This article is about Parrots teachers' agricultural experience part 2

In Parrots` Teachers in a farm①, we introduced about Parrots teachers had agricultural experiences at the farm.
And then, they were treated those harvested crops by the farmer.

Let's see what kind of crops they could have!


What does Teacher Amber have?
This is boiled peanuts！
In Lingayen, it costs 160 pesos per one kilogram to buy peanuts.
And it is one of most famous and traditional snacks in the Philippines


PictureーTeacher Kaye: holding watermelon,　Teacher Amber：holding coconut　Teacher Joy：holding turnip）
We are able to buy watermelon at 40 pesos, coconut at 35 pesos and turnip at 60 in Lingayen market.


The potato Parrots teachers are holding is called Camote in the Philippines.
It costs around 60 pesos per a kilogram in a market.
This tastes sweet by just boiled and is also one of most famous and traditinal snacks in the Philippines.


Can you guess what it is？
According to the farmer, this is kind of watermelon.
We cannot see this in a market, but Parrots teachers had a chance to eat it!
When you are in the Philipines and see this fruit, we recommend to try to taste it!
Parrots teachers said this is much sweeter than ordinary watermelon.




That is all for this blog.
Thanks to the farmer, Parrots teachers have been able to have a good time and experience!


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