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What's up with the Philippine economy?

on October 13, 2018

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With how things are going in the customs we can only hope that there will be less smuggled spices like garlic proliferating in our market. Our native garlic is by far more flavorful than its imported counterparts. If you are thinking of joining the band wagon and starting your garlic plantation, then these tips will get you started. 1. Soil and Climatic Requirements Garlic can be grown in different types of soil. However, sandy, silt and clay loam are recommended for commercial production. The soil should be fertile, rich in organic matter, well-drained, and capable of holding adequate moisture during the growing period. Garlic grows favorably in areas with Type I climate, which is characterized by a wet season that usually occurs from May to October and a dry season from November to April. Garlic does not grow well in areas with excessive rainfall. 2. Land preparation The two types of land preparation for garlic production are with tillage and without tillage or

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Time deposits can be a good source of income as long as you have enough capital and play it smart. It's called a CD because once you buy a time deposit you will get a Certificate Deposit. Here are details on how it works ; "The minimum term for time deposit is usually 30 days; maximum is up to five years. The longer the term, the higher the interest would be on your CD (Certificate Deposit). So what you do is you sign-up for a time deposit. Wait for it to mature then earn from interest. In the event that you to withdraw your money early, there are penalties imposed. Once the maturity is reached, you can withdraw your deposit without penalty. This time the money will be deposited back to your regular savings account. That is why it is a bank requirement that before you open a time deposit account, you should first have a savings account with them (your bank). If you want to use your money at the end of the term, be sure to withdraw it on a specif

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