The Agricultural Training Institute (ATI) held trainings to introduce its Agricultural Extension Workers (AEWs) database and teach database management. ATI conducted a basic computer literacy training for AEWs to familiarize them with computer and internet use. This will allow AEWs to more efficiently access and input data into the new online AEWs database. Additional trainings are being conducted regionally to instruct AEWs on database navigation and management. The trainings aim to equip AEWs with new technical skills that can enhance their work in agricultural extension.

1. Vol. III No. 7 September 2010
Agriculture Secretary Alcala Visits
the Farmers' Contact Center
D
ILIMAN, Quezon City – which will serve
Department of Agriculture as the framework
(DA) Secretary Proceso “Procy” of all agriculture
J. Alcala visited and was briefed on and fisheries
the functions of the Farmers’ Contact related program to
Center (FCC). Alcala who assumed promote sustainable
the position last July 2010 was agriculture,
evidently impressed with the FCC’s natural resources
use of technology in giving service to management local
its clienteles -- the farmers and the development and
extension workers. food security.
Alcala noted that if there are Likewise,
questions about him and on the Office Bernadette
of the Secretary, the FCC agents Romulo-Puyat,
can forward them to him and he will Undersecretary Secretary Alcala (4th from left) was briefed on the functions and the services
personally answer the questions. for Special Concerns offered by the Farmers' Contact Center when he visited the FCC.
Alcala visited the Agricultural and Joel Rudinas, Additionally, the three visited facilities
Training Institute (ATI) to present Undersecretary for Field Operations of ATI namely the Agriculture and
the DA Agri-Pinoy in the National earlier visited the FCC and were Fisheries Knowledge center and the
Training of Trainors for the Agri-Pinoy familiarized with its operation. computer laboratory. (BCNatividad)
12 New Members Join the Ranks of Courseware
Developers for e-Learning
D
ILIMAN, Quezon City -- Through the
years, since the e-Learning for agriculture
and fisheries was launched in 2007, the
agricultural sector was a witness to its growing
popularity not only among its clientele but also from
other countries who recognize the importance of
online learning. Consequently, it also boosted the
demand and clamour for new e-Learning courses.
Since then, the Agricultural Training Institute
(ATI) as the extension and training arm of the
Philippine Department of Agriculture (DA) is
administering 17 online courses, ranging from crops
and livestock to marine and fisheries, but the call New members of courseware developers were the technical staff from the DA-PhilMech
►page 6 and selected centers of the DA-ATI's network of training centers specifically ATI-RTC IV-A,
IV-B, VI, X, XII, and Caraga, including technical staff from ATI Central Office.
e-Extension Agenda September 2010 1

2. NEWS
ATI meets ISU Officials, Discusses Establishment
of e-Learning Office
E
CHAGUE, Isabela – Intending the Department of Agriculture's
to establish an e-Learning e-Extension Program for Agriculture
Center in their campus, officials and Fisheries.
of Isabela State University (ISU) ISU was represented by Perlita
Echague Campus met with Agricultural Raymundo, Faculty Member of
Training Institute (ATI). ATI is the the College of Agriculture, Myleen
main proponent of the e-Learning Corpuz, University Researcher
for Agriculture and Fisheries under and Queenie Joy Mesa, Dean of
the College of
Information
Technology
while ATI’s
representatives The cyber library is being considered as one of
the sites to establish the e-Learning Office
were Antonieta
Arceo, Chief of the up an e-Learning Center based on
ATI-Knowledge the request of ISU. Possible trainings
Products and other capability building activities
Management that will be provided by ATI were
Division and discussed which will form part of
Center Director their involvement in the e-Learning
Renato Maguigad component of the e-Extension
of ATI-Regional Program of the DA. Part of the
Training Center II. meeting was to visit possible sites
The meeting where the ELO could be established.
served as The meeting was held last August
preliminary talks 25, 2010 at the ISU, Echague Campus.
The ATI representatives discussed possible collaboration on e-Learning towards putting (BCNatividad)
activities with the ISU officials.
New e-Learning Courses Soon to be Offered
Courseware Development Training Phase II Held
D
AVAO CITY -- Rapid uploading Others are on responsible human The training was held last August
of e-Learning courses is now on communication and human relations, 30 to September 4, 2010 at the
the verge of being achieved. grains postharvest technology, corn Waterfront Insular Hotel in Davao City.
With 10 new courses expected to postharvest technology, swine farm (BCNatividad)
be offered in the last quarter of the management and economics of pig The e-Extension Agenda
year, the Agricultural Training Institute husbandry. Volume III Number 77
(ATI) sped up the development Lectures on Getting familiar September 2010
process of the e-Learning courses with the workspace and frame
by conducting the Phase II of the structure, Using templates, Editor Pamela MG Mappala
Courseware Development Training design and run time settings
Writer Benedict C. Natividad
on e-Learning for Agriculture and and Constructing End of Module
Fisheries. test (EOM) were discussed by Contributors Maricel D. Dacapias, (ATI-RTC 1)
After developing the content of Jose Rey Alo, e-Learning process Claris M. Alaska, (ATI-RTC 2)
the new e-Learning courses in Phase I, adviser of ATI. Primalou B. Imperial (ATI-RTC 5)
Jinah T. Obordo, (ATI-RTC 6)
focus for the Phase II was turning the The same participants Merrian P. Soliva, (ATI-RTC 7)
content into an e-Learning course using from the Phase I of the training Hazel Grace T. Taganas (ATI-RTC
an interactive authoring tool. were on-hand for the Phase II 8)
Courses coming up include rubber and were joined by selected Layout Artist Benedict C. Natividad
production, piña fiber production, courseware developers from ATI-
Editorial Consultants Antonieta J. Arceo
cultural management in banana Regional Training Centers (ATI- Jose Rey Y. Alo
production, mushroom production RTC) I, III, IV, VIII, X, XI and
and tilapia fingerlings production. Caraga. Advisers Asterio P. Saliot MNSA, CESO III
Evelyn Aro-Esquejo PhD, MNSA, CESO VI
Alberto B. Maningding MNSA, CESO IV
2 e-Extension Agenda September 2010

3. News from the Regions
ATI awards e-course certificates to
ASU students Introducing
Farmers' Contact
A
KLAN –The Agricultural Training
Institute-Regional Training Center Center in the
VI (ATI-RTC) led by its Center
Director Allan V. Alimodian, awarded Visayas
T
e-course Certificates of Completion to 28 he Farmers and Fisherfolk
students during the Entrance Ceremony Day of the Visayas State
conducted by the College of Agriculture, University on August 10
Fisheries and Environmental Science became an opportune time for ATI
(CAFES) of the Aklan State University last 8 to introduce the Farmers' Contact
June 29, 2010 at the ASU Review Center. ASU Agriculture student Gaven Tatulo receives one Center.
The e-course graduates participated of four e-course certificates of completion from Dr. More than 2,000 farmers,
in the e-Extension for Youth in Agriculture Alimodian together with ASU officials. fisherfolk and entrepreneurs
and Fishery training conducted by ATI-RTC participated this year's field day.
6 as part of their summer practicum last The Yummy Yam course had the most The University set aside a day
April 21 to May 25, 2010. They were given number of graduates with 14. The number in its anniversary celebration to
an orientation on the e-Extension Program of graduates for each of the other courses honor farmers who adopted the
and a hands-on experience in accessing are: four for Bamboo; five for Banana; two technologies generated by its
the e-Extension and the ATI websites. They for Citrus ; three for Coffee; four for Corn; researchers.
were also required to finish at least one two for Durian; two for Seaweed Farming During the farmers' forum,
e-course of their choice for the duration of and three for Greenhouse. ATI-RTC 8 e-Learning Coordinator
their summer practicum. On hand to assist Dr. Alimodian in the Dennis Boyd R. Baltazar presented
Among the ASU students, Gaven distribution of the e-course certificates were the Farmers' Contact Center. He
Tatulo bested his co-graduates by ASU Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. briefly discussed the program's
successfully completing four e-courses Ersyl T.Biray, ASU CAFES Dean Dr. Marilyn salient features, emphasizing
(Bamboo 1, Banana1, Coffee1, Yam1) E. Romaquin, ATI-RTC 6 e-Extension on how to avail of its services.
while Jhonmark Idorita was able to pass Program Coordinators Jinah T. Obordo and He then sat with other expert
three e-courses (Banana1, Coffee1,Yam1). Evelyn F. Villorente. (JTObordo, ATI-RTC 6) panelists to answer queries related
to the e-extension services. He
also promoted the e-Learning
ATI-RTC 7 Conducts ICT Training for Staff courses particularly the vegetable
production in greenhouse as most
T
AGBILARAN CITY – The two-day and browse free networking sites that can farmers got interested in the
Basic ICT Training for ATI-RTC help facilitate in connecting friends and old protected cultivation for vegetable
7 personnel was successfully acquaintances. following the documentary
conducted last June 2 to 3, 2010 at AMA With the power of ICT, the AEWs presentation of the ACIAR-funded
Computer Learning Center Laboratory, this today are no longer exempted to use the project on protected cultivation.
city. computer as their tool in facilitating their The farmers were also given
The training was designed to show, extension work and they find it fun and information materials on the
introduce and explore through simple challenging. (MPSoliva, ATI-RTC 7) Farmers' Contact Center and
demonstrations and hands on exercises the e-Learning program services
the Agricultural Extension Worker’s (AEW) specifically on how to register on-
database, the e-Extension site through its line and access the e-Extension
online learning courses and the Farmers’ site.
Call Center that enables the power of the ATI-RTC 8 also put up a
ICT for enhanced extension delivery. booth showcasing the e-farm and
Twenty-one personnel attended the e-Learning components of the
training with four On-the-Job Trainees who e-Extension program. Three more
are senior agriculture students from Bohol booths of the local government
Island State University, Bilar, Bohol. units of Ormoc and Baybay City,
Said training provided a positive and the province of Leyte posted
output among learners because they were the Farmers Contact Center info-
able to update their online profile, enrol ATI-RTC 7’s technical staff Carmela Secuya and Asuncita signage.(HGTTaganas, ATI-RTC 8)
online courses of their choice and even Locaylocay listened as Merrian P. Soliva, e-Extension
some staff had finished the course as their Coordinator & Courseware developer explained the basic
practicum, explore agriculture friendly sites navigation on the AEW site.
e-Extension Agenda September 2010 3

4. ATI-RTC I Conducts Basic
Computer-Internet Literacy
Training for AEWs
S
TA. BARBARA, Pangasinan - Technology will serve today’s
extension workers well - in entry level work and beyond, in
further study and lifelong learning, and in their personal lives
as inquisitive, reflective, discerning and caring citizens. Advanced
technologies are more pervasive today than they have ever been,
and their uses are expanding continually. Information Communication
Technology (ICT) is significantly enhancing and altering human activity,
and enabling us to live, work, and think in ways that most of us never
thought possible.
To enable its clientele to enhance their capability in computer
operations, the Agricultural Training Institute Regional Training Center I
(ATI-RTC) conducted a “Training on Basic Computer-Internet Literacy” for the
Agricultural Extension Workers (AEWs) last July 26 to 27, 2010.
The two-day live-in training aimed to familiarize, equip and strengthen
the capabilities of extension workers for a more effective and efficient delivery
of the program and also, update them with the new technology especially
the e-Learning component of the e-Extension Program. The said training was
participated in by 30 AEWs and two ATI staff.
Topics discussed were on the “Introduction to Computer Systems and
Common Computer Applications” by Franklin A. Salcedo, “Internet-Creating an
email account/address, the e-Extension Program: Registration & Enrolment to
the e-Learning Courses” by Maricel D. Dacapias, e-Extension Coordinator of ATI-
RTC I.
What they can say about the training
Learning is a continuous process, no matter what age one is in. The Training
on Basic Computer-Internet Literacy was said to be an example to this statement.
According to Carmenchita Balderas, 41 years old, Agricultural Technologist
of Infanta, Pangasinan “Ang masasabi ko lang dito sa training na ito, alam niyo
talagang first time na makahawak ng laptop. Dahil sa office kapag nakakakita
ako ng computer sabi ko kailan kaya ako matututo nito. Kapag nakakakita ako
ng mga bata, ang gagaling kako. Dahil dito sa training na ito bumili ang office
namin ng laptop kaya bago ang dala ko. Ni hindi ko alam kung papaano ikabit,
kung papano isaksak at kung paano icharge ang laptop na yan. Salamat at
mayroon po itong training course na ito at natuto na akong mag-internet,
mag-email, at nakarating na din ako sa facebook. Napakapalad po natin dahil
mayroon itong training na ito”.
Another impression was given by Clarito Corpuz, 52 years old,
Agricultural Technologist of Pozorrubio, Pangasinan. He said that “ang course
na ito sa totoo lang, napapanahon talaga sa akin. At para sa inyo na din
siguro hindi na natin ideny na kailangang-kailangan natin ito hindi lang
sa mga bata. Sa akin nga eh mayroong mga laptop ang mga anak ko
pero hindi ko sinubok na galawin although ako ang bumili ng mga iyon.
Sa opisina, mayroon kaming computer hindi nga lang nakaconnect
sa internet pero ung laptop ng isang kasama ko dahil may wifi sa
munisipyo, nakakasagap siya ng signal. Ako ang Report Officer
pero sa akin itong work na ito ay magiging dalawang tao instead
of a single person only. It means may taga-encode ako, siya
iyong tinatawag na Report at ako naman iyong Officer. Pero
dahil dito sa training na ito magiging isang tao na lang iyan
dahil mayroon akong natutunan sa dito”.
Training and extension has proven to be an avenue
of continuous learning or education no matter of
what age we had. (MDDacapias,ATI-RTC 1)
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5. AEWs Database
AEWs Database Now Online, Regional Training on Database
Management Underway
S
TA. BARBARA , Pangasinan - The of technologies in
Information and Communication our lives and
Technology (ICT) provides a workplaces. The AEW Database aims to provide
broad perspective on the nature of The ICT is a common venue to view the
technology, how to use and apply not stand
a variety of technologies, and the alone, but
AEW`s profile that would allow for
impact of ICT on self and society. rather to cross-agency participation and an
The Agricultural Extension Workers be infused electronic interface for creating,
(AEWs) are encouraged to grapple within core updating, storing, monitoring and
with the complexities, as well as projects and referencing.
the advantages and disadvantages, programs of the
government.
To be able to use also briefed about the e-Extension
the computer programs Program of the Department,
for data processing specifically on its e-Learning
to speed-up work, a component.
three-day Training on Meanwhile, the database is
Computer-Based Data another program of the Department
Management for Rice aimed to provide a common venue
AEWs was conducted by to view AEWs profile and extension
the Agricultural Training services that would allow for cross-
Institute-Regional Training agency participation and an electronic
Center I (ATI-RTC I) last interface for creating, updating,
July 27 to 29, 2010. storing, monitoring and referencing.
Aside from this, The activity highlighted the
the participants were topics on “Briefing and Hands-on:
Participants who completed the training on database management.
Nutrient Manager for Rice” by Melinda
F. Mangabat, Training Specialist
III; “Understanding the Internet”,
Cagayan AEWs Capacitated on “Briefing on the e-Extension Program
Database Management and e-Learning Modules” and the
“AEWs Database Registration and
C
ABAGAN, Isabela – To keep the agriculture and fishery information Evaluation” by Maricel D. Dacapias,
pace with the advance of the e-Extension Program of the e-Extension Coordinator of the Center.
technology on data Institute. This will fasttrack the tasks (MDDacapias ATI-RTC 1)
management, the Agricultural Training of AEWs in preparing presentable
Institute-Regional Training Center reports and manage their own
(ATI-RTC) in the region conducted a database. The training likewise aimed
three-day training on Computer-based to introduce e-Extension Program as
Data Management for Rice Agricultural a source of knowlege with the online
Extension Workers (AEWs) for the courses offered for free that can be
provinces of Cagayan, Isabela, Nueva completed in any pace and at their
Vizcaya, Quirino and Batanes. own place.
With the aim of capacitating the Conducted on August 16 to 18,
AEW-participants with knowledge and 2010 at ATI-RTC and the Isabela
skills on database management, inputs State University (ISU) in Cabagan,
were given to them on basic computer Isabela, the first batch of training was
operation, microsoft office programs attended by 21 report officers from
like word, excel and powerpoint. The the different municipal and provincial
participants were taught on registering local government units of Cagayan.
to the AEWs database administered (CMAlaska, ATI-RTC 2)
by ATI, internet surfing especially on
e-Extension Agenda September 2010 5

6. News
12 New Members Join the Ranks.... ”many people are interested in the X, XII, and Caraga, including technical
From page 1 e-Extension Program and I hope that staff from ATI Central Office.
this will electrify the entire country For the Phase I of the training, the
particularly the agricultural sector.” He participants were required to fine tune
for new online courses never ceased. also added that he believes that many the content of their selected courses
Being aware of these requests, the ATI will benefit from this program with its to be developed. Topics such as
held the Phase I of the Courseware nature of anatomy of an online course, writing
Development Training for Agriculture for e-media and the nature of
and Fisheries. an adult learner were
ATI Director Asterio P.
The Courseware Development Training on discussed by Jose
Saliot shared the same Rey Alo, e-Learning
observation that more and e-Learning For Agriculture and Fisheries aims
process adviser of
more people recognize to produce new online courses that will be
ATI. Courses that
the e-Extension Program. offered through the e-Learning site. will be developed by
He noted in his message the participants include
during the closing program that rubber production, piña fiber
production, cultural management
information sharing. in banana production, mushroom
Participants and new production and tilapia fingerlings
members of courseware production. Others are on human
developers for e-Learning communication and human relations,
were composed of grains postharvest technology for
technical staff from the rice and corn, farm management and
DA’s Philippine Center for economics of pig husbandry.
Postharvest Development The training was held last July
and Mechanization 26 to 30, 2010 at the Agriculture and
(formerly Bureau of Fisheries Knowledge Center Computer
Postharvest Research and Laboratory, ATI Central Office in
For the Phase I of the Courseware Development training, the Extension) and selected Diliman Quezon City. The phase II of
participants were required to write the content of their selected centers from the DA-ATI’s the training is tentatively scheduled
topics following the standards of an e-Learning course. network of training centers for August 30 to September 4, 2010.
from regions IV-A, IV-B, VI, (BCNatividad)
Going for Full Automation
Regional Training Centers to Automate Own Management Information System
R
OXAS BOULEVARD, Manila -- to strengthen the
With the Agricultural Training whole ATI management
Institute-Central Office’s information system, about
(ATI-CO) Personnel Management 32 personnel officers
Information System (PMIS) has been with their respective
launched, the focus now turns to its e-Extension Coordinators
network of training centers in the from the regions were
regions to be computerized. invited to participate in
The ATI-CO, with its Knowledge the training. The training
Products Management Division and also intends to follow the
Administrative and Finance Division paper-less transaction for
conducted the Training on the Use of its operations.
Personnel Management Information Lectures on the ATI-RTC staff were capacitated on the use of Personnel
Management Information System (PMIS) which will be
System (PMIS) and the Local Area components of PMIS such as
instituted to all ATI network of Training Centers.
Network (LAN). This training is a follow- employees profile, payroll and
up to the PMIS training for ATI Central DTR were discussed by Elito V. Circa of R. Baltazar of ATI-RTC 8.
Office staff held last February 2010. the DA-Phillipine Center for Postharvest The training on PMIS and LAN was
Aiming to capacitate the ATI and Extension (PhilMech). While the held at the Bayview Park Hotel, Roxas
Regional Training Center (ATI-RTC) lecture on LAN maintenance and its Boulevard, Manila last July 21 to 23,
staff on the use of these systems benefits was discussed by Dennis Boyd 2010.(BCNatividad)
6 e-Extension Agenda September 2010

7. NEWS
Online Course on Organic Fertilizer for Snapshots
Briefings and trainings
Sustainable Agriculture Now Available
W
ith the ever increasing types of organic fertilizer.
number of online courses, Module 1 deals with the guidelines
e-Learning enthusiasts now in selecting organic materials for
have a wide variety of e-Learning composting, and the costs and returns
courses to enrol in. Recently, the when producing organic fertilizer.
“Organic Fertilizer for Sustainable Module 2, on the other hand,
Agriculture” an online course on discusses the natural farming
The Phase II of the Courseware Development
producing organic fertilizer has been inputs, specifically the liquid organic Training on e-Learning for Agriculture and
launched as part of the e-Learning for farm inputs, the raw materials and Fisheries was held in Insular Hotel, Davao City
Agriculture and Fisheries and can be procedures in preparing the inputs, last August 30 to September 4, 2010. It aimed
accessed for free. their uses and application rates, to develop new online courses on Agriculture
The online course consists of three advantages and limitations, and their and Fisheries that will be offered through the
modules that deal on the different production costs. e-Learning site for free.
Module 3 tackles the application
of organic fertilizer for growing
tropical vegetables. This module
explains the general principle and
procedure in applying organic
fertilizer in organic vegetable
production.
Interested e-Learners may
access the course in the e-Learning
site (www.e-extension.gov.ph/
elearning).(BCNatividad)
What are our e-Learners say
From our shoutbox messages @www.e-extension.gov.ph/elearning
Thank you for the information you’ve given to us. Hence, I would
like to ask permission to allow us to disseminate these information
and your programs as I am making a proposal to the LCE to As part of its promotion on the e-Extension
integrate your online courses as part of the LGU’s “learning and Program, ATI briefed the members of the Rural
growth” program for our AT’s and Agri extensionists (HDP Workers) Improvement Club (RIC) and Home Economics
thus, making it a policy to include it on their semestral performance Extension Association of the Philippines
target. (HEEAP) on the e-Extension Program during
- Ethel Gallawan, from e-learning forum the RIC-HEEAP National Congress held
last August 23 to 26, 2010 at the La Salette
University, Santiago City, Isabela. Promotional
I’m new here and I’m very interested in learning about the courses
and briefing materials were given to the
here. members to further increase their knowledge
- Jose Paulo Abitong on the Program.
I’m really enjoying these courses you offered. Additional knowledge
in the field of agriculture and fisheries.
-Jonnie Asis
I’m interested with sustainable agriculture hope I can learn more in
addition to my past learnings of organic farming. tnx very much.
-Myra Vargas
e-Extension Agenda September 2010 7

8. Feature
An e-Learner's Quest for
Knowledge
M
auro Rico or Mau to his family, architect and a careful thinker, moved
his family to the United States in 1986, where he stayed and worked
until 2006. He decided to retire early and go back to his home province,
Albay, to pursue his dream of building a farm he and his family will truly enjoy.
Even when he was still in the US, he encountered the Philippine e-Extension
website while scrolling through various sites in his computer. He completed five
online courses on the production of bamboo, seaweeds, citrus and goats -- one
after another.
He tried his hand in producing compost in his backyard. He talked about
compost fungus activator and effective microorganisms almost like an Agricultural
Technologist. He wants to go into vermicompost production in the near future too.
His thirst for knowledge made him pursue leads that would bring him closer
to his dream. He surfed the internet and sought ways to contact people who can
guide him along. He corresponded with ATI’s e-Learning Process Adviser, Jose
Rey Alo, and the e-Learning Coordinator in Bicol. He read about Arlene Dayo,
Agricultural Technologist of Goa, Camarines Sur, ATI scholar and trainee – a
tireless disciple and advocate of natural farming -- ATI’s favorite contact person
on organic farming. Together with the ATI e-Learning Coordinator, Mau traveled
almost three hours from his home in Legazpi City to Goa to meet Arlene and visit
organic farms she helped set up.
Personal setbacks did not stop him from his quest. Instead he chose to take
things positively. Early this year, his elder brother met a fatal car accident in the
US. He decided to transform the coconut land left by his brother into a multi-level,
sustainable natural farm. Even the El Niño that was forecasted to last until May
2010 was not stopping him. He would be going back to the US for his daughter’s
wedding this May, but he planned to work double-time when he gets back home
in June, just in time for the exit of the dry months, to bring to fruition his dream
farm.
He recently visited ATI’s Regional Training Center in Bicol (ATI-RTC5), where
he met the Center Director, Efren Sabularse. He is presently enlisting ATI’s help to
find good sources of grafted seedlings of fruit-bearing trees, and probably some
training courses in the future.
The ATI-RTC5 salutes this very determined and enthusiastic e-Learner, farmer,
and Filipino. With people like him, agriculture should evolve into an innovative,
productive, and profitable venture. (PBImperial, ATI RTC 5)
T
hese are the list of e-Learning Courses currently
offered through the e-Extension Program. Enroll now
at www.e-extension.gov.ph/elearning
Establishing Feed Resources for Your Goats
Starting a Slaughter Goat Enterprise
Citrus Growing: A Promising Enterprise
From Seed to Seed: Online Course on Corn Production
Managing Common Diseases in Banana
Growing Durian the Better Way
Abaca Production: Cultural Management Practices of Abaca
Growing Bamboo for Profit and a Healthy Environment
Production of High Value Crops in Greenhouse
Savoring the Green Brew: Arabica Coffee Production
Seaweed Farming
Basic Agricultural Marketing Extension
Yummy Yam: Online Course on Ubi Production
Organic Fertilizer for Sustainable Agriculture
Abaca Pest Management
Integrated Pest Management for Banana
Jackfruit Production
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