@@LaMesNaturalFarm naa koy akong yuta napalit mam 2.8 hectars Criollo pa lang nga cacao nakatanom 50 kabuok,pero dugangan pa nko ug tanom makauli ko sa pinas.intercrop nko sa lubi ng dwarf.taga bohol ko mam.layo pa sa tinuod akng farm mam mag sugod pko sa uno mam hehe.ok ra hinay2 basta naay paabuton puhon2 kaloy an.
@@mrroy-xn7mk hala dakua sa imong farm sir. Daghan jud kay matanom ana... Nice na nga plan sir. Maayo nang trees imo gitanom while naa kas abroad kay inig uli nimo dagko na. Asa diay ka nag abroad karon sir?
@@LaMesNaturalFarm igo2 rasad mam,dli lang patag medyo bakilid lang.naa ko sa oman karon mam mouliay nasad kay wala nay kontrata ang kompanya so balik bukid nasad mam.hehe.magbuhi sad ko manok mma peroga native akoa kay dli kaayo maselan ba sa lawog mahal man gud ang feeds i organic lang pakaon.
@@mrroy-xn7mk ahw maayo sir. Food good na? Uu i suggest nga native jud. Dili hasol pakaunon unya dili sensitive... Mabuhi ra bisag pasagdan 🤣... Pag watch ug permaculture sir basin ganahan ka ana nga set-up
Potatoes in tropical climates are almost impossible. They grow great in the mid west U.S. That's why potatoes are our main carbohydrate source while yours is rice that we can only grow in a small area near the gulf of Mexico.
Exactly that's why here in the Philippines it only grows in highlands like North Lizon and Bukidnon in Mindanao. Hopefully we can make a way to grow potatoes in our area. Hehee. Where is your farm in the US?
@@LaMesNaturalFarm I'm just a gardener. I grow a lot of food in a relativaly large back yard using KNF. Enough to give all my neighbors free food all summer. My wife grew up in Bukidnon. Been there many times. Her parents worked for Del Monte
@@LaMesNaturalFarm We live in Long Island Ny but my wife has dual citizenship so we own some property in Bukidnon. Her brothers own farms there too with dual citizenship.
@@joepeduzzi8834 oh wow bukidnon is such a good place to grow foods most of our veggies in our market are from Mindanao but im not sure if it's from bukidnon
Yes po meron din kami tanim na sweet potatoes heheh... Try lang din ang patatas baka maging successful hehehe. Nagffarm din kayo sir? San po lugar nyo?
Wow! Kanindot sa farm life ba ❤️
Hehehehe praise God gyud... Nindot kaayo iyang hinimo
Nindota sa farm nimo mam patag,dghan pwde mahimo.
Hehehe lagi sir... Gamay raman ni among space pero ug kugihan daghan gyud matanom unya maharvest puhon... Naa sad mo farm sir??? Asa sa pinas?
@@LaMesNaturalFarm naa koy akong yuta napalit mam 2.8 hectars Criollo pa lang nga cacao nakatanom 50 kabuok,pero dugangan pa nko ug tanom makauli ko sa pinas.intercrop nko sa lubi ng dwarf.taga bohol ko mam.layo pa sa tinuod akng farm mam mag sugod pko sa uno mam hehe.ok ra hinay2 basta naay paabuton puhon2 kaloy an.
@@mrroy-xn7mk hala dakua sa imong farm sir. Daghan jud kay matanom ana... Nice na nga plan sir. Maayo nang trees imo gitanom while naa kas abroad kay inig uli nimo dagko na. Asa diay ka nag abroad karon sir?
@@LaMesNaturalFarm igo2 rasad mam,dli lang patag medyo bakilid lang.naa ko sa oman karon mam mouliay nasad kay wala nay kontrata ang kompanya so balik bukid nasad mam.hehe.magbuhi sad ko manok mma peroga native akoa kay dli kaayo maselan ba sa lawog mahal man gud ang feeds i organic lang pakaon.
@@mrroy-xn7mk ahw maayo sir. Food good na? Uu i suggest nga native jud. Dili hasol pakaunon unya dili sensitive... Mabuhi ra bisag pasagdan 🤣... Pag watch ug permaculture sir basin ganahan ka ana nga set-up
Yummy potatoes! They are a staple of our American diet here. Fried, boiled, or baked, with gravy, butter, sour cream, ketchup, or even cheese.
Potatoes are so delicious, perfect pair for anything. Do you also grow potatoes in your farm?
@@LaMesNaturalFarm Yes, you got that right. An old slogan is to plant them on Good Friday.
@@LGR605 maybe in your country only... For us here in the Ph maybe we try during BERMonths since the temperature is low.
lets go kababayan
Thank you kababayan... May farm din po kayo dito sa pinas?
I believe that is called a spur that you removed from the rooster.
Oh thank you for that. Now we know how it's called in English...
Nc. Love you
Nature loves you too
What kind of grass you have on your yard?
It's a carabao grass... That's how we call it here in our place hehe
Potatoes in tropical climates are almost impossible. They grow great in the mid west U.S. That's why potatoes are our main carbohydrate source while yours is rice that we can only grow in a small area near the gulf of Mexico.
Exactly that's why here in the Philippines it only grows in highlands like North Lizon and Bukidnon in Mindanao.
Hopefully we can make a way to grow potatoes in our area. Hehee. Where is your farm in the US?
@@LaMesNaturalFarm I'm just a gardener. I grow a lot of food in a relativaly large back yard using KNF. Enough to give all my neighbors free food all summer. My wife grew up in Bukidnon. Been there many times. Her parents worked for Del Monte
@@LaMesNaturalFarm We live in Long Island Ny but my wife has dual citizenship so we own some property in Bukidnon. Her brothers own farms there too with dual citizenship.
@@joepeduzzi8834 oh wow bukidnon is such a good place to grow foods most of our veggies in our market are from Mindanao but im not sure if it's from bukidnon
@@joepeduzzi8834 that's great. No plan of staying in the Philippines for good?
Instead of potato, i suggest u focus on sweet potato.. Kamote is the best..
Yes po meron din kami tanim na sweet potatoes heheh... Try lang din ang patatas baka maging successful hehehe. Nagffarm din kayo sir? San po lugar nyo?
Mam @lames wer can i buy Azolla po? Naa ba mu baligya mam
Taga Leyte raka maam??
Good farm. Can I contact you?
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