What's The Last Thing You Did Before Logging in Tsikot?

[lowslowbenz]

Beats me. I forgot the exact figures but, under the CARP (Cory Aquino’s tenure), a landowner is allowed only a certain area of property (I think 25 ha). Others can be named to heirs but the excess are CARPable.
In this gov’t, you can’t use charity as an excuse. They will still follow the rule of (twisted) law.
What’s ironic is, the beneficiaries of the land ends up selling it instead of the intended purpose of the law, which is to guarantee livelihood for them. Once they own the land,they now have to pay taxes. E di ibebenta na lang.


Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I bought these adjoining 3 parcels of land from a family of owners, roughly 12.5 hectares in total. Sugarcane, goats, cattle, free range poultry, organic vegetables are our products. Integrated farming. Not CARP-able if I don't apply for a VOS (Voluntary Offer to Sell) with the DAR.

Yes land reform, a massive failure of a program. In Negros Occidental where we have a much wider land area, we diversified a bigger portion of the property to corn and soya beans. And secured a contract growing agreement with a food manufacturing company. Still, we maintain an area for sugarcane.

Agro-Industrial na kami ngayon.

[lowslowbenz]

Mahirap nga at mano mano. Maganda may mechanize tools. Tapos nandiyan ang risk sa panahon at peste. Buti at natutulungan sila sa ganyang paraan.

Speaking of the weather, I planted a hectare of land with bananas (Saba, lakatan varieties). Dumating and mga bagyo, tumba lahat na puno. Sinubukan ko lang naman kasi may ready market ang saging, sayang.

[FerioEG9Boi]

Wow buhay pa account ko. Hello.

Sent from my SM-A750GN using Tapatalk

[lowslowbenz]

Sana hindi ka ma CARP. That is something that turns a lot of folks off from farming. If you have a vast tract of undeveloped land, DAR won’t touch it but, the moment you develop it for agriculture, CARPable na yun. Develop your land for industries (like an EPZA) or make it residential, DAR can’t touch it. At least, these are things I was told.


Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I was about to ask...

How do you avoid that scenario when your primary objective is to help? Of course, you don't want to just give away your land as you help them.

Short, interesting film. Enjoy.

[dr. d]

Speaking of the weather, I planted a hectare of land with bananas (Saba, lakatan varieties). Dumating and mga bagyo, tumba lahat na puno. Sinubukan ko lang naman kasi may ready market ang saging, sayang.

i am sorry for your loss.
sayang nga.

[Archerfish]

Short, interesting film. Enjoy.

Short?!? It's almost two hours! This must be like what is called in English literature as "short story". I never understood why it's called short when it's "long" but at least, not as long as Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo.

Language is "crazy", I mean the rules. I remember in our English class when I asked about the difference between much and many. My classmates made fun of me, not until they heard my next question. No one was able to answer it, including my teacher.

[Archerfish]

Wow buhay pa account ko. Hello.

Sent from my SM-A750GN using Tapatalk

Welcome back! And because of you, I got to read an "interesting" topic about SiR.
[emoji3]

[lowslowbenz]

Short?!? It's almost two hours! This must be like what is called in English literature as "short story"..

Apologies for my choice of words. You, asked a question awhile back, and i realized it would be better to share this film rather than me talking what the whole land reform issue is.

;)


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[xwangbu]

nagtapon ng basura...then me "napulot" akomalapit sa garbage chute...wiped it clean then plugged to a USB charger - buo pa.[emoji23]

[misseksaherada]

Nagpagupit at nagpakulay na ng buhok.. Babye na sa hanggang bewang na buhok.. Bye gray hair..