- The first time I went to remove Balilihan, He spoke to me that they have good soil but we need to tell them what to grow there. Its name means something like ‘the place of grass’, its very hilly, inaccessible, and wild.
I’ve been wondering what to grow? It may be useful to grow chickens, eggs, veggies, spices, high value cash crops for export, etc., as well as Geese, Turkey, have a nice place for our horses, etc.
Barley, rice, wheat, and corn and sorghum are five most common grains.
- I also saw vision of WHEAT FIELDS, but was it literal or symbolic of the harvest. I saw giant US style combine harvesters in Bohol, something too far for me to do, at the time maybe.
Fish farming uses a LOT of fish feed, and it is our single biggest cost. if we can grow the grains used as the base of these feeds we can manufacture our own feed at much lower cost than otherwise.
- Manufacturing our own feed is a plan we already have and God said if we buy a feed mill machine that a certain lady, Susan Besas, (who ran the Bohol Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources, who study and grow grouper) will know what to do with the equipment to make proper feed for us. …