Welcome to D-SHEP FARM
Why put up and invest in D-SHEP FARM? To provide a stable business venture to support the financial requirements of D-SHEP FOUNDATION ACADEMY and provide decent jobs to its nearby community.
Wednesday, January 6, 2016
More to Sea
One of the reasons why I love to stay at D-SHEP FARM is because of the sea side "jogging route". The scenery is simply adorable considering that there is not much to "see but more to sea." I always look forward to the different hues of the sunset. They constantly change every single day.
New year Celebration at D-SHEP Farm
We decided to share the new year's celebration with DSFA faculty and staff along with their children plus kids from the nearby communities.
Here's what we did for the preparation. Unfortunately, our FZ1000 can't shot under low-light conditions to show the actual party.
Jen wrapped the posts with red and green crepe paper
Jeishan got busy with the "pabitin"
Everyone in D-SHEP FARM did their part in preparation for the grand night.
Here's what we did for the preparation. Unfortunately, our FZ1000 can't shot under low-light conditions to show the actual party.
Jen wrapped the posts with red and green crepe paper
Jeishan got busy with the "pabitin"
Everyone in D-SHEP FARM did their part in preparation for the grand night.
A large projector screen was put up by Lito plus a swing made of tires and bamboo.
Monday, January 4, 2016
Welcome to D-SHEP FARM!
This is my first progress report as of January 2, 2016!
Why
put up and invest in D-SHEP FARM?
To provide a stable business
venture to support the financial requirements of D-SHEP FOUNDATION ACADEMY and
provide decent jobs to its nearby community.
D-SHEP was about to sell this 1.6 hectare land which belonged to the late our teacher, Mr. Hallasgo. So on June 1, 2015, we decided to take over the vacant lot and start developing it through the help of our caretaker, Mr. Lito Masculino, matagal na kakilala naten since the birth of DSFA.
Sunday, January 3, 2016
Growth in its initial stage
Weeds Growing
Lito
will plant the ideal crops by the end of the first week of January. So far, he
already planted Corn (ang sarap kagabi we boiled ‘em), then peanuts, plus
kamoteng kahoy. Ideally, cassava din sana para we can use it to make chicken
feeds.
Sobrang
sarap ng nilagang corn na ito kahit maliliit palang. Imagine if we have many of
these and malalaki. The growth success depends on the caretaker, kung paano sya
mag apply ng fertilizer sa tamang timing… Hindi pwede basta basta apply lang.
Unfortunately, the recent storm affected the crops kaya sila maliit ngayon.
Saturday, January 2, 2016
Video a month ago
Here's a video (one month ago). I'll create a video update very soon.
D-SHEP FARM from Shierdan Pamintuan on Vimeo.
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