Philippine Carabao Center at CMU

8 Responses to “Philippine Carabao Center at CMU”

1. rodolfo abadilla on June 9th, 2010 8:47 am
   

   When i learned that a carabao that can give 15 to 18 liters a day is available now pretty soon investing on this is just around the corner. But for those who is not ready to begin this businees as yet, is it possible that we just buy stock from PCC?
   As for beginning the business of growing these carabao themselves, where could we go to learn this? We are from Quezon Province. Lucena City is our town.
2. Francis & Sherry Scott on April 13th, 2009 4:33 pm
   

   Great,thanx so much.
3. Bob on April 5th, 2009 3:21 pm
   

   Hi Francis and Sherry – It is actually very easy to get to the PCC. Just head out of Davao like you are going to Cagayan de Oro. Pass through Mintal and Calinan and keep going on the same highway all the way through Buda, and on to Valencia. About 10 Km past Valencia, you will come to the end of the highway, just turn right there, and you will soon pass through Maramag. About half way between Maramag and Valencia City you will pass through the CMU campus. PCC is about 1 or 2 Km past the main gat of CMU, and on the right side of the highway. You can’t miss it.
4. Francis & Sherry Scott on April 5th, 2009 2:45 pm
   

   Helloooo Bob,we are the “Blue Carabao”eatery here in Davao City.I have sent many text messages and emails to PCC at CMU but i have never received a reply,so i guess i will have to make a trip there as i would like to offer more carabao products.Could you give me the address or directions from a location like Victoria Plaza?Thanx for your time
5. ejcute on September 25th, 2008 10:14 am
   

   hello.. good to hear that uv visited pcc at cmu..
   nwiez, ur blog is really a great help..
   nagconduct man gud mi case study sa pcc and we needed some data..good to know that uv posted a blog with a pic bout pcc..thank u soooo much!
6. jhes on June 12th, 2008 9:27 pm
   

   
7. Bob on May 30th, 2007 1:51 pm
   

   Hi Bobby, next time I pass the Carabao Research Center, I will give the cheese a try! Thanks for the tip.
8. Bobby on May 30th, 2007 1:23 pm
   

   Bob, try the carabao cheese (kesong puti). That is my favorite cheese in the world. Make sure you taste the pure carabao cheese not the diluted one.

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