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organic transplants
by Bernadette San Juan - Saturday, 16 January 2010, 08:50 AM
 
hi! i would like to venture on selling organic transplants for urban hobbyists. apart from tomatoes, bell pepper and lettuce, what other plants can be produced organically on pots? also, could you give me ideas on costings and selling price of each kind of organic transplant?
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Re: organic transplants
by Joeven C. Calasagsag - Wednesday, 20 January 2010, 11:44 AM
 
Hello Miss Bernadette!

Nice plan po . . venturing the said business, especially that the demand for organically produce products nowadays is increasing due to consciousness on their diet of some of our "kababayans".

Just want to ask po if you are a certified organic plant raiser?
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Re: organic transplants
by Angelo Ramos - Friday, 24 December 2010, 04:34 PM
 
good day! it will be a good plan for Miss Bernadette to put up such shop. it will be swarmed by those who are on a hurry to put up a farm. @ joeven sir, how to be a certified organic plant raiser? thanks!
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Re: organic transplants
by Joeven C. Calasagsag - Monday, 27 December 2010, 09:43 AM
 
Hi Angelo! I sent you a personal message about your concern. Happy Holidays!
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Re: organic transplants
by Antonio Buenaventura - Saturday, 22 October 2011, 07:29 PM
 
Sir Joeven, could you send me also the requirements on how you could be a certified organic farm producer or better yet make it available on this forum?



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Re: organic transplants
by Joeven C. Calasagsag - Monday, 24 October 2011, 12:16 PM
 
Hi Antonio!

With regards to your concern we would like to refer you this website link: http://www.occpphils.org
The website contains all the needed information on Organic Certification including Summary Process For Organic Inspection / Certification Of Producers or Processors and Organic Inspection and Certification Flow Chart. Likewise, you may also contact Organic Certification Center of the Philippines OCCP (Accreditted National Organic Certifier by the DA-BAFPS) at Tel/Fax (632) 441 4096 Cellphone No. 0908 8982758 or visit them at #30 Sct. Borromeo Street,  Brgy. South Triangle Quezon City.

For more information on Organic Agriculture you may also visit  http://organic.da.gov.ph or contact: 
BUREAU OF AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES PRODUCT STANDARDS B.P.I. Compound, Visayas Avenue, Diliman Quezon City Philippines. email: bafpsda@yahoo.com.ph tel no.: (632) 920-6131 / 467-9039

Thank you =)


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Re: organic transplants
by Marjorie M. Arriola - Wednesday, 20 January 2010, 12:09 PM
 
Hi. Ms.Bernadette San Juan!

Apart from those crops you've mentioned, almost any vegetable crops that can grow in a typical garden will also do well as a container/pot grown plant.Some of these crops are eggplant, radishes, squash, and pechay, also spices such as garlic, onion(bulb and/or spring)and ginger.

Any crops can also be grown organically provided that the area is under organic management practices, free from use of chemical pesticides, fungicides, and fertilizers.
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Re: organic transplants
by Glenn Mark Dizon - Wednesday, 16 June 2010, 12:23 PM
 
Cost of organic produce is higher than conventionally grown foods. I have great respect for those who are on organic cause but the way I understand it, in some future time they are likely to deprive those who venture on conventional farming the opportunity to grow conventional foods and in the process become a deterrent factor for conventional farmers to rise above their levels. We see articles in the internet which try to criticize conventional method of farming but in the ultimate analysis I dont think the organic produce would be sufficient to feed the the population.
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