First time ko dito. Bago ako dito

Ganda naman po jan

enjoy pag tatanim godbless po

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Salamat po sa pag visit sis😊

Thank you for your very educational video. Keep it up.

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

8 ай бұрын

You're welcome po thnks for watching😍

Kakamis huhay sa Cebu...enjoy in everything you do full support from Zhen&Zach vlog

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Uli nya sis wen everything is well. Salamat sa pag visit sis ha. Godbless

wow. very important information for the locals here in cebu

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot for the visit! 🤗

The new documentary queen.

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Hahaha thnks Sir Jun💛

This is a new learning or discovery for us who don’t have any idea about Millet grains👍👍👍Thank you sweet for this video❤️

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Welcum lot 🤗 oo ako sad lately lng nkahbaw ani

Wow thanks for sharing lods. Keep safe kabayan godbless

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Salamat po for watching🤗

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Ingat din po kayo jan🙏

Dai sweet I just learned the millet grains. I never heard of it. Thank you for the very informative video dai 😍

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Oo dai ky wala kaau nananum Ana gud ky mubo ug yield na crop hasol ang harvest ky d mag dungan ug ka hinog but f ma promote lng and naay support sa government molambo ni ky daku kaau potential sa livelihood pra sa local community

Wow! very informative for us mga Filipino and for our generation kay even I dili kay ko familiar sa kabog but way back when I am in my 2nd year college, Chef Hao introduce us about Kabog and he made kabog rice which is very lami jud and I am so happy kay daghan sad kong nahibawan about sa kabog because of this video. Thank you so much for this wonderful video mam ☺️

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

You're welcome dai🤗 yeah we went to the farm with Chef Hao way back then and that's the first time that I was able to witness the millet grains in all its glory hehhe thnks for watching! Pls don't forget to subscribe to my channel 😊

This video was great. Seeing the video it help me easier to understand and also this is a new knowledge to learn for me.

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

8 ай бұрын

You're welcome ... Thnk u pud for watching pls don't forget to subscribe to my channel KUSINA NI SWEETIE VLOGS 😍

The video was very informative, it helps me see the amazing part of how they manually harvest the millet grains. Especially for those people don’t have any idea about millet grains.

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Thnk you... 😊 It's my advocacy to share this for us to appreciate the hard work of our local farmers... And that we shud patronize their produce so that they will continue to provide us with the foods that we need in our table. 😊

Grabe after I watched the vid. I suddenly remember this during my stay in the province. Everytime we go home to my mama's hometown. My lola would harvest kabog while we, her grandchildren would watch her. What a flashback feeling. Thank you for the info ma'am ☺

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Wow what a nice childhood you have 😍 dli tanan nkasuway ana living in a farm.. u must be very lucky u had good childhood memories with ur Lola. Thnks for watching dai and hope naa pay nananum ug kabog sa inyuha until now😊

Very nice video. This video encourages people here in the Philippines to buy rice in the local farmers or local brands to help the farmers here. Thanks to this helpful video explaining the rice millet or kabog grains.

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Yes po. It's our advocacy creating awareness to young generations like you to take a glimpse of what was the staple food of our elders which luckily did survive in the challenges of time. With these info we were sharing, you the younger generation will patronize, protect and somehow continue the legacy started by our old folks. 😍Thanks for watching ha pls don't forget to subscribe to my channel for more informative videos

Thank you miss for the informative video presentation,🥰 it gives me more knowledge about KABOG GRAINS especially on how to harvest ❤️

Lods tawag saamin nyan ay surgom naka tanim nakaminyan pero yung tananim nilaay kulang sa fertilizer ks pag nilagyan ng fertilizer ay marami Yang bunga at mataba Pa and watching from cebu balamban keeps safe lods god bless🙏

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Lods iba po Yung sorghum ma lalaki seeds nun compare sa dawa mata taas din ang uhay nun yan maliit lng

It is very Informative, Thank you for the knowledge that you gave us by making this vlog, hope to see more vlogs from this channel in the future.

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

8 ай бұрын

Thank u pud for watching pls don't forget to subscribe my channel KUSINA NI SWEETIE VLOGS 🤩

Thank you for this video, very informative. I now know how I would harvest my millet.

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Ur welcum po 😊 thanks for watching! pls subscribe to my channel for more informative contents🥰

Nice video lods.. I like your video very interesting and educational... Thanks for sharing.. Watching and support here in MALTA EUROPE... Regie Aregor Adventure

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Uy wow thnks po lods for the visit and for liking the content! Appreciated much 😍 ingat po kayo jansa Malta😊

This video is very informative and it shows the importance of the native kabog crops in Catmon, Cebu. Also, it promotes environmentally friendly crop, a healthy option, and promote the local farmer’s crops. This video will give people the idea that there are other options aside from rice and corn and it should be supported so that it will not be extinct.

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah that's true... Let's be grateful to then Catmon farmers that they were able to preserved the heirloom millet varieties. And with the patronage of the younger generations like you it will surely stay in the fields and the local market. 🤗 Thnks for watching ha pls don't forget to subscribe to my channel for more helpful contents

I don't have any idea about the Kabog grains, but because of your video I truly appreciated it on how you demonstrated on how Kabog or millet grains manually harvested. Thank you!

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

8 ай бұрын

You're very much welcome... Im happy to have shared to you our local food heritage and culture. Salamat kaau for watching😍

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The whole video was very intriguing and informative. It was interesting to see one of the native crops of Cebu and how they were processed manually. It is fascinating to see that despite how modernized society is today, the harvesting and processing of millet still remains traditional. Indeed, these crops should have more exposure as it is a healthier option for the people and the environment. These practices and other native crops should be recorded and treasured so that future generations can still explore and try it.

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah you are right.. And the first step is introducing this tradition again to the younger generation like you so that you will appreciate it more and patronize the same way. 🥰 Thnks for watching ha pls subscribe nya to my channel for more helpful contents

I have tried millet grains, and it was delicious and it the best alternative for rice. Thus, I never knew that millet grains are nutritious that it has anticancer properties and other health benefits. I am glad the you have feaured on your video about the millet grains, and this is the best informative video that I've seen about the millet grains. Thank you for sharing!!!

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Ur welcome dai! It's my pleasure sharing the knowledge to all of you the younger generation so that we can keep our heirloom millet varieties for years to come with the support and patronage of the younger generations like you. Thnks for watching ha pls subscribe to my channel for more helpful contents

I was amazed and felt awe about the millet grain, how the farmers harvest the rice manually. I wish I can also experience harvesting the millet rice (kabog) grains ,trying pagi-ok, paglubok in the near future. This video is very insightful that I learned the nutritional value of the millet rice and it is a healthy alternative to white commercial rice.

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

8 ай бұрын

You're welcome po... You may visit the municipality of Catmon there are trustworthy guides that will lead you to the area if u want to but pls coordination with the local tourism pra safe. Thnks for watching ha🤩

Thank you for sharing this informative and educational video ma'am, very helpful kaayo sa mga students like me na makahibaw how to harvest the kabog.

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

8 ай бұрын

Way sapayan 🤩 salamat sad for watching ha pls don't forget to subscribe to my channel for more informative videos KUSINA NI SWEETIE VLOGS

I was amazed of how millet grains were processed. I also felt proud of where they took the video because its just near our provjnce in Carmen. Would also like to experience harvesting millet grains real soon!

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Wow u just lived near the millet country! Pls pay a visit to the farm and you will enjoy it. The locals are very accommodating just coordinate with the LGU for safety purposes. Thnks for watching dain ha pls don't forget to subscribe to my channel for more helpful contents

A big thanks for this video because I have learned a lot. I just found out that millet or kabog and the rice has the same process on how to harvest them. We have gained knowledge on how to harvest and its process. We have to support local farmers and buy local products.

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Ur welcome... Please pass the knowledge to others too don't let it stop in you so that the future generations will get to know them too and this native millet that we have will have a big place in our dining table for more years to come. Thnks for watching! 😊

We have this also in Dumaguete and Tanjay Negros Oriental.

What a great video! i never tried to eat Kabog but I will surely give this a try since it has many health benefits. i am truly amazed that when harvesting Kabog, it is very labor-intensive job because there was not any machinery used it was all manual labor, I really learned so many things from this video. Thank you for posting this video!

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Hello Omar! Yes that's how tedious the process is. That is, why it losts its popularity to the farmers as there are other crops that are much easier to cultivate. But with your patronage the demand will increase and the farmers will be convinced to re-consider farming it again🤗 thnks for watching ha pls don't forget to subscribe to my channel for more helpful contents 😉

The video was very informative. As for me I didn't know that older generations rely on animals to observe if a certain food or plant is poisonous or not. I found it quite interesting as the farmers grew the kabog grains organicaly and harvest it manually.

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, they do... Whatever is edible for the animals and birds are also good for humans. 🤗 Thanks for watching! Please don't forget to subscribe to my channel for more helpful contents 😉

Another option sa rice and grains sweet....

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

Жыл бұрын

Oo cel and very healthy daghn nutrients and anti oxidants kaysa rice 🤗

Millet as healthy alternative to rice? Amazing! I want to try eating millet as replace to eating rice daily. I am so so astonished by all the contents of the whole video Maam! It has a lot of information and knowledge we could learn and thank you for sharing those to us! And you just so amazing how well you presented our very own food cuisine and culture to all of us! You are truly inspiring and sweet lady!

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Thnks for the compliment dai🥰 it's my honor and pride sharing the knowledge to younger generations like you so that our heirloom crops can stood the passages of time with ur patronage 🤗 thanks for watching dai pls don't forget to subscribe to my channel for more helpful contents

You're right about what you said, the kabog or millet grains was disregarded and overlooked because the new generations doesn't know about this indigenous millet and it has the same nutritional value as rice and corn, but thank you so much for this video because people will know that this grain existed.

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Ur welcome 🤗 it's my joy and pride sharing this knowledge too.. It's just lately that I get to see the grains in the fields and I was so grateful that it survived thru the ravages of time. And now now because of massive support from different groups of people our native millet has now gained its popularity. Share the info to others pud. Thnks for watching😊 pls subscribe to my channel for more helpful contents 😍

Wow! I have already eaten kabog or rice millet before but i did not know that it takes so much effort for it to be prepared. More people need to know and try kabog because it can be very appreciated to those who want to be healthy. How I wish that in the future kabog will be highly accessible in our markets.

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

That's one of our advocacy too that I will be available for all because of its tedious process most farmers forego to cultivate kabog but if the demand will be great I'm sure the farmers will be convinced to re-consider. The key is to patronize 🤗 thnks for watching don't forget to subscribe to my channel for more helpful contents

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@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Thnks gaw 😊

This video is very informative and full of lessons. We students can learn from this because not all of us have farms or can visit a kabog farm. We are very pleased to know more on how to harvest the Kabog grains. Also, the budbud kabog is very delicious but the process of harvesting and cooking it is not really easy.

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah just imagine the ordeal of the farmers just to keep our heirloom millet varieties. Thnks for watching ha pls subscribe to my KZread channel for more helpful contents 🤗

I think I’ve seen millet or kabog grains already but I didnt know that it is edible at that time. Thank you for this very informative video maam 👍🏻

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

8 ай бұрын

You're welcome salamat pud sa pag tan-aw pls patronize our local heritage crop Kabog millet.. It's one of the best millet in the world😍

Good thing is daghan na ang naka familiar sa kabog grain but wala khibaw about such information nga gipakita sa video. The video helps us see the amazing part of how they harvest it and experience it as well as those processes. Thank you informative kaayo sa amo mga millennials.

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Oh wow so happy to hear that Mam. It's my pleasure sharing the knowledge kay ako sad bag-o lng jud ko nakakita ana nga millet nato and atoa jud not an exotic or introduced variety 🤗 thnks for watching ha😍

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Hala amazing.mao diay na punuan sa kabog.karon pako nka kita.same2x ra pod ug rice diay.thanks for this video mam sweetie,very informative..more vlog to come mam sweet,God bless..😍😍

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Oo Mam Zet lately lng sad bya ko nkakita Ana nga grains uy naa raman jud cyas kabukiran sa norte nanubo wala gani sa south. Thnks for watching Mam Zet ha 😊

@suzettemayol964

2 жыл бұрын

@@kusinanisweetievlogs3135 ur welcome mam sweet..🥰

Watching the video on how to harvest kabog(millet) was quite great . Kabog is becoming increasingly scarce, and I miss pag lubok. When I was younger, I used to lubok grains in my province. I did an excellent job capturing this type of trip in order to educate others about the importance of preserving our root crops.

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah cultivating kabog is a very hard labor indeed that is why it loses its popularity to the farmers and they favor the planting of high yielding crops like corn and palay. .. But fortunately the species survived thru the challenges of time and it is still around until now as a novelty crop tho low yielding but still commands a good price in the market bringing a good life to the farmers who sacrificed a lot during its cultivation. Thnks for watching ha🤗

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

It's nice to know that u being a younger generation still has a faded memories of the bygone past of the manual process of the crop harvest.. Gamay nlng mo millenials nkasuway ana congrats to you😊

Thank you for this informative video Miss! Gained another knowledge, it was intriguing and interesting at the same time. Living here in Cebu for almost 4 years, I didn't know that in Catmon there is a Kabog farm. Watching your vlog made me interested in Kabog since it can be an alternative to rice, a healthier option for me and others who wants to no longer eat rice. Furthermore, you showed how it is manually harvested and processed. It was very interesting because we are already modernized so it was expected to use machinery but the farmers remained the traditional way.

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Yup. They still do it the traditional way. Thnks for watching its my pleasure showing you all our Filipino heritage and culture 🥰 pls subscribe to my channel for more helpful contents

Thank you, Ms. Sweetie, for this very informative video. I am not familiar with kabog because we don't have that here in our city. Luckily, chef Hao introduced us to the kabog and gave us a chance to taste it. It was delicious.

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

You're welcome dai. 😊 It's my joy and pride sharing this knowledge to you all. Thnks for watching ha pls don't forget to subscribe to my channel for more informative videos

Thank you so much for this video, Miss Sweetie. It is very educational for us Filipinos and especially to our generation to be able to glean information about this indigenous grains. I learned that millet grains can be used as an alternative to rice and corn. I recall Chef Hao introduced us the Kabog; he cooked kabog wrapped in banana leaves, which tasted unique and delicious. I am grateful to this video because I realized to appreciate, support, recognize, and promote our very own local agricultural resources, such as these Kabog grains, as well as our local farmers. 🥰

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Ur welcome dai.. It's my honor and pride to show this to the younger generations like you. 😊 Thnks for watching

Lami kaau Ang bodbod kabog.

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Lgi dai lumoy nuh d lng jud lalim itanum hasta pagluto d lalim

I enjoyed watching the video. It's very informative. I'm so amazed because I have no idea that the riped grains of millet are manually harvested i thought it's just similar to rice where they use machinery. I'm looking forward for more videos miss❤ God bless! :)

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Hello Dai😍 thanks for watching pud. Pls subscribe to my channel for more informative videos❤️

Mao ni nindut sa Pilipinas kay daghan kaayong mga natural resources, organic pa gyod. Not only nga ma enjoy ka sa palibot, preskong hangin, maka spend paka ug panahon sa imong pamilya.

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Mao lgi Anne if only ma continue ug protect unsay heritage nato ba kay pra magpa bilin atong identity.. It's always nice to go home to anything with what we grew up.

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Thnks kau for watching ann😊

This is a great video for me because it is one of the most informative videos that I have watched so far. I was amazed knowing that the pag gi-ok process still exists up until now despite the existence of some machinery. I can tell that this video would be the best step in promoting our heritage crops which is the millet, and also to the local farmers.

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Yes it is still processed manually and it's a very tedious one. It's my pride sharing this all to you so you may somehow appreciate the hard work of the farmers in our hinterland areas. Pls continue patronizing our heritage crops because it the only way it will survive in this challenging times where fast yielding crops that are laboratory made are flooding the market which are harmful for our health and of our soil... harming our local biodiversity. Thnks for watching dai😊

It's very nice to see that you are showing the natural way of harvesting kabog/millet rice without using any machineries. Your video is absolutely informative for us millennials who are curious about the natural process of harvesting since most of us live in the City and only a few has the opportunity to witness how the crops we eat are processed. Thank you for feeding our curiosity with this new knowledge that I've learned. :)

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

8 ай бұрын

You're welcome po... I'm happy to have shared this heritage crops with the younger generation so that we will not lose our food heritage... Salamat kaau for watching🤩

The video is very informative. It gives us knowledge on how to harvest the kabog grains manually. I was really amazed that processing and harvesting of the millet are still traditional in this modernized society. Millet gives provides more nutrition than any other crop it has a lot of health benefits. It shows how our local farmers patiently harvest the millet grains under the heat of the sun.

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Yup just imagine the struggles of our farmer just to keep our heirloom millet varieties. 🤗Thnks for watching pls don't forget to subscribe to my KZread channel for more helpful contents

Wow! This was one of the most informative videos I watched in terms of agriculture in the Philippines. Through this video, I just found out how the locals then rely on animals to identify whether the grain is safe to consume or not. The mountains of Catmon are very abundant in kabog grains. Thank you for sharing this informative video. This will greatly assist future generations to learn about our ancient Philippine crops as well as our beloved local farmers.

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

It's my pleasure sharing to all specially to younger generations like you so that our native crops will again be known again and be given attention and at the same time appreciate our farmers who worked hard to provide us with fresh produce on our tables. Thnks for watching ha pls subscribe to my channel for more helpful contents😊

The whole Video was very informative and educational especially how the millets (kabog) are harvested and processed. I was also amazed that they harvest and process it manually by hand, even though this generation involves full of machinery in most of our crops. Budbud Kabog is one of my favorite delicacy here in Cebu I always ask my father to stop by to buy budbud kabog when he goes to Bantayan Island. Thanks to this video it recognized and promote our own local farmers and local grown millet.

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

It's my pleasure sharing the knowledge to the younger generation like you. I just learned about the kabog grains cultivation during the time I was invited to visit the place🤗 its a very tedious process that is why it is somehow elusive in the market because farmers prefer planting the higher yielding crops but if we continue to patronize this novelty grain the farmers will be interested to plant more...so pls continue patronizing our local produce millet grains or kabog becoz it is the only way it will survive. Thnks for watching and pls subscribe to my channel dai for more helpful contents 😊

I have tried Kabog rice when Chef Hao introduced it to us during 1st year - 2nd sem. I have appreciated the taste and was looking for where it is available. There is so much more to try and promote our own local produce. Thank you for making a move to educate us, Miss Sweetie! Will include Millet grains on my healthy options.

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

You're welcome dong! It's my honor and pride sharing the knowledge to all specially to the younger generations like you coz you are the future patrons of this heritage crops that has been revived. Your patronage is one of the key! 😊Thanks for watching and pls don't forget to subscribe to my channel for more helpful contents 😉

Makamiss ni in ani na trabaho.. Maghago paka ayha kakaun... Ma value gyud nimo imong kahago

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Oo hago jud kaau intawn that's why we shud appreciate our farmers all the more. Thnks for watching lods😊

I remember before when my grandparents still alive they are planting like this and do on this process it's very and good for the health

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Ah really po? Saan banda ang Province nyo po... Salamat po for visiting sis

Thank you so much for this very informative video! Naka familiar ko Kung unsa ang kabog but wala ko kahibaw unsay pamaagi sa pag harvest. This video helps me on how they manually harvest the millet grain and also the process. Thanks to this video

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

You're welcome dai! It's my pleasure passing on my knowledge and experience pud. Thnks for watching🤗

Expand production of millet grains. Mass produce the Budbud Kabog and sell locally and for export.

dapat yng ang ipromote na itanim natin kesa sa mais na nakakasira ng soil.

Thank you so much for this very informative video! Honestly, I am really not aware that we can also have the millet grain as an alternative or substitute to the white rice since I haven't tried it pajud. And it is indeed way more healthier because of its benefits that you have mentioned. Because of this video, I realized that our farmers are being patient especially when harvesting under the sun, that's why we should really support our local farmers, we should consume locally and learn how to embrace it.

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Thnk you so much! that's one of our advocacy that we should appreciate our farmers and patronize our local produce so that they will continue to provide us everything we need in our dining table. 😊 Thanks for watching 😍

Kron pako kadungog anang kabug ai...Informative kau imong video lods...nice...Kaila ra ko sa dawa and plan nako magtanom...

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Salamat kaau sis ha... Oo lahi ni cya sa dawa pwd raka mkapalit ug planting stocks Nila bya ingna lng ko pm me kay I-refer tika sa mga farmers sa Catmon

Thank you sa pag post ani nga video, miss! Karon pjud ko kbaw nga ing ana on diay na siya. Thankful kaayo mi kay gipa tan-aw jud mi ni Chef Hao ani 🤍🤍🤍 God bless!

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Your welcome dai Carla. 😊 It's my joy and pride sharing this knowledge about our heritage crops enjoyed by our elders that luckily survived thru the challenges of time. In this way the younger generation like you will continue to patronize and preserve this gift from nature. 😍 Thnks for watching ha pls don't forget to subscribe to my channel for more informative videos

Wow! I was surprised that the millet species that they farm is prosso millet which is rare in Cebu. The most common millet I saw in Cebu was the foxtail millet which is not actually commercially farmed but for personal consumption only as a backyard farm. That's why it has a different local term (kabog). Because the foxtail millet that we had in Southern Cebu is locally called 'dawa'.

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah that's true its d dawa or birdseed that is mostly common... But Kabog started to appear again in the market but at limited areas only.. Cultivation is really a very tedious process. It's a bird marget by both daylight and nocturnal birds. So struggle is real when the grains started to mature. Thnks for watching 😊

Millet mam for all I know, is better than a white rice

Hi po, isa nyo po akong manonood. Kaylan po kaya mag harvest ulit ng millets.

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

It's on a regular basis sis all throughout the year may harvest from small bavkyard farmers... Iba2x sked ng harvest nila

Same ra diay og mgharvest rice, hehe, dugay ta mkakaon😀

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Lgi an d lalim ang kinabuhi sa mag uuma nuh

naa namay galingan sa kabog diha diba.mao nay produkto sa akong mga uyoan diha sa agsuwao catmon cebu

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

Жыл бұрын

Oo lately naa na daw... Pag anha namo that tym wala pa. Salamat kau for watching 😍 pls don't forget to subscribe to my channel for more informative videos

Mao diay ni cyay kabog or melit grains. Naay daghan ana dre sa amoa dear kaangid gyud ..variety type of grains. Healthy kaau ni cya .

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Oo dear Mao ni atong native variety sa millet. Dghn jud antioxidants ug amino acids compare sa rice ug corn. Mahal lng kau kilo ky hasol man d magharvest ug kausa ang tanan ky d mag dungan ug hinog

Is this different from the white millet (dawa)?

Ako maliit pa alam ko na yangawa namen ay biko

Wow how much cost per kg?

Asa ta kapalit ana mam ug how much per kilo?

Hello maam tagpila diay ang per kilo sa millet karon and asa pwede maka palit?

Good evening mam pwede magtanong Kung magkano benta Nila ng millet gusto ko Sana bumili watching here from bacolod city

Parang bigas lang ba Yan lods?

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Millets lods parang quinoa

maam just wanna ask where can i buy seeds of millet to plant if im here near metro manila? thanks

Asa dapit sa cebu ta makapalit ani Maam?

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11 ай бұрын

Sa municipality of Catmon Sir Northern Cebu

ads gyud si bea/lloyd da hahaha

@MinesGuevara

2 жыл бұрын

as in... in fairness! kabog sila tanan! 😉😀

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Hahaha puli2x clang madumb

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2 жыл бұрын

Hahaha thnks kau carms! 🤗

hello po san po pwede mag order nyan po

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Жыл бұрын

Pwd po sa Cebu Farmers Market may page po sila... Thnks for watching 🤗pls don't forget to subscribe to my channel for more informative videos po

Mahalo Ang kilo ana sweet ky dugay dugay Ang process....

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

2 жыл бұрын

Oo pwera buyag zel 320 direct sa farmers na nga presyo ha imagine... Thnks for watching cel 😊

Yan po ba Ang dawa

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

Жыл бұрын

Iba din po na variety ang dawa yan ang usual na bird seed...iba din ang kabog

@yuricomendador6920

Жыл бұрын

@@kusinanisweetievlogs3135 saan po nabibili Ang dawa po

@kusinanisweetievlogs3135

Жыл бұрын

You can buy it thru Cebu Farmers Market pls visit their Facebook page.🤗