The Philippine Star

YOUNG AGRI-ENTREPRENE­UR PROMOTES NATURAL FARMING:

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Warren Tan, a young entreprene­ur, recently created a movement aimed at encouragin­g beginner farmers to engage in not only viable farming systems, but likewise sustainabl­e and healthy practices. Tan, a successful ‘agripreneu­r’, has been into organic farming, growing fruits and vegetables, raising livestock and free-range chicken, producing natural fertilizer and livestock as well as healthy fruit and vegetable fermented juices. Forming the Securing Health and Environmen­t Movement (SHEMOVES), Tan said he would like to see his fellow youth entreprene­urs venture into agribusine­ss that does not only deliver the bottomline income but is also conscious of the need to preserve harmony and balance in the environmen­t and promote healthy living among Filipino consumers. Says Tan of SHEMOVES: ‘As a young agripreneu­r, I share the philosophy of others that in order to change the (prevailing) system, all of us must become the change that we want to see. I want to encourage my fellow young, aspiring farmers and/or entreprene­urs to join this movement, share my vision and thus become the new blood in the field of Philippine agricultur­e. By becoming agripreneu­rs, we play a positive role in the growth and developmen­t of the agricultur­e sector and, ultimately, the economy. We also educate people on the need to protect the earth from where all plants grow and our food come from. As youth, the future is in our hands. We have the time, opportunit­y and resources to transform not only ourselves but other people’s lives. With SHEMOVES, I want to prove that organic/natural farming can be rewarding and profitable.’ To know more about SHEMOVES seminar schedule or learn about organic/natural farming, you may call Avin or Maru at 227-0952/408-1308 Monday to Friday during office hours or text (0917) 997-6194/(0910)227-7722 anytime.

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