Tamaraws, a small buffalo species native to the Philippines, can positively impact farmers by contributing to biodiversity and ecosystem health. Their grazing helps manage vegetation, which can enhance soil quality and support sustainable agriculture. Additionally, promoting tamaraw conservation can boost ecotourism, providing farmers with alternative income sources. However, the direct benefits to farmers may vary based on specific agricultural practices and local contexts.
The cast of Farmers Helping Farmers - 1987 includes: Cedric Smith
Baby tamaraws are known as calves. Males are known as bulls and females are known as cows. Tamaraws are dwarf buffaloes.
Baby tamaraws are known as calves. Males are known as bulls and females are known as cows. Tamaraws are dwarf buffaloes.
helping famers fight for better prices (apex)
The FHA stands for the Farmers Home administration, originally the Farmers Security Administration. It serves poor farmers. And is still continuing helping them today. :)
male tamaraws typically have thicker necks
involving farmers..
helping southern farmers find work
Baby tamaraws are known as calves. Males are known as bulls and females are known as cows. Tamaraws are dwarf buffaloes.
because it helps the farmers in the farm, and they do more satisfying jobs than just helping the farmers, but they are used for transportation.
Tamaraws are found only in the Philippines and primarily inhabit dense forests and grasslands at high elevations, while carabaos are domesticated water buffalo found across Southeast Asia and are typically seen in lowland areas such as wetlands, rice paddies, and grasslands. Tamaraws have a more restricted range and are considered critically endangered, while carabaos have adapted to a wider range of habitats due to domestication.
The agricultural program. It helped to pay farmers not to farm .. this had some long term effects.