AFRICAN DAISY FISHERFOLK ASSOCIATION

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                    [Summary] => "Kung May Tiyaga, May Nilaga."  This more or less sums up the experience of the African Daisy Fisherfolk Association (ADFA).


Given the name of the group, one may be inclined to think that they are into ornamental growing, or perhaps they are a group of elderly ladies dabbling into cutflower production. The association is actually composed of fisherfolk from the coastal barangay of Bignay Dos, Sariaya in Quezon. The group ventured into cage culture of bangus (milkfish) and is now into grouper culture, more popularly known as lapulapu. 


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                    [AuthorName] => Lionel Abril And Virginia Bartolome
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Perseverance is the key

By Lionel Abril And Virginia Bartolome | July 4, 2004 - 12:00am

"Kung May Tiyaga, May Nilaga." This more or less sums up the experience of the African Daisy Fisherfolk Association (ADFA). Given the name of the group, one may be inclined to think that they are into...

Real Estate