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Very underrated Channel

Wow, I remember eating the outside of the seed when I was a kid. My grandparents had cocoa tree ❤🇺🇸🇵🇭in their backyard.

I would die than eating that..🤢

Sana malapit ako dyan . Ofw din ako plan mag for good

They can do earthworks as long as they plant again once they place the reservoirs. It is not bad if the design can recharge the aquafer. Local residents can also do their part by collecting rain water as a small solution for water shortages.

can any one tell me the price of raw dried cocoa beans per Metric Ton right now ? I am from Bangladesh.

Great meaningful content ! I love not only what you're doing but what you've accomplished .

Great work yall

Wait do I have till the male?

What’s the name off this cacoa

What a magnificent man and what a great legacy he created. Great Video.

Do you think that place has been bought? By the Chinese?

His presence and light will be forever missed ❤🙏

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Done watching

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Good

Damn bro that’s kool your Cambodian and living in the PI…every time I would vacation there I always thought about moving there lol

Good Day to you, I was able to solve that problem while I was in a far away province installing the Starlink Kit. To complete the purchase of the residential plan, I disconnected my smartphone temporarily from Starlink, then I connected my phone to an available Data service (Smart). Then I clicked on "Continue to checkout". Then I followed more instructions including using my local debit check, checking my emails to set up a new password, reading emails that my payment has been processed, Welcome to Starlink, and Service Activation Confirmation. I then disconnected my Smartphone from the Data connection, reconnected it to Starlink WIFI, and tested using the Chrome browser to connect to websites. I also connected my Laptop PC to Starlink WIfi and tested the Edge or Chrome browser It worked well too, Note that I made sure that the billing address is not the same place where I installed the Starlink kit, which is in a faraway mountain province.

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THEY ARE NOT FOREIGNERS THE SAME FILIPINO, ONLY JUST BECOME CITIZENS IN UNITED STATE AND COME BACK AGAIN. FILIPINO CITIZENS IN STATE ARE JUST SECOND CITIZENS IN UNITED STATE.

What's the action of the Bohol government regarding this, very very very sad!

Some people didnt understand the culture of the Filipino ,!! ❤ this is Sport

We'll surely miss loctob.

Fermenting grain gives beer. Fermenting fruit gives wine. Coconut wine is a misnomer since it is not grain or fruit. Same as fermented agave (pulque) and sugarcane (guarapo). Tuba falls under that category where it is a fermented drink but not wine or beer.

So sad. It’s great that you guys were able to shed light on the matter though.

Ang problem ay CARELESS yung pag-tap sa resource. Dapat minimal ang impact sa environment. Yan ang problema sa mga Pinoy. Hindi masyado pinag-iisipan!

Whatever. Your voices against an engineer? Not a chance😂 Even saw a the whole length of a province' coastline with prestine beaches end to end turned into a highway! Engineering wonder😂😂😂😂😂

Corrupt officials is behind this.

One day i would like to visit your projects.

GOOD REPORT Thanks

One comment. Second generation plus, from abroad Filipinos give the 'mano' too 'carefree'. The gesture is a sign of deferential respect, not just plain respect. If you compare it to other Asian cultures, it's not just a bow, it's at the level of 'kowtow'. For this reason, (I'm sure the Kapampangans have the same sentiment to us Tagslogs), the 'mano' is reserved for blood and through marriage relations, godparents and clergy (even then, rarely for clergy when grown). For a grown man to perform 'mano' to a stranger they've never met, who they are not related to nor do their parents owe a big debt of gratitude to is somewhat shocking (I'm trying to be polite). Maybe the culture is changing but not from my family for sure😂. No hate just insight. The cultures in the Philippines is not the homogenised thing people from abroad imagine...

that's crazy

Sad..........It's the Philippines. Money always wins out. Are you friends with the President ?

Ito yong kasabihan na ..."Hindi na Masama Ang pag unlad Kong hindi nakakasira Ng kalikasan"sana maayos at mapakinabangan Ng Mamamayan Ng Tama gat Maaga pa.

how much did it cost?

The slowmo made it that much more enjoyable. Thanks for the video.

that's a climbing fish

hello can i use this video for our film? thanks😄

Hi sr im tesda NC 1 farmer ming grad...if u looking employee im welling..to serve you.

Hi I would like to import this to india please tell me what’s the further process to do

those chickens are paid actors

I love the perspective shared in this video! These two are Rockstars #pursuitofcoconuts!

+1 Fellow 2nd Gen US -> PH transplant of a couple of years. I love what you're doing and plan to do much of the same way up here in Laoag City, Ilocos Norte. Having lived in the PH for a couple of years from living 4 decades in the Silicon Valley, I've observed many things. I've also "hustled" for several FAANG+ companies (This platform inclusive) for a few decades and have been using my experience to mentor my family & friends, in the PH, to foster a more optimized above & beyond lifestyle--opposed to operational & reactionary to promote a more strategic and intellectual mindset. Given globalization, the previous 1st Gen paradigm has enabled PH awareness to what's possible; however, it's caused brain drain which benefits OFWs' destination states despite remittance and remote jobs, whereas talent could be circulating and growing the PH economy--consequently improving PH quality of life--individually as well as a general societal perspective. Of course, specific industry mileage may vary. I appreciate the fact that a lot of the provinces haven't adapted as quickly because it's helped preserve traditions & values that the globalist "agendas" 🤣😜 have eroded. Despite that, Filipinos have found niches in the Global Gig economy. That said, I think there's a good convergence position to straddle, between ol' school and tech, where Filipinos are able to branch off from the wrong path we've seen in other westernized states while navigating w/in and filling culture gaps at all levels (e.g., financial, technical, health, etc.). Given our experiences' timelines, it's up to us to network to promote awareness, at any scale, to retain & foster Filipino talent for sake of the PH economy. This would also leverage geopolitical influence to increase GDP via ingress of business & capital. Of course, it's easy to lead a horse to water--another to make it drink given political dynamics.

This is actually pretty cool

Cant wait for you guys to produce coconut milk and supply groceries / cafes etc 😅😊❤

Muscle pains? Tuba. Fever? Tuba. Feeling sad? Tuba. Need energy? Tuba. Need something stronger? Bahalina. Not strong enough? Lambanog. Heck, if you need sawsawan? Sukang Tuba (Coconut vinegar). Tuba is the answer to a lot of things.