Kaunlaran Sa Agrikultura, a radio program heard over DWWW 774khz, every Sunday at 4:30-7:30am, hosted by Nina Manzanares-Agu, Tony Rola and Zac Sarian, has done some reformatting.
Doc Rey had been named by Nina as their Vet Ng Bayan and is set to tackle informative topics about farm animals, just like a school on the air.
Showing posts with label Nina Manzanares-Agu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nina Manzanares-Agu. Show all posts
Sunday, July 06, 2008
Monday, April 14, 2008
Yes, Chickens Get Heatstroke Too
Yesterday at the radio program Kaunlaran Sa Agrikultura over DWWW 774, we ran a contest.
Nina Manzanares-Agu, the anchor, asked for 3 tips on what may be done to prevent heatstroke in this heat we are experiencing.
As usual, we got so many texts. But we were amused that we got many answers too that referred to what humans may do: like.. wear light materials for clothing, take showers often :)
I love Sundays there...so many things make us laugh!
We picked the most practical answer, but the winner didn't indicate name nor location. Before Nina announced the winning answers, we all laughed that surely a lot will claim to be winners. True enough! wehehhehehe The real winner texted me again long after, as we were having breakfast already. I was sure, because he used the same SIM card.
Talking about how people try to pull a fast one... Zac Sarian was whispering about how some people long ago (LONG AGO reads in caps because this is about STAMPS) would write the real recipient as sender and the real sender as the addressee in snail mails. Affix low value of stamps. What happens????? The letter gets "returned to sender"!!!
I had so much laugh at this...as in uncontrolled! I had to step out and just wait for the show to finish. The other techinicians outside thought I was crying....napuwing lang po. It was an easier reason rather than re-echo Zac's joke.
Hmmmm seems, experience also hones humor.
Nina Manzanares-Agu, the anchor, asked for 3 tips on what may be done to prevent heatstroke in this heat we are experiencing.
As usual, we got so many texts. But we were amused that we got many answers too that referred to what humans may do: like.. wear light materials for clothing, take showers often :)
I love Sundays there...so many things make us laugh!
We picked the most practical answer, but the winner didn't indicate name nor location. Before Nina announced the winning answers, we all laughed that surely a lot will claim to be winners. True enough! wehehhehehe The real winner texted me again long after, as we were having breakfast already. I was sure, because he used the same SIM card.
Talking about how people try to pull a fast one... Zac Sarian was whispering about how some people long ago (LONG AGO reads in caps because this is about STAMPS) would write the real recipient as sender and the real sender as the addressee in snail mails. Affix low value of stamps. What happens????? The letter gets "returned to sender"!!!
I had so much laugh at this...as in uncontrolled! I had to step out and just wait for the show to finish. The other techinicians outside thought I was crying....napuwing lang po. It was an easier reason rather than re-echo Zac's joke.
Hmmmm seems, experience also hones humor.
Sunday, March 30, 2008
Agri Kapihan Mar2008
Agri Kapihans at DWWW774 are scheduled every 4th Sunday of the month. This month was moved to the last Sunday because last week fell on Easter Sunday.
We look forward to these events as its bonding time for the radio progam's hosts, listeners and friends.
Today's special guest was a speaker from BFAR Tanay who presented about Pangasius. People were interested as some stood up to approach his as soon as it was obvious he was preparing to leave :)
Touching was when a photocopy of Zac Sarian's article about a Sunshine grower was reproduced and given to the all the guests there. Mr. Rico wanted to make sure everyone read what TJ had done and he shared that article by distributing it.
We look forward to these events as its bonding time for the radio progam's hosts, listeners and friends.
Today's special guest was a speaker from BFAR Tanay who presented about Pangasius. People were interested as some stood up to approach his as soon as it was obvious he was preparing to leave :)
Touching was when a photocopy of Zac Sarian's article about a Sunshine grower was reproduced and given to the all the guests there. Mr. Rico wanted to make sure everyone read what TJ had done and he shared that article by distributing it.
Monday, February 25, 2008
Agri Kapihan Feb 2008
Every 4th Sunday of the month is a reunion of some sorts.
Agri Kapihan at the courtyard of DWWW 774khz, is open to all listeners and friends of Kabuhayan sa Agrikultura.
During the regular Kabuhayan sa Agrikultura, there was a question to us and the discussion drifted to capon Sunshines when Zac Sarian asked about supply.
Was I glad I had a ready answer that Joey Rigor of Victoria, Tarlac has Sunshine Capons available. Zac was very interested and asked me to set up farm visit to Joey's farm.
We thought that yesterday will be quiet because of the the weather, but that didn't dampen the listener's urge to go and participate.
You are able to speak up one on one with the resource speakers you want to, and refer to them your problems re: agriculture.
Several listeners bring their produce to sell: seedlings, trees, fruits, pastries, herbs etc
Nina is back after her maternity leave :)
Agri Kapihan at the courtyard of DWWW 774khz, is open to all listeners and friends of Kabuhayan sa Agrikultura.
During the regular Kabuhayan sa Agrikultura, there was a question to us and the discussion drifted to capon Sunshines when Zac Sarian asked about supply.
Was I glad I had a ready answer that Joey Rigor of Victoria, Tarlac has Sunshine Capons available. Zac was very interested and asked me to set up farm visit to Joey's farm.
We thought that yesterday will be quiet because of the the weather, but that didn't dampen the listener's urge to go and participate.
You are able to speak up one on one with the resource speakers you want to, and refer to them your problems re: agriculture.
Several listeners bring their produce to sell: seedlings, trees, fruits, pastries, herbs etc
Nina is back after her maternity leave :)
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
Agri-Kapihan Jan 2008
Last Sunday saw us at the Agri-Kapihan, held every 4th Sunday of the month at DWWW 774khz's Courtyard.
Of course the Kaunlaran sa Agrikultura family was there to give support to the show's hosts: Tony Rola, Nina Manzanares-Agu (still on maternity leave) and Zac Sarian.
If you've never been to one, come and join us. You will be able to meet up with the speakers on the topic that interests you, upfront. It turns out to be a more personal seminars.
So nice when people come up and say how they enjoyed their Sunshines for the Christmas dinners and now were making purchases again for their backyards.
Sunday, January 13, 2008
Kaunlaran sa Agrikultura
We had been absent for sometime during the Sunday, Kaunlaran sa Agrikultura of DWWW 774.
Today, as I was driving to DWWW, I mentioned to Doc Rey..... "feels like going home"!
Nina is still on maternity leave. Zac, the bunso, is sick (kulang sa Chakara tea).
It was Ka Pio's bday. But birthday or not, the group is always in a jolly and eating mood. The best parts are during station IDs when everyone engages in small talks.
The EDSA Garden House team was there, Pearl and Adela. Guest for today was Dir Adora of BFAR who talked about Mariculture Parks.
I took photos from where I was sitting. Note that the food was on our side :)
The first run of our info-ads for national radio was done today.
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Raising and Cooking Sunshines
During the Christmas Agri Kapihan Forum on December 16, 2007, two (2) seminars have been lined up:
1) How To Raise Your Sunshines From Day1 To Harvest - by Doc Rey
2) Cooking Demonstrations by Chef Bert Clemenia of De La Salle Culinary Arts
See you there!
FREE, no fees collected.
Great time to meet the Kaunlaran sa Agrikultura and AANI family, led by Zac Sarian, Tony Rola, Nina Manzanares-Agu and Eng. Pol Rubia.
1) How To Raise Your Sunshines From Day1 To Harvest - by Doc Rey
2) Cooking Demonstrations by Chef Bert Clemenia of De La Salle Culinary Arts
See you there!
FREE, no fees collected.
Great time to meet the Kaunlaran sa Agrikultura and AANI family, led by Zac Sarian, Tony Rola, Nina Manzanares-Agu and Eng. Pol Rubia.
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