BIG, or bio-intensive gardening, is an organic fertilization method that uses biodegradable waste like food scraps and animal waste to nourish plants. It emphasizes biodiversity, nutrient recycling, and sustainability. The bio-intensive method provides many benefits compared to conventional farming by being inexpensive and easily implemented. The Department of Social Welfare and Development urged poor families to use BIG to help eliminate hunger, as it can go a long way in reducing food insecurity and the impacts of poverty through small backyard vegetable gardens.
BIG, or bio-intensive gardening, is an organic fertilization method that uses biodegradable waste like food scraps and animal waste to nourish plants. It emphasizes biodiversity, nutrient recycling, and sustainability. The bio-intensive method provides many benefits compared to conventional farming by being inexpensive and easily implemented. The Department of Social Welfare and Development urged poor families to use BIG to help eliminate hunger, as it can go a long way in reducing food insecurity and the impacts of poverty through small backyard vegetable gardens.
BIG, or bio-intensive gardening, is an organic fertilization method that uses biodegradable waste like food scraps and animal waste to nourish plants. It emphasizes biodiversity, nutrient recycling, and sustainability. The bio-intensive method provides many benefits compared to conventional farming by being inexpensive and easily implemented. The Department of Social Welfare and Development urged poor families to use BIG to help eliminate hunger, as it can go a long way in reducing food insecurity and the impacts of poverty through small backyard vegetable gardens.
There’s a process in gardening that people use organic
fertilizer which is good for plants and this is called bio-intensive gardening (BIG). What are the importance of BIG? In doing BIG, people need to prepare the organic fertilizer which are biodegradable like: kitchen waste; animal’s poop; and vegetable, and fruit peelings which are good for plants. Sustainable BIG system, which emphasizes biodiversity conservation; recycling of nutrients; synergy among crops, animals, soils, and other biological components; and regeneration and conversation of resources is a type of agro-ecological approach. The bio intensive method provides many benefits as compared with conventional farming and gardening methods, and is an expensive, easily implemented sustainable production method that can be used by people who lack the resources (or desire) to implement commercial chemical and fossil-fuel-based forms of agriculture. The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) urged families to utilize BIG, a technique that could help eliminate hunger among poor Filipino households. BIG may seem like a simple project, but it goes a long way towards eliminating hunger and food insecurity among our beneficiaries. It’s a very good effort towards reducing impact of poverty on families, the DSWD chief also said. DSWD Judy Taguiwalo said all beneficiaries of the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4P’s) and other DSWD programs should be encouraged to raise their own vegetables in their backyard. This process is not only beneficial for plants, it’s also for humans. If people use in-organic fertilizer it is possible that people can be poisoned but if we use organic fertilizer then everybody can be healthy.