A Lecture Presentation for the Department of Agriculture, Hotel Ariana, San Fernando City, La Union Nov. 22, 2012

1. Enterprise
Development
ARD Jo B. Bitonio CDA
Lecture-Presentation for Department of Agriculture Region I
Hotel Ariana Hotel, San Fernando City, La Union
November 22, 2012

2. Sanita
aka
“dragon
fruit”

3. soap biscuit
jam
Ice cream
tea
wine

4. candle
lumpia
shampoo
wine
freshener
jam
deodorant
Fabric
concentrate
freshener

5. What is malunggay?
 Its scientific name is called
"moringa”.
"Moringa" on english name,
"Sajina" in Indian Subcontinent
and Southeast Asia and is known
as "malunggay" here in the
Philippines.
 It has 80 other names used
worldwide, but you can find it also
as horseradish tree more easily. It
grows widely in tropical climate
areas like our country.

6. • A powder seed can be substitute for water
purification. Malunggay can help on balancing
and keeping all important body hormones that
contributes for relaxation.

7.  The part of Malunggay tree are useful from roots to
leaves. Biofuels can be made from extracted seeds.
Oils are said to be edible similar to olive oil when it
comes to composition. he roots can be used to treat
snake bites and many other things can be made from
malunggay.
 Perfumes,personal care and therapeutic products are
now using malunggay, as well in cosmetics because it
contains anti-oxidant properties.
 Flowers may be used also to make tea or as additives
to other food. The leaf is said to be the most nutritious
parts, it may be taken cooked, raw and even powdered
which we are going to emphasize in this page.
 Some farmers are also feeding their livestocks with
malunggay leaves to increase milk production and
make their animals grows more healthier.

8. mayonnaise
Personal skin
care VCO
products with
moringa oil as
Mouthwash
one of the
essential oils.
Product includes
tea
body
lotion, massage
creams, hair pandesal
creams,
massagee oil,
lipstick, lip balm,
night and Coffee
day cream, etc. chips
With goat milk Shampoo and conditioner
nourishing face with hair growth activator
cream

9. Malungay recipes

10. Herbal Farming
MONEY-MAKING POTENTIAL. For
the enterprising gardeners, including
housewives who stay at home most
of the time, growing herbs can be a
good source of additional income.
The beauty about these herbs is that
they can be grown in the home
garden. Almost all of them can be
ideally grown in pots and other
containers. They don’t require vast
spaces. One could come up with
various specialty products that could
be marketed not only locally but also
abroad.

11. Useful Herbs For Good Health, Good
Food, Good Profit
GOTO KOLA
The extract from Centella asiatica is
made into a popular juice drink in
Thailand. Considered as a health
tonicis claimed to have cured some
serious ailments. One sufferer of
arthritis. After religiously taking fresh
leaves of Goto Kola to cure athritis

12. STEVIA
The fresh leaves are sweet and are a
delight to chew. The leaves could be used
to sweeten coffee or tea. The leaves can
be dried and used in drinks, preserves,
breads and diet foods

13. Their dried flowers, cut stalks and leaves are used in
lavender bags and potpourri. Tea is also made from
LAVENDER the flowers and leaves and is claimed to be effective
against headaches and insomnia.

14. BASIL
Basil is a favorite
culinary herb that
imparts special flavor to
various dishes of fish,
vegetables, chicken and
egg. It is also used to
make a special basil
vinegar. There are
several kinds of basil,
including Sweet Basil,
Greek Basil, Licorice
Basil, and Lemon Basil.

15. Apple Mint, Eaude-Cologne Mint, Pennyroyal
Mint. Peppermint, Chocolate Mint, Japanese
Menthol Mint, and Vietnamese Mint. They are
MINTS
used to add flavor to a lot of meat dishes,
salads, cakes, drinks and jellies. Crushed
leaves are also rubbed on the skin to repel
mosquitoes. When planted beside other
plants, like roses. they are said to drive away
aphids that attack the roses.

16. GERANIUM
Philippines as Malvarosa and is prized for its delightful smell. Actually there
are at least nine Geraniums with special scents. These include the
RoseScented Geranium, the Lemon-Scented Geranium, Peppermint
Geranium, Coconut Geranium, Nutmeg Geranium, Apple-Scented Geranium,
Lime-Scented Geranium, Orange Geranium and Carrot Geranium. As their
names suggest, they come in different fragrances. They are used in fragrant
sachets and potpourri, cakes and jellies,

18. pasta
honey

19. In Negros, organic farm turns into
ecotourism centerpiece
Organic In Negros, organic farm turns into
ecotourism centerpiece
Farming
The eco-technology farm, which is the
by Carla Gomez Visayas Inquirerr
resort proper of May’s Organic Garden,
occupies about 2.4 hectares of the
property.
Also, 1.5 hectares have been planted to
organic rice, corn, lettuce and herbs,
such as rosemary and mint. The
remaining 500,000 square meters is for
livestock, such as turkey, chicken, hogs,
ducks, goats, sheep and horses.
At the farm, visitors are taught how to
produce organic crops, as well as
medicinal plants, and how to raise
organic farm animals such as odorless
hogs.
Healthy buffet
lunch

21. http://www.agribusinessweek.com/useful-herbs-for-good-health-good-food-good-profit/#more-821

22. Herbs of the Field
Tawa-tawa -Euphorbia Hirta. for dengue and asthma

23. Papaya
The papaya does not get the credit it deserves. In the tropics, where Papaya is
grown, it is referred to as the "medicine tree" or "melon of health". Papaya's are
filled with nutrients. In fact, a single serving of papaya has 150 percent of your
daily allowance of Vitamin C, one of the most effective antioxidants in blocking
LDL oxidation. It's also associated with high levels of HDL (good) cholesterol.
Papayas are a great source of beta-carotene, an important antioxidant that helps
fight free radicals, the beginning of disease. Papayas also supply about 2
percent of your RDA for iron, and 4 percent of your daily calcium allowance. It's
also an excellent source of Vitamin A, Vitamin E, Folic Acid, Potassium, Copper,
Phosphorus, Iron and Fiber.

24. Spa products
candle
Juice concentrate
Pet
food

25. Corn and its by
products

26. More than
100 by
products
Products that use Corn
Adhesives (glues, pastes, mucilages, gums,
etc.)
Aluminum
Antibiotics (penicillin)
Asbestos insulation
Aspirin
Automobiles (everything on wheels)
xxx- cylinder heads
xxx- ethanol - fuel & windshield washer fluid
xxx- spark plugs
xxx- synthetic rubber finishes
xxx- tires
Baby food
Batteries, dry cell
Beer
Breakfast cereals
Candies
Canned vegetables

27. Products that use Corn
Carbonated beverages
Cheese spreads
Chewing gum
Chocolate products
Coatings on wood, paper & metal
Colour carrier in paper & textile, printing
Corn chips
Corn meal
Cosmetics
C.M.A. (calcium magnesium acetate)
Crayon and chalk
Degradable plastics
Dessert powders
Dextrose (intravenous solutions, icing sugar)
Disposable diapers
Dyes
Edible oil
Ethyl and butyl alcohol
Explosives - firecrackers
Finished leather
Flour & grits

28. Recycled corn
Products that use Corn plastic
Frozen foods calculator
Fructose
Fuel ethanol
Gypsum wallboard
Ink for stamping prices in stores
Insecticides
Instant coffee & tea
Insulation, fibreglass
James, jellies and preserves
Ketchup
Latex paint
Leather tanning
Licorice
Livestock feed
Malted products
Margarine
Mayonnaise
Mustard, prepared Corn led light
Paper board, (corrugating, laminating,
cardboard

29. Products that use Corn
Paper manufacturing
Paper plates & Cups
Peanut butter
Pharmaceuticals - The Life Line of The
Hospital
Potato chips Corn oil
Rugs, carpets
Salad dressings
Shaving cream & lotions
Shoe polish
Soaps and cleaners
Soft drinks
Starch & glucose (over 40 types)
Syrup Corn broom
Tacos, tortillas
Textiles
Toothpaste
Wallpaper
Wheat bread
Whiskey
Yogurts

30. "The Tree of Life"
The Coconut Tree
(Cocos Nucifera L.) is
called "The Tree of
Life" because of the
endless list of products
and by-products
derived from its
various parts. Food,
shelter, fuel - name it,
the coconut has it

31. PRODUCTS FROM THE COCONUT TREE
Woven coconut leaves known locally as cadjan are used as thatch, while
coconut timber is used widely as rafters and in the furniture industry. Coconut
leaves and roots are used as fuel for the hearth. Mats and basketware are
woven from the treated leaves and their spiny ekels (mid-ribs) are used to
make ekel brooms and baskets. Fresh coconut floral decorations are a must at
traditional rituals and ceremonials. The young coconut fruit holds within it a
refreshing & nutrition packed drink, while the matured kernel is grated and
pressed for coconut milk, used in cooking curry. Major multinational companies
are marketing coconut milk in powdered form obviating the need for scraping
or grating the kernel and expressing the milk, an exacting kitchen chore when
making curry.
Coco shell thai ceramics

32. The sweet toddy tapped from the spathe of the coconut flower provides a rich
jaggery (palm Sugar) and palm treacle (honey). Vinegar is a by - product of
toddy while fermented toddy distilled provides arrack, which is the national
Alcoholic beverage of Sri Lanka. Desiccated coconut kernel is used
extensively in the confectionery industry (for example - bounty bars), while
from dried kernel or copra, coconut oil is extracted for use widely as a cooking
fat which has a very high omega 3 content and also for the manufacture of
cosmetics, soaps, margarine, and creams. The residue after the oil extractions
is a ready - made poonac or high protein & fat containing animal feed.
Handicrafts made out of coconut shells and various other products.

33. One town
one product
Philippine
Coconut
Products

34. Focus on Market: On line shop
Mura Ito – http://muraito.com
Pakyaw – http://pakyaw.com.ph
www.ebuyphilippines.com
www.sulit.com.ph www.spot.ph
www.filipino-store.com
Tipid ‘To – www.tipidto.com
Clever Buy – www.cleverbuy.com.ph