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CONVERGENCE FOR DEVELOPMENT

Details: Written by ELIZABETH C. TORIO; Published: 10 October 2017; Hits: 220

CONVERGENCE FOR DEVELOPMENT | Ms. Maria Febe T. Orbe, Chief, Planning , Monitoring & Evaluation Division (PMED), delivers her welcome address today to mark the opening of the four-day (Oct. 10-13, 2017) Convergence Area Development Program (CADP)-Workshop for Suawan-Kulafu Subwatershed in Marilog District. Participants of the workshop come from the government agencies such as DA (lead convenor)-DAR-DENR-DILG, the local government units, State Universities and Colleges, private sectors, extension workers and the community members.

SEASON-LONG TRAINING

Details: Written by Agri Info Davao; Published: 05 October 2017; Hits: 170

SEASON-LONG TRAINING| The Cooperative of Hagonoy Farmers (COHFA) learn the ropes of cultivating bulb onion and garlic in their area. The season-long training on bulb onion and garlic is conducted by DA-HVCDP 11, Davao del Sur Provincial Agriculture Office, and Hagonoy Agriculture Office. The training forms part of the government's interventions to expand bulb onion and garlic production in areas outside Luzon. | via Etchie Rose Nalzaro, HVCDP11 focal for spices.

DA trains teachers on crop pest management

Details: Written by CHERRY MAE D. PALICTE; Published: 04 October 2017; Hits: 300

K to 12 technical-vocational-livelihood (TVL) teachers tests their knowledge as far as crop pest management is concern during the first day of the seminar on pest management held in RCPC, Bago Oshiro, Tugbok District, Davao City. Photo by Ronell B. Tangonan, DA-11

Dr. Susan Razo, chief of Integrated Laboratory Division (ILD) welcomes the teacher participants of the four-day seminar on pest management held in RCPC, Bago Oshiro, Tugbok District, Davao City. Photo by Ronell B. Tangonan, DA-11

SOA produces 500 farmer- graduates on Native Chicken Production

Details: Written by Celso C. Vergara; Published: 12 September 2017; Hits: 628

PATOK ANG NATIVE MANOK | Farmer- graduates of the School-on-the-Air (SOA) on Native Chicken Production raise their notebooks during their graduation ceremony to show their commitment and support to the native chicken industry. (Photo by: Ronell B. Tangonan, DA11)