Many do not realize this but farmers actually are the Masters of Life and Death of whatever they plant or raise in their farms.
By planting fruit trees, the farmer gives life to a seedling which if he fails to water will wither and wilt.
In raising backyard chicken, he hatches chicks which if not reared properly will die.
So, critical talaga sa farmer ang maging observant and quick thinking.
Kapag may manok ka na may sipon, the farmer cannot delay treatment for several days because if it gets worse, it could no longer be saved.
When insects start gathering around the fruits of the Lanzones, the farmer has to immediately spray it with a solution to drive them away, otherwise, puro bulutong ang abutin ng bunga.
Two months ago, when the rains started to fall and the crows were attacking our chicks and feeding on the eggs in the yard, I immediately made adjustments.
Today, our chicks are kept in the brooders until the vaccinations are completed and they are strong enough to withstand the elements.
We have also started moving our hens from the open yard to large breeding pens because of the rains and also to protect the eggs from the crows.
This is the story of life and death in the farm.
Kung maagap ka, mabubuhay ang mga halaman mo at mga manok.
Kung pakaang-kaang at mabagal ka, sigurado patay ang mga tanim at alaga mo.
Their life or death is in the hands of the farmer.
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