemical printed)
6. 2 photocopies of Marriage Certificate (if married)
7. Barangay Certificate
8. 1 long brown envelope

Don't miss this chance! Apply now and start your agro-entrepreneurship journey! 🚀
☎ CALL US NOW: 0921 793 2781

09/02/2026

TESDA empowers every Filipino to turn their skills into real opportunities. Guided by its mandate to provide accessible technical-vocational education and training (TVET), TESDA ensures that learners across the country gain industry-relevant skills, nationally recognized certifications, and a clear pathway from Training to Trabaho.

Through initiatives such as assessment and certification, scholarships, livelihood programs, and strong partnerships with industries and communities, TESDA supports every learner’s journey, whether toward employment, entrepreneurship, or further learning.

With the recently launched TESDA Skills Passport, your skills are recognized, your achievements verified, and your career opportunities amplified. From hands-on technical and vocational courses to digital transformation programs, creative arts, agriculture, and language training, TESDA opens doors to a future-ready workforce.

📌 Admin’s note: Image generated by AI

24/01/2026

Planong ipatupad ng Department of Agriculture (DA) ang contract farming para sa sili bilang tugon sa mataas na presyo nito sa mga pamilihan.

Ayon kay Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr., bibigyan ng binhi ang mga magsasaka at magkakaroon ng buy-back scheme o kasiguruhan sa pagbili ng ani sa loob ng isa hanggang isa’t kalahating taon ng programa.

Kasabay ng pagbuo ng pondo at detalye ng programa, inaasahang sisimulan ang pagtatanim ngayong tag-init, partikular sa buwan ng Marso. | DZRH News

19/01/2026

Philippine researchers found coconut shell activated carbon purifying water perfectly. Scientists at the University of the Philippines developed water filtration using activated carbon from coconut shells that removes 99.99% of bacteria, viruses, heavy metals, pharmaceuticals, and microplastics, producing water cleaner than distillation at costs under $0.001 per liter. This could bring safe drinking water to the 2 billion people lacking access.

The Philippines produces millions of tons of coconut shell waste annually from copra production, typically burned or discarded. Researchers discovered that heating coconut shells in low-oxygen environments creates activated carbon with microscopic pore structures providing enormous surface area—one gram has internal surface area equivalent to a football field. These nanopores trap and chemically bind virtually all contaminants including bacteria too small for conventional filters, dissolved heavy metals, pharmaceutical residues, pesticides, and even microplastic particles. The resulting water is cleaner than most bottled water.

Simple household filters using coconut carbon cost $15 to build and last two years providing clean water for families, eliminating waterborne diseases killing hundreds of thousands annually. Community-scale systems can serve entire villages for initial investments of a few thousand dollars. The filters require no electricity, no maintenance beyond periodic carbon replacement, and work with any water source including rivers, ponds, or wells. Unlike reverse osmosis or UV treatment requiring power and sophisticated equipment, coconut carbon filtration works anywhere.

The technology transforms worthless agricultural waste into valuable water purification media while creating employment in rural coconut-growing regions. Carbon production facilities are opening across the Philippines, Indonesia, India, and Africa. WHO has validated the filtration performance and is incorporating the technology into emergency response kits for disaster zones.

Source: University of the Philippines Diliman, Water Research 2024