Awit ng BASC

Titik: Dr. Jose M. Ignacio Musika: Dr. Agusto Miranda I Pambansang Dalubhasaang Pansakahan Hiyas na su,ilay sa dibdib ng Kaakbay ang karunungan sa kaunlaran Mithii’y malinang malikhaing isipan II Baya’y inasam ang iyong kandili Bagong kaalaman sa kabataa’y hasik Murang diwa’y nilinang sa baying iwi Kabunduka’t kaparangan tanging saksi KORO: Sintang Dalubhasaan sa iyong paanan Handog yaring puso, diwa’t kalooban Gawad mong biyaya, ito’y aming iingatan Nang ‘yong pamana’y tamasahin habang buhay (Ulitin ang koro)

Curricular Offerings Republic of the BULACAN AGRICULTURAL STATE COLLEGE San Ildefonso, Bulacan MAIN CAMPUS GRADUATE COURSES Doctor of Philosophy in Development Education Master of Science in Agriculture, Major in: Animal Science 20 July 2017 Horticulture Agricultural Extension Master of Arts in Education, Major in: HIS EXCELLENCY RODRIGO ROA DUTERTE Mathematics President, Republic of the Philippines Science Malacañang Palace, J.P. Laurel Street Educational Management San Miguel, UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS

Bachelor of Secondary Education, Major in: Biological Sciences Dear President Duterte: Physical Sciences

English Greetings of peace. Bachelor of Elementary Education Bachelor of Science in Geodetic Engineering Bachelor of Science in Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering Bachelor of Science in Food Technology I have the honor to submit to your good Office for your perusal the accomplishments of the Bulacan Bachelor of Science in Information Technology Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Agricultural State for School Year 2016-2017. These humble accomplishments were realized through the Bachelor of Science in Agribusiness Management Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management concerted efforts of the BASC Board of Trustees, College officials, faculty, non-teaching staff and Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, Major in: students, along with the generous support from various stakeholders and partner-agencies both from the

government and private sector. Horticulture Agronomy Bachelor of Animal Science Associate in Computer Technology With deep appreciation of your support and those of other government institutions that have Secondary Education Program contributed to our accomplishments, I thank you very much on behalf of the BASC family and the communities that it serves. DRT CAMPUS Undergraduate Programs Bachelor in Elementary Education Bachelor of Science in Agroforestry Sincerely yours,

BALAGTAS CAMPUS Undergraduate Programs Bachelor of Science in Agriculture GERARDO I. MENDOZA, Ph.D.

College President

he story of Bulacan Agricultural State College, a product of decades of educational and sociopolitical metamorphoses, is humble and remarkable. It is a 60-year old state-funded institution of learning situated in Brgy. Pinaod, San Ildefonso, T Bulacan. stablished in 1952, the Institution started as the Plaridel Community Agricultural High School (PCAHS) located in Brgy. Bintog, Plaridel, Bulacan. Soon after, PCAHS was renamed Bulacan Provincial Agricultural High School (BPAHS) E having just about 100 students. A growth in the student population occurred as students arrived not just from local communities but from other municipalities in the province as well. On 20 June 1953, its name was again changed to Bulacan National Agricultural High School (BNAHS) by virtue of Republic Act 948. n 8 June 1955, then Pres. Ramon DF. Magsaysay signed Proclamation 163 reserving around 192.5 hectares of the Buenavista Estate for BNAHS. By virtue of Republic Act 2416, BNAHS was converted to Bulacan National Agricultural O School (BuNAS) on 21 June 1959. n 1960, the two-year Associate in Agriculture program became part of the curricular offerings of BuNAS; the first tertiary education program offered in the school which eventually led to the offering of the Bachelor of Science in Agriculture degree I with majors in Agronomy and Animal Husbandry. ognizant of the prevalent agriculture education and training needs of Bulakeños at the time, Hon. Ricardo C. Silverio, then Representative of the 3rd District of Bulacan, authored House Bill No. 2389 which proposed for an expanded C educational program for BuNAS. With the bilateral approval of both Houses, then Pres. Fidel V. Ramos signed Republic Act 8548 officially converting BuNAS into a chartered state college known as the Bulacan National Agricultural State College (BNASC) on 24 February 1998. Over time, its name was changed to Bulacan Agricultural State College (BASC) by virtue of Re- public Act 9249 signed by Former President Gloria M. Arroyo on 19 February 2004.

ituated between the country’s capital and the Province of , it opened its doors in 1952 and 60 years later, it continues to be devoted to discovering answers to the profound challenges of this generation and training S students for leadership in today’s multifaceted world. Furthermore, BASC has grown to be a regional leader in higher education and remains to be recognized for offering excellent agricultural education, interdisciplinary partnerships and innovative research programs.

he College still supports competent collaborators from different backgrounds to work together with the Administration in the direction of feasible targets. It advocates alliance and modernization across conventional hindrances of education, T generating exceptional individuals who pass on their mark to the world. Most of all, BASC continues to uphold its pledge to students, viable research and education.

ike every distinguished education institution, BASC equally pondered and operated upon the bigger world. Its groundwork later became potent and creative. Personnel, students and alumni, partners and stakeholders, and allies have united for L this grand educational endeavor. BASC would not be BASC without their dreams, service and allegiance. ow, its educational calling is to help students by coaching them with leadership and problem-solving proficiency and principles of quality, moral conduct, responsibility to humanity and faithfulness to their potential jobs. Everything is being N done to train students for sensible global citizenship and leadership by combining sustainability, public responsibility and esteem for varied outlooks all throughout their curriculum while they acquire deep professional competence.

t present, the College has two campuses, both of which are located at the 3rd District of Bulacan. The Main Campus is located in Brgy. Pinaod, San Ildefonso while the satellite campus was established in Brgy. Sapang Bulak, Doña A Remedios Trinidad (DRT) in 2005 which is aptly called the DRT Campus. t BASC, we believe that every student, staff and client brings a unique aspiration. All are welcomed and encouraged to A carry out accomplishments they feel can play a part to self, community, country and international progress.

The Bulacan Agricultural State College believes that paramount to achieving holistic excellence is the implementation of output-based and realistic policies translated into execution of development strategies of every unit of an institution to impart significantly in its overall success as a service- oriented organization.

The Bulacan Agricultural State College upholds integrity and dedication as its prime virtues, elicits students and staffs’ best potentials, advocates academic excellence at all times, and performs as a solid arm of the national government in its agricultural development goals. Excellence

Vision The Bulacan Agricultural State College as an outstanding higher education institution in the nation with its provision of affordable and excellent education.

Mission The Bulacan Agricultural State College shall strive for excellence in Agriculture and other allied disciplines. It shall provide for and address ever changing educational needs and services for those seeking to expand their intellectual horizons. It shall address national and international issues and be established as a major presence and contributor to the progress of the global community.

Goals

 Ensure that graduates are provided with knowledge, skills, competence and moral values that lead to productive careers both in private and public sectors and the readiness to face future employment challenges in both national and international industries making them contributors to national progress.  Develop and maintain personnel with competence, knowledge, skills and passion for the translation of education and other services through application of different academic, research, extension and training programs of the College.  Empower students and personnel by leading in the provision of education and enhancement of technologies in its distinctive learning environment and extend such environment beyond the boundaries of the College.  Advance the general welfare of its students and personnel at best.  Further expand networks and pursue partnerships and collaborations with stakeholders and organizations especially the local and national government for enhancement of resources.  Preserve a scholarly community conducive to learning by providing quality laboratories; adequate classrooms; state-of-the-art e-learning systems; modern libraries, buildings and ICT equipment; and clean and green surroundings.  Implement more vigorous resource generation projects and consequently boost and constantly increase the income of the College towards self-sufficiency.  Implement and maintain administrative efficiency and a transparent financial management system.

The Bulacan Agricultural State College comprises a unique intellectual community. Our work here is marked by a commitment to free and responsive discovery, informed discourse, HON. RONALD L .ADAMAT and attainable educational agenda. Each member of the College community adheres to Chairperson contribute to the instruction, research, extension and production functions of the institution Commissioner, Commission on Higher Education which define the College and enable it to have a meaningful influence on the world around us.

For SY 2016-2017, BASC marked sustained growth in terms of delivering services to the HON. GERARDO I. MENDOZA HON. FRANCIS JOSEPH G. ESCUDERO community and stakeholders. This academic year’s theme, therefore, is “Uplifting communities, Vice Chairperson Member changing lives, championing educational challenges, moving onwards.” The College gained President, Bulacan Agricultural State College Chairperson, Committee on Education, Arts & Culture, Senate of the Philippines, 17th Congress recognition for being able to extend technologies aimed at uplifting the living condition of the marginalized farming families situated in the College’s service communities.

HON. DULCE ANN K. HOFER HON. ROY M. ABAYA There is an underlying positive undertone on this. This growth in extension Member Member activities implies numerous significant phenomena of different nature, such as the Chairperson, Committee on Higher & Technical OIC-Director, Department of financial, socio-political and cultural aspects. The community has been upholding the Education, House of Representatives, 17th Congress Agriculture Regional Field Office III value of modernized technologies, hence farmers persevere to adopt these

modernization initiatives. This leads to making local economy good HON. SEVERINO C. SANTOS HON. EDGARDO V. GALVEZ for people to generate resources for the education of farmers’ Member Member children. But on top of all these, I am confident that the main reason Director, National Economic & Development President, BASC Alumni Association is the improved quality of services BASC offers to stakeholders. All Authority, Regional Office III of these conditions worked and will definitely continue to work to the advantage of the College. DR. JULIUS CAESAR V. SICAT HON. AARON NEIL V. BORJA Resource Person Member The College’s performance in the various regional and national Director, Department of Science & Technology President, BASC Supreme Student Council competitions, whether in the area of academic, cultural and sports, Regional Office III similarly added up to this year’s achievements. Not only have we proven our students’ competence, but also we were able to harness further HON. MARIA KRISVIE ABIGALE F. MENDOZA DR. CARIDAD O. ABUAN their skills, knowledge and confidence. Truly, we live by the principle Member Resource Person that learning comes not only from the classroom but also elsewhere. President, BASC Faculty & Employees Association Directress, Commission on Higher Education Even the graduates’ performances in licensure examinations have proven to be affirmative of the BASC’s academic successes. Regional Office III Accreditation of programs by the AACCUP likewise contributed to the

elevation of BASC status. The collaborative efforts of all have paid off. DESIREE A. RODRIGUEZ

Secretary

We also take pride in being a recipient of Performance-Based Bonus (PBB). This only means that efforts and initiatives were exerted. Another area where BASC has performed well is on resource generation for improvement of facilities. Clearly, such is a manifestation of stakeholders’ trust to the leadership of the College. With these endowments, more facilities for the benefit of the students have been built.

The research and extension areas have been similarly contributory to AY 2016-2017’s success. Significant funds to support various research and extension projects and activities have been generated from funding agencies. Papers were also presented in the international assemblies.

Indeed, it takes a team to build a strong community and accomplish great things as one. As I review the details of this report, it is clear that he accomplishments recounted here are the result of extraordinary teamwork by the College's most important asset — its people. having said this, I am extending my sincerest gratitude to all of us who have labored very diligently just so we do not stop growing.

Thank you very much, and may God continue to guide us toward a common goal – relevance and excellence.

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PLAQUE OF RECOGNITION BASC History 4 Modelong Guro sa Extension Dr. Imelda SA. Navarro Ideology & Philosophy 5 Most Outstanding Employee Sg. Ruperto M. Espiritu Vision, Mission & Goals 6 BASC SERVICE AWARDS From the President 7 35 Years Service Award (Plaque) College Highlights 10 Dr. Aniano S. Catacutan Cesar T. Villanueva Dangal ng BASC Awardees 12 Marina F. Intal Wilhelmina M. Villasper Accomplishment, ACSA 18 Nita B. Vigilia Dr. Roberto C. Wagan 65th Recognition Day & Commencement Exercises 19 30 Years Service Award (Plaque) Program Accreditation 20 Minerva D. Arcilla Dr. Ofelia V. Silverio Roberto A. Gutierrez Ceferino P. Vendivil Licensure Examination Results 23 Marie Lou R. Reyno Accomplishment, RET 26 25 Years Service Award (Plaque) Accomplishment, AFBA 42 Arnold P. Santos Dr. Helen G. Manalastas Financial Statement 48 Dr. Susan C. Santos Infrastructure Projects and Development 72 PUBLIC SERVICE AWARD (Government Service) Faculty & Staff Welfare Development 74 30 Years (Gold Pin) Attendance to Trainings/Seminars/Fora 77 Minerva D. Arcilla Dr. Ofelia V. Silverio Faculty & Employee Awardees 92 Roberto A. Gutierrez Ceferino P. Vendivil Board of Trustees 94 Marie Lou R. Reyno

Administrative Council 95 Curricular Offerings 98 Awit ng BASC 99

Title Date / Venue Enhancing the English Communication Skills of the Collegiate April 21,2017 Educators Towards Effective Teaching BASC IEAS-AVR Bata-Bata Paano Ka Ginawa? Understanding the Psychological March 31, 2017 and Behavioral Dynamics of Filinnials BASC Old Library GAD’s Seminar on Women’s Health March 29, 2017

BASC-Cayetano Hall Book Writing Workshop January 13, 2017

BASC-Cayetano Hall

65th Founding Anniversary Celebration

The college celebrated its 65th Founding Anniversary on February 22-24, 2017 with the theme “Uplifting communities, changing lives, championing educational challenges, moving onwards”. The three-day celebration was opened with a thanksgiving mass followed by the blessing of newly constructed facilities, after which a formal opening of the celebration was conducted fol- lowed by a motorcade participated by the BASC community.

The afternoon of the first day was also highlighted by different activities such as the Search for Mr. & Ms. BASC 2017 pageant organized by the Supreme Student Council.

Fun games were also facilitated by the Supreme Student Council simultaneously with the opening of one-stop-shops to provide basic services from the PSA, BIR, PhilHealth, Municipal PAO and Pag-ibig.

A BASC Alumni Homecoming was likewise held The celebration of the thanksgiving mass on the in the afternoon of February 23, 2017. The activity first day of the Anniversary was attended by different batches of alumni. A mass demonstration activity was also conducted by different institutes in the morning of the third day.

Highlighting the celebration was the Dangal ng BASC Awarding Ceremony with the Hon. Lorna C. Silverio, Representative of the 3rd District of Bulacan, as the guest of honor and speaker. I was also witnessed by other local officials of Bulacan. The giving of awards Villanada, Joan Mushroom and Vermi Training at Palaya- PhilRice, Muñoz, Nueva Ecija February 22-26, to successful alumni of the college is on its fifth year.

Villacorte, Guil- Seminar-Workshop On Government Pro- Quest Hotel And Conference September 14-16, berto Jr. M. curement On NGAS Center, Clarkfield, 2016 Wordtext System Inc. (WSIO And Pro- Widus Hotel And Casino Clark September 29, Motorcade of the BASC community curement Service- Philippine Government 5400, Pampanga 2016 Electronic Procurement System (PS- PHILGEPS) Microsoft Philippines Consign- ment Agreement Discussion AMD Technology update and MITHI desk- Oakwood Premier Hotel – July 15, 2016

Villanueva, Cesar 29th AACUP National Conference Century Park Hotel, Malate, February 17-19, T. Manila 2016 Villena, Billy Joe Training on Trainer’s Methodology BASC, San Ildefonso, Bulacan April 9-14, 2017

BLISS Hotel, Villa Victoria, City of San Fernando, Pam- Orientation on CMO No. 26, s. 2015 June 10, 2016 Mr. Mario I. Concepcion, Dangal nga BASC Guest of honor and speaker, Hon. Congw. panga for Agriculture. Lorna C. Silverio together with the College “Policies, Guidelines, and Procedures, on President and officials International Education Trips (IET) of Un- dergraduate and Graduate Students” Wagan, Roberto Orientation on CMO No. 26, s. 2015 BLISS Hotel, Villa Victoria, June 10, 2016 C. “Policies, Guidelines, and Procedures, on City of San Fernando, Pam- International Education Trips (IET) of Un- panga dergraduate and Graduate Students” National Public Consultation on the Pro- CHED, UP, Dilliman, Quezon March 30, 2016 posed Implementing Rules and Regula- City tions of Republic Act No. 10687 29th AACCUP National Conference Century Park Hotel, Malate, February 17-19,

Col. Orlando D. Edralin , Dangal ng BASC for Dr. Jameson H. Tan, Dangal ng BASC for Public Service. Education

Engr. Leonilo T. Natividad, Dangal ng BASC for Entrepreneurship, Trade & Industry represented by his son

Tubiano, Jessica J. Philippine Association of Agriculturist (PAA) Pampanga State Agricultural January 14, 2016 Dangal ng BASC AwardeesCentral Luzon Chapter Profile– AGRI FORUM with University, Magalang, Pam- the theme “Smart Agriculture: Weathering the panga effects of Climate Change and Inclusive Growth” Tucit, Joselito National Consultation Workshop on the Agri- UPLB, Laguna March 15-17, 2017 cultural and Biosystems Engineering and the Implementation of Agricultural and Fisheries Mechanization Law (RA 10601) for Higher Edu- cation Institutions (HEIs) Orientation Meeting on the AFMECH Law (RA PhilSCAT, Munoz, Nueva March 1, 2017 10601) and Consultative Meeting for Program Ecija Partners DC-SUC III/CIRPS Regional Training of Trainers State University, Villa February 6-7, 2017 on Federalism Lucinda Campus, AACUP Mid-Year Accreditor’s Conference Royal Garden Hall Conven- July 27-29, 2016 tion Center Ulac, Albert P. 1st PAA_CL International Agricultural Technolo- Xenia Hotel, Clark Field Ange- May 18-20, 2016 gy Conference les City, Pampanga CY 2016 1st Discussion on the National Green- Visayas State University, March 14-17, 2016 ing Program Baybay, Leyte Meeting and Writeshop on Biodiversity of CLSU, Science City of Muñoz, February 23-24, Mushroom in Forest Areas in Various Moun- Nueva Ecija 2016 tains in Region III Valdez, Josie A. National Forum On Scientific Research In So- Searca College, Los Banos, December 14-15, cial, Natural And Physical Sciences Laguna 2016 Philippine Agriculturists’ Summit Grand Menseng Hotel, Da- November 13-16, vao City 2016 1st PAA_CL International Agricultural Technolo- Xenia Hotel, Clark Field Ange- May 18-20, 2016 gy Conference les City, Pampanga 13th International Agricultural Engineering Mariano Marcos State Uni- April 24-30, 2016 Conference and Exhibition, 66th PSAE Annual versity, City of Batac, Ilocos National Convention, and 27th Philippine Agri- Norte, Philippines cultural Engineering Week Celebration 66th PSAE Annual National Convention and Mariano Marcos State Uni- March 24-30, 2016 13thInternational Agricultural Engineering Con- versity, City of Batac, Ilocos ference and Exhibition Norte

Deliberation of Rice R&D Proposals for 2016 San Fernando, Pampanga March 3, 2016 Public Service Public Vicmudo, Pilar P. National Educators Summit On Addressing The Philippine Normal University, November 28-29, Threats To Campus Security And Safety Manila 2016 Victoria, Nerilyn J. Completion Review of the Regional On-Station Department of Agriculture, May 23-24, 2016 Traits of Organic Fertilizer Products` Quezon City Villacorta, Gergory Basic Training on Arduino Platform Program- AMD IAE, CEAT UP Los Ba- July 12-14, 2016 Moses ming ños, Laguna PAEStigan VI: The SUCs PAEs Quiz Contest UPLB, Laguna January 26-30,

2016

Entrepreneur

Silverio, Liberato B. Training-Workshop on Survey Team Leadership and PNU Alumni Hall Philippine Nor- June 14-17, 2016 Out-comes-Based Evaluation ofDangal Advanced Accredited mal University Taftng Avenue, Ma- BASC Awardees Profile

Consultation and Planning Session of the project, “Extension Initiative through SUCs: Delivery of TVET programs on Agrifisheries among Farmers and Fisher- folks in Marginalized Communities Silverio, Ofelia V. 2016 Consultative Assembly “CHED: Looking Beyond Royce Hotel, Clarkfield, Pampan- November 23, 2016 2016” ga Zonal Public Hearing/Consultation On The Revised Hotel Le Duc, Dagupan City August 11, 2016 Policies, Standards And Guidelines For Undergraduate Programs In Teacher Education Sumaway, Edwin C. Training On Applied Geo-Tagging Subic International Hotel, SBMA, August 16-17, 2016 Taluban, Alfredo Jr. L. Training Workshop On The Communities Of Resilience La Breza Hotel, Quezon City August 11-12, 2016

(CORE) Modules On Environment And Natural Re- sources Accounting, Geographic Information System, And Project Development Geodetic Engineering Students conference 2016 enti- National Institute of Physics, April 19, 2016 tled Geovations: Breakthroughs in Remote Sensing University of the Philippines,

42nd Annual Regional Convention of the Geodetic Engi- Club Royale Resort & February 26-27, 2016 neers of the Philippines, Inc. Regional Division III Hotel, Malolos City 2016 Disaster Risk Reduction Summit For Education Hotel Rembrant, Quezon City January 25-26, 2016 Sector Tecson, Jessa Seminar-Workshop entitled Capability Building for CLSU, Science City of Muñoz, May 12-13, 2016 New Researchers of SUCs in Region III Nueva Ecija Tejada, Rael C. Training on Trainer’s Methodology BASC, San Ildefonso, Bulacan April 9-14, 2017 Philippine Agriculturists’ Summit Grand Menseng Hotel, Davao November 13-16, 2016 City 1st PAA_CL International Agricultural Technology Con- Xenia Hotel, Clark Field Angeles May 18-20, 2016 ference City, Pampanga Seminar-Workshop entitled Capability Building for CLSU, Science City of Muñoz, May 12-13, 2016 New Researchers of SUCs in Region III Nueva Ecija Packaging of Science and Technology Community- TCA, Camiling, Tarlac April 22, 2016 Based Farm Proposals on Sweet Potato and Tomato Philippine Association of Agriculturist (PAA) Central Pampanga State Agricultural January 14, 2016 Luzon Chapter – AGRI FORUM with the theme “Smart University, Magalang, Pampanga Agriculture: Weathering the effects of Climate Change and Inclusive Growth” Tolentino, Michelle A. Electronic Records Management Atlanta Center, Annapolis St. February 27, 2017 Greenhills, San Juan City, Manila Tubiano, Jessica J. 1st PAA_CL International Agricultural Technology Con- Xenia Hotel, Clark Field Angeles May 18-20, 2016 ference City, Pampanga Seminar-Workshop entitled Capability Building for CLSU, Science City of Muñoz, May 12-13, 2016 New Researchers of SUCs in Region III Nueva Ecija Meeting and Writeshop on Biodiversity of Mushroom CLSU, Science City of Muñoz, February 23-24, 2016 in Forest Areas in Various Mountains in Region III Nueva Ecija

San Pedro, Lolito B. Session To Assess The Agrostudies Intern- MOSCAT, Misamis Oriental October 19, 2016 Dangal ng BASC Awardeesship Profile Orientation on CMO No. 26, s. 2015 BLISS Hotel, Villa Victoria, City of San Fer- June 10, 2016 “Policies, Guidelines, and Procedures, on nando, Pampanga International Education Trips (IET) of Un- dergraduate and Graduate Students” Meeting/Workshop of all Coordinators of Bohol Island State University April 19-21, 2016 SUCs Participating in the Agrostudies In-

ternship program in Israel 29th AACUP National Conference Century Park Hotel, Malate, Manila February 17-19, 2016 San Pedro, Priscilla V. Consultative Conference On Programs Le Duc Hotel, Tapuac District, Dagupan February 27, 2017 with Dearth of Faculty with Relevant Mas- City ter’s Degree and Orientation on Policies on Allied Fields 2016 Consultative Assembly “CHED: Look- Royce Hotel, Clarkfield, Pampanga November 23, 2016 ing Beyond 2016” Road show on Institutional Development CHED San Fernando, Pampanga July 12, 2016 and Innovation Grants (IDIG) and Life Long Learner’s Program Zonal Public Hearnings/Consultations on CHED San Fernando, Pampanga July 12, 2016 the Revised Policies, Standards, and Guidelines (PSGs) for Undergraduate Pro-

PASUC Midterm General Assembly Grand Ballroom, Century Park Hotel, Mal- June 27-29, 2016 ate Manila

SUC Levelling Orientation/Workshop and Tarlac State University June 8, 2016 High Level Discussion on Amalgamation Santos, Arnold P. Seminar On Anti-Illegal Recruitment / Hiyas Convention Center, Malolos, Bulac- October 6-7, 2016 Trafficking-In-Person And Capability En- an hancement Training Silverio, Liberato B. Consultative Conference On Programs Le Duc Hotel, Tapuac District, Dagupan February 27, 2017 with Dearth of Faculty with Relevant Mas- City ter’s Degree and Orientation on Policies on Allied Fields 30th AACCUP National Conference Century Park Hotel, Malate, Manila February 15-17, 2017 DC-SUC III/CIRPS Regional Training of Tarlac State University, Villa Lucinda Cam- February 6-7, 2017 Trainers on Federalism pus, Tarlac City Seminar-Workshop On Government Pro- Quest Hotel And Conference Center, September 14-16,

Agriculture curement On NGAS Clarkfield, Pampanga 2016 Training Workshop on the Communities La Breza Hotel, Quezon City August 11-12, 2016 for Resilience (CORE) Modules on Environ- ment and Natural Resources Accounting, Geographic Information System, and Pro- ject Development Training-Workshop on Survey Team Lead- PNU Alumni Hall Philippine Normal Uni- June 14-17, 2016 ership and Out-comes-Based Evaluation of versity Taft Avenue, Manila Advanced Accredited Programs (Level III

and Level IV)

Education

Reyno, Marie Lou Aklatan 2016: A Regional Conference On The Art Club Royal Resort, Malolos, August 31, 2016 R. Dangal ng BASC Awardees Profile “Aklatan 2016: A Regional Conference on the Art La Consolacion University, August 17-19, 2016

KOHA ILS Basic Training National Library Of The Phil- August 30, 2016 ippines Rivera, Jay-R V. 1st PAA_CL International Agricultural Technology Xenia Hotel, Clark Field Ange- May 18-20, 2016

Philippine Association of Agriculturist (PAA) Cen- Pampanga State Agricultural January 14, 2016 tral Luzon Chapter – AGRI FORUM with the University, Magalang, Pam- theme “Smart Agriculture: Weathering the panga effects of Climate Change and Inclusive Growth” Rodriguez, Desiree Orientation-Workshop On Internal Control And Ched Central Office, Quezon October 21, 2016 A. Accountability City

Santiago, Cecilia S. 30th AACCUP National Conference Century Park Hotel, Malate, February 15-17,

Training Workshop On Quality Assurance PNU, Manila September 21, 2016 Orientation on the FY 2016 Levelling Instrument Grand Ballroom, Century June 15, 2016

Graduate Education Forum Capampangan Island, McAr- March 2, 2016 thur Highway, City of San Fernando, Pampanga 1st International Research Conference on Teacher Hotel Roma, Tuguegarao February 23-27,

Santos, Susan C. Graduate Education Forum Capampangan Island, McAr- March 2, 2016 thur Highway, City of San Fernando, Pampanga 1st International Research Conference on Teacher Hotel Roma, Tuguegarao February 24-26,

Meeting and Writeshop on Biodiversity of Mush- CLSU, Science City of Muñoz, February 23-24, room in Forest Areas in Various Mountains in Nueva Ecija 2016 Region III Sarmiento, Richard DC-SUC III/CIRPS Regional Training of Trainers on Tarlac State University, Villa February 6-7, 2017

Training On Applied Geo-Tagging Subic International Hotel, August 16-17, 2016 SBMA, Zambales Seminar-Workshop entitled Capability Building CLSU, Science City of Muñoz, May 12-13, 2016 for New Researchers of SUCs in Region III Nueva Ecija Sta. Ana, Ma. Leo- 8th PASUC Culture And The Arts Festival 2016 University Of Northern Philip- December 5-8, nora C. Training And Mentoring Girls In Sports: A Forum Sm Aura Office Tower, Taguig November 25, For Coaches, Teachers And Parents City 2016 National Training and Workshop of SUC Sports Mindanao University of Sci- July 27-30, 2016 directors and Coaches ence and Technology, Caga- yan de Oro City

Pagdanganan, Annie CHED K to 12 Transition Program Orientation Systems Plus, Angeles, Pam- June 16, 2016 Rose P. panga BASC CONDUCTS ORIENTATION FOR LEVEL Orientation on the FY 2016 Levelling Instru- Grand Ballroom, Century June 15, 2016

III (PHASE 2) REACCREDITATION SUC Levelling Orientation/Workshop and Tarlac State University June 8, 2016 High Level Discussion on Amalgamation Seminar-Workshop on the DBM-CHED Joint Madison 101, Blvd., April 27, 2016 Circular on the FY 2016 Leveling instrument New Manila, Quezon City The institute of Agriculture is set to undergo the for SUCs Level III-Phase 2 reaccreditation of its Bachelor of PASUC Executive Board Meeting Kochina Function Room, Cen- January 27, 2016 Science in Agriculture program this September 2017. tury Park Hotel, Malate Ma- nila This is so far the highest reaccreditation of program Training Workshop On Quality Assurance PNU, Manila September 21, that the College shall undergo. The orientation was 2016 given by Dr. Manuel T. Corpus, AACCUP Executive Palmario, Erlinda DL. Training on Trainer’s Methodology BASC April 9-14, 2017 Director. Dr. Corpus made suggestions on how to th Parungao, Nerissa 16 General Assembly of the Association of Holy Angel University, Ange- February 10, 2017 prepare the narrative report which will be submitted to Registrars of Higher Education Institution- les, Pampanga the AACCUP Office two months before the actual Region III (ARHEI) “Issues and Trends in reaccreditation. It was heled on April 24, 2017 where Education: A Challenge to registrar” faculty and staff “Annual Regional Conference of Registrars” SACOP, San Fernando, Pam- February 12, 2016 panga Pastrana, Melchor I. National Public Hearing Consultation On The Ched Central Office, Quezon October 28, 2016 Revised Policies, Standards & Guidelines City (PSG) For BS Agriculture, BS Fisheries, BS Forestry And Doctor Of Veterinary Medicine Programs Provincial Commodity Investment Plan PCDEO Conference Room, July 12, 2016

1st PAA_CL International Agricultural Tech- Xenia Hotel, Clark Field Ange- May 18-20, 2016

Philippine Association of Agriculturist (PAA) Pampanga State Agricultural January 14, 2016 Chapter – AGRI FORUM with University, Magalang, Pam- the theme “Smart Agriculture: Weathering panga the effects of Climate Change and Inclusive Growth” Ponce, Rosalina S. Orientation and Walkthrough on the Gov- Bayleaf Hotel, Intramuros, March 10, 2017 In the Level III-Phase 2, the College shall ernment Fares Agreement: The Smarter and Manila prepare a narrative report for four areas. Two More Efficient Way to Fly areas will be the instruction and extension as Seminar-Workshop On Government Pro- Quest Hotel And Conference September 14-16, compulsory ones while the remaining two will be curement On NGAs Center, Clarkfield, Pampanga 2016 selected from the areas of research, linkages, Quizon, Alvin DC-SUC III/CIRPS Regional Training of Train- Tarlac State University, Villa February 6-7, 2017 library and faculty development. Significant undertakings and/or best practices derived from AACUP Mid-Year Accreditor’s Conference Royal Garden Hall Conven- July 27-29, 2016 the program should be highlighted to capture the tion Center strength of the program. Quizon, Joselyna G. DC-SUC III/CIRPS Regional Training of Tarlac State University, Villa February 6-7, 2017

In the guidelines, each area is presented Seminar-Workshop entitled Capability Build- CLSU, Science City of Muñoz, May 12-13, 2016 by the dean of the Institute with 30 minutes allotted time for each. Panel interview will ing for New Researchers of SUCs in Region Nueva Ecija immediately follow after the presentation. III Reyes, Kevin C. Training on Trainer’s Methodology BASC, San Ildefonso, Bulacan April 9-14, 2017

Navarro, Imelda Sa. Year-End Review and Planning Workshop Crown Royale Hotel, Balanga, Ba- March 2-4, 2016 taan Institute/ Degree Program Number of Enrollees Extension Cam- Training on Mushroom Production and Vermicomposting PhilRice, Muñoz, Nueva Ecija February 25-29, 2016 ENROLLMENT pus 1st sem 2nd sem Mushroom and Vermi Training at Palayamanan Plus Project PhilRice, Muñoz, Nueva Ecija February 22-26, 2016 Master of Science in Agriculture 23 IA Bachelor of Science in Agriculture 698 Nicolas, Honeylet J. 53rd Philippine Society Of Animal Science Scientific Seminar Heritage Hotel, Roxas Boulevard, October 19-21, 2016 The impact of the K to 12 Bachelor of Animal Science 709 And Annual Convention For The Philippine Animal Industry Pasay City program of DepEd was felt this Doctor of Philosophy in Develop- In A Borderless ASEAN academic year 2016-2017 by IEAS ment Education higher education institutions. Master of Arts in Education major 322 Training On Farmer Field School On Natural Pig Farming Diaspora Farm, Barbara, Bacolor, August 30, 2016 BASC being one is not an in Educational Management Pampanga exemption. The enrollment Bachelor of Elementary Education 201 Nunez, Lauro Zonal assembly of Implementers of the Expanded Stu- Benguet State University, La Trini- April 27, 2017 dropped by 24.36% as compared Bachelor of Secondary Education 214 dents’ Grants-in-Aid Program for Poverty Alleviation (ESGP- dad, Benguet st Laboratory High School 83 to last year’s 1 semester PA) Bachelor of Science in Agricultural 116

enrolment.. A total of 3,581 IEAT and Biosystems Engineering st National Public Consultation on the Proposed Implement- CHED, UP, Dilliman, Quezon City March 30, 2016 students enrolled for 1 semes- Bachelor of Science in Geodetic 56 ing Rules and Regulations of Republic Act No. 10687 ter AY 2016-2017, while last year Engineering first semester was 4,734. Bachelor of Science in Information 92 Ortega, Anthony C. National Training and Workshop of SUC Sports directors Mindanao University of Science and July 27-30, 2016 Technology and Coaches Technology, Cagayan de Oro City Bachelor of Science in Food Tech- 20 The second semester of the nology Associate in Computer Technology 20 1st PAA_CL International Agricultural Technology Confer- Xenia Hotel, Clark Field Angeles May 18-20, 2016 current academic year was even Bachelor of Science in Hospitality 172 ence City, Pampanga lower when almost 3% dropped IM or did not pursue during the term. Management Pagdanganan, An- Training Course on Philippine Quality Award (PQA) Applica- DAP, San Miguel, Pasig City April 4-7, 2017 Bachelor of Science in Agribusiness 286 nie Rose P. tion Development However, comparing the nd Management Orientation Workshop on the Program Expenditure Classifi- Hotel Rembrandt, Quezon City March 28, 2017 enrolment of the 2 semester last nd Bachelor of Science in Business 346 cation (PREXC) of State Universities and Colleges (SUCs) year from the enrolment of the 2 Administration for the FY 2018 Budget semester of AY 2016-2017, it can Bachelor of Elementary Education 82 BASC-DRT Orientation on the Guidelines for the Grant of FY 2017 Per- Camp Aguinaldo, Quezon City March 17, 2017 be noted from Figure 1 that it’s Bachelor of Science in Agroforestry 30 formance-based Bonus lower by 21.6%. BASC- Bachelor of Science in Agriculture 51 DC-SUC III/CIRPS Regional Training of Trainers on Fed- Tarlac State University, Villa Lucin- February 6-7, 2017 Bachelor of Science in Information 25 eralism da Campus, Tarlac City BTVC Technology Second Public Consultation on the Formulation of the Cen- NEDA Regional Office 3, City of San February 16, 2017 tral Luzon Regional Development Plan 2017-2022 Fernando, Pampanga

Orientation on Latest Budgetary Issuances DBM-RO III Conference Room, January 20, 2017 Maimpis, San Fernando, Pampanga

Workshop On The Harmonization Of SUC Performance Seorabeol Grand Hotel, Subic Bay December 8, 2016 Indicators Vis-A-Vis Application Of Normative Formula, Im- Freeport Zone, Zambales plementation Of SUC Levelling, And Performance-Based Bonus (PBB) And Formulation Of Program Expenditure Classification (PREXC) 8th PASUC Culture And The Arts Festival 2016 University Of Northern Philippines, December 5-8, 2016 Vigan City, Ilocos Seminar-Workshop On Government Procurement On Ngas Quest Hotel And Conference Cen- September 14-16, ter, Clarkfield, Pampanga 2016 Road show on Institutional Development and Innovation CHED San Fernando, Pampanga July 12, 2016 Grants (IDIG) and Life Long Learner’s Program Figure 1. Enrollment for the last three years

Mendoza, Gerardo I. PASUC Midterm General Assembly Grand Ballroom, Cen- June 27-29, 2016 tury Park Hotel, Mal-

ate, Manila Orientation on the FY 2016 Levelling Instrument for Grand Ballroom, Cen- June 15, 2016 SUCs and Executive Board Meeting tury Park Hotel, Mal- ate Manila Mendoza, Gretchen Training on Trainer’s Methodology BASC, San Ildefonso, April 9-14, 2017 H. Bulacan Seminar-Workshop entitled Capability Building for CLSU, Science City of May 12-13, 2016 New Researchers of SUCs in Region III Muñoz, Nueva Ecija Mendoza, Maria PASUC Midterm General Assembly Grand Ballroom, Cen- June 27-29, 2016 Krisvie Abigale F. tury Park Hotel, Mal-

ate Manila SCUFAR III Meeting Peninsula May 12-13, 2016 State University Mendoza, Jermaine Orientation and Walkthrough on the Government Bayleaf Hotel, Intra- March 10, 2017 CommencementP. Exercises last FaresJune Agreement: 25 The Smarter and More Efficient Way muros, Manila to Fly ly. A total of Mendoza, Julita P. DC-SUC III/CIRPS Regional Training of Trainers on Fed- Tarlac State Universi- February 6-7, 2017 ma. eralism ty, Villa Lucinda Cam- pus, Tarlac City Philippine Association of Agriculturist (PAA) Central Pampanga State Agri- January 14, 2016 R. Reyes, Director II Luzon Chapter – AGRI FORUM with the theme “Smart cultural University, Agriculture: Weathering the effects of Climate Change Magalang, Pampanga Office, Bulacan. On the other hand, Dr. Ronald L. Adamat, and Inclusive Growth” Commissioner,Mendoza, CHED Teresita and Chair,5th GAD BASC Budget Fora Ombudsman Main November 11, 2016 mencement speaker.T. Bldg., Quezon City Training/Re-Training On GAD Planning And Budgeting October 19-20, 2016 Diaspora farm And Gender Mainstreaming Monitoring System resort, bacolor, pampanga Capacitating GAD Advocates on the Use of GAD Main- RET Amphitheater, May 19-21, 2016 streaming Tools CLSU, Nueva Ecija 4th Higher Education Summit on Gender Issues: ASEAN Philippine Internation- January 27-28, Integration: Challenges and Opportunities for Promot- al Conventional Cen- 2016 ing Gender Equality in Higher Education ter, Roxas Boulevard, Manila 4th Higher Education Summit on Gender Issues PICC Plenary Hall, Pa- January 27-28, say City 2016 Navarro, Imelda Sa. Workshop on Writing for Publication Disseminating CLSU, Science City of February 13, 2017 Research Outputs to the Scientific Community Munoz, Nueva Ecija through Valid Publication Philippine Agriculturists’ Summit Grand Menseng Hotel, November 13-16, Davao City 2016 ISSAAS Philippines 2016: National Congress And Gen- Philippine October 16-17, eral Meeting Center, Munoz, Nueva 2016 Ecija 5th Biennial Convention & International Conference In University Of San Ca- October 21, 2016 Extension los, Cebu City 1st PAA_CL International Agricultural Technology Con- Xenia Hotel, Clark May 18-20, 2016 ference Field Angeles City, Pampanga

La Madrid, Nida Orientation Workshop on the Program Ex- Hotel Rembrandt, Quezon March 28, 2017 penditure Classification (PREXC) of State Uni- City versities and Colleges (SUCs) for the FY 2018 Budget Seminar On Government Accounting Manual COA Region 3, Maimpis September 13-16, San Fernandp, Pampanga 2016 Legaspi, Pedro Lie B. National Educators Summit On Addressing Philippine Normal Universi- November 28-29, The Threats To Campus Security And Safety ty, Manila 2016 Mallari, Noemi J. 55th PAFT Annual Convention “Food Technolo- SMX Convention Center, July 27-29, 2016 gy: The Next Leap Forward Food Safety, Food SM Aura, Taguig City Security, Food Defense, Food Regulation and

PAFT, Inc. Symposium De La Salle, Araneta, Que- March 9, 2016 zon City Manalastas, Helen G. Training And Mentoring Girls In Sports: A Fo- Sm Aura Office Tower, November 25, th 2016-2017 rum For Coaches, Teachers And Parents Taguig City 2016 The College conducted its 65 Recognition Day and PAEPI Regional Training-Workshop On Exten- BPSU, Balanga, Bataan September 8-9, Commencement Exercises last June 25-26, 2017 respective- Courses Actual sion Services 2016 MAIN CAMPUS Philippine Association of Agriculturist (PAA) Pampanga State Agricul- January 14, 2016 ly. A total of 756 graduates marched to receive their diplo- Doctor Of Philosophy 12 Central Luzon Chapter – AGRI FORUM with tural University, Magalang, ma. 27 the theme “Smart Agriculture: Weathering Pampanga Master of Arts in Education the effects of Climate Change and Inclusive The Recognition Program was graced by Ms. Emily Master of Science in Agriculture 1 Growth” R. Reyes, Director II-Civil Service Commission, Provincial Bachelor of Science in Agriculture 103 Mananguit, Josefina C. 2th Regional Symposium On Research & De- Neust, City December 1-2, Office, Bulacan. On the other hand, Dr. Ronald L. Adamat, Bachelor of Animal Science 188 velopment Highlights 2016 71 Philippine Agriculturists’ Summit Grand Menseng Hotel, November 13-16, Commissioner, CHED and Chair, BASC-BOT was the com- BS in Agribusiness Management 4 Davao City 2016 mencement speaker. BS in Food Technology Regional Stakeholder Consulation Cum Pro- Maharajah Hotel, Friend- November 8-9, Bachelor of Elementary Education 52 gram Assessment & Planning ship, Angeles City 2016 Bachelor of Secondary Education 73 Strategic Planning Workshop Bpsu, Balanga, Bataan October 28, 2016 BS in Agricultural & Biosystems Engi- 10 Techno Gabay Program Summit Maharajah Hotel, Friend- September 5-6, neering ship, Angeles City 2016 BS in Geodetic Engineering 0 Convergence Workshop By CLAARDEC, Neda 3, Maimpis, Pampan- September 28-29, 104 CLIERDEC & CLHRDC Member Agencies ga 2016 BS in Business Administration SUC Levelling Orientation/Workshop and High Tarlac State University June 8, 2016 BS in Information Technology 15 Level Discussion on Amalgamation BS in Hospitality Management 27 37th Agency In-House Research and Develop- PhilMech Auditorium, Sci- May 23-25, 2016 Associate in Computer Technology 15 ment Review and Planning-Workshop, ence City of Muñoz, Nueva

Ecija PhilMech’s 38th Founding Anniversary Celebra- BASC-DRT CAMPUS tion 14 1st PAA_CL International Agricultural Technol- Xenia Hotel, Clark Field May 18-20, 2016 Bachelor of Elementary Education ogy Conference Angeles City, Pampanga BS in Agroforestry 17 st CY 2016 1 Discussion on the National Green- Visayas State University, March 14-17, 2016 ing Program Baybay, Leyte BASC-BTVC EXTENSION CAMPUS Deliberation of Rice R&D Proposals for 2016 San Fernando, Pampanga March 3, 2016 Bachelor of Science in Agriculture 12 SIPAG Fiesta PCAARRD, Los Baños, La- March 2, 2016 BS in Information Technology 11 guna PAA CL Regional Conference BPSU, Balanga City, Bataan February 5, 2016 TOTAL: 756

Godoy, Denvir Meeting and Writeshop on Biodiversity of CLSU, Science City of February 23-24, Mushroom in Forest Areas in Various Moun- Muñoz, Nueva Ecija 2016 tains in Region III Guevarra, Jennifer I. Central Luzon Agriculture and Fishery Exten- Otel Pampanga, City of March 15, 2017 sion Network (CLAFEN) 1st Quarter Meeting San Fernando CLAFEN 4th Quarter Meeting And Workshop Maharajah Hotel, Friend- November 10-11, ship, Angeles City 2016 Techno Gabay Program Summit Maharajah Hotel, Friend- September 5-6, ship, Angeles City 2016 Consultation and Planning Session of the pro- Cebu Normal University, May 27, 2016 ject, “Extension Initiative through SUCs: De- Cebu City livery of Tvet programs on Agrifisheries among Farmers and Fisher folks in Marginal- ized Communities Meeting cum Workshop on the Packaging of CLAARRDEC –OSIS, CLSU, March 30, 2016 Consortium-led proposal on Technology Pro- Science City of Muñoz, motion and Utilization Nueva Ecija SIPAG Fiesta PCAARRD, Los Baños, March 2, 2016 Laguna Consultation Workshop on “Catalyzing Devel- Otel Pampanga, City of February 29- opment of Rural Communities: Ratification of San Fernando, Pampanga March 1, 2016 the Extension Agenda & Program (NEAP) and Operationalizing Agriculture & Fishery Exten- sion (AFE) Strategic Plan for 2017-2022”

Mushroom and Vermi Training at Palaya- PhilRice, Muñoz, Nueva February 22-26, manan Plus Project Ecija 2016 CLARRDEC Experts Pool 1st Quarter Regular CLSU, Science City of January 19, 2016 Meeting Muñoz, Nueva Ecija Guevarra, Salvador P. DC-SUC III/CIRPS Regional Training of Trainers Tarlac State University, February 6-7, on Federalism Villa Lucinda Campus, Tar- 2017 lac City Indon, Leah V. SIPAG Fiesta PCAARRD, Los Baños, March 2, 2016 Laguna CHED NAFES Symposium Widus Conference Center, March 20-21, 2017 Clark Freeport Zone, Pam- panga Intal, Marina F. Seminar On Government Accounting Manual COA Region 3, Maimpis September 13-16, San Fernandp, Pampanga 2016

Iracta, Rhodora A. CHED NAFES Symposium Widus Conference Center, March 20-21, 2017 Clark Freeport Zone, Pam- panga Central Luzon Agriculture and Fishery Exten- Otel Pampanga, City of March 15, 2017 sion Network (CLAFEN) 1st Quarter Meeting San Fernando Orientation Meeting on the AFMECH Law (RA PhilSCAT, Munoz, Nueva March 1, 2017 10601) and Consultative Meeting for Program Ecija Partners Extension Conference On Higher Education Grand Regal Hotel, November 29-30, Lanang, Davao City 2016 Training And Mentoring Girls In Sports: A Sm Aura Office Tower, November 25, Forum For Coaches, Teachers And Parents Taguig City 2016

De Guzman, Ma. Mari- Orientation on Latest Budgetary Issuances DBM-RO III Conference January 20, 2017 ta P. Room, Maimpis, San Fer- nando, Pampanga Training On The Unified Reporting Systems DBM Conference Room, November 15, (URS) San Fernando, Pampanga 2016 De Guzman, Niel Mari- Orientation Seminar on CLAARRDEC Data- King’s Royal Hotel Confer- May 13, 2016 on DOST Certification Program for Board of Sition Lucia Hotel & Re- February 29 – Election Inspectors for the 2016 National sort, PulongBuhangin, Sta. March 27, 2016 Automated Election Maria, Bulacan Training on BEI Certification and Vote Count- Mexico, Pampanga February 22, 2016 ing Machine (VCM) Operation De Guzman, Priscilla P. 2016 Regional NSTP Congress SACOP, Maimpis, San Fer- May 13, 2016 nando, Pampanga D4e Jesus, Herbert M. DC-SUC III/CIRPS Regional Training of Train- Tarlac State University, February 6-7, 2017 ers on Federalism Villa Lucinda Campus, Tar- lac City Dela Cruz, Sonny E. Training on Trainer’s Methodology BASC, San Ildefonso, Bu- April 9-14, 2017 lacan De Leon, Sheryll C. 1st PAA_CL International Agricultural Tech- Xenia Hotel, Clark Field May 18-20, 2016

Philippine Association of Agriculturist (PAA) Pampanga State Agricul- January 14, 2016 Central Luzon Chapter – AGRI FORUM with tural University, Maga- the theme “Smart Agriculture: Weathering lang, Pampanga the effects of Climate Change and Inclusive Growth” Eguia, Myrna S. PAFT, Inc. Symposium De La Salle, Araneta, Que- March 9, 2016 zon City Esguerra, Imee D. Ambisyon Natin 2040 NEDA 3, San Fernando, November 24,

Training And Mentoring Girls In Sports: A Sm Aura Office Tower, November 25, Forum For Coaches, Teachers And Parents Taguig City 2016 “Compilation and Development of Database Department of Agricul- June 29, 2016

Orientation Seminar on CLAARRDEC Data- King’s Royal Hotel Confer- May 13, 2016

Gatchalian, Shiela Ma- Seminar-Workshop entitled Capability Build- CLSU, Science City of May 12-13, 2016 rie F. ing for New Researchers of SUCs in Region Muñoz, Nueva Ecija III Giron, Herminio B. Orientation and Walkthrough on the Gov- Bayleaf Hotel, Intramuros, March 10, 2017 ernment Fares Agreement: The Smarter and Manila More Efficient Way to Fly Seminar-Workshop On Government Pro- Quest Hotel And Confer- September 14-16, curement On NGAs ence Center, Clarkfield, 2016 Pampanga 1st Public Consultation-Workshop On Formu- Neda 3, Maimpis, San Fer- October 13, 2016 lation Of The Central Luzon Regional Devel- nando, Pampanga opment Plan 2017-2022 Giron, Juliet C. Seminar On Government Accounting Manu- COA Region 3, Maimpis September 13-16, al San Fernandp, Pampanga 2016

Buenaventura, Kris- DOST Certification Program for Sition Lucia Hotel & February 29 –March tine C. Board of Election Inspectors for Resort, Pulong- 27, 2016 the 2016 National Automated Elec- Buhangin, Sta. Maria, tion Bulacan Training on BEI Certification and Mexico, Pampanga February 22, 2016 Table 1. List of accredited programs Vote Counting Machine (VCM) Operation Program Name Accrediting Accreditation Capalad, Marivic A. Training on Trainer’s Methodology BASC April 9-14, 2017 Validity (Undergraduate) Body Level Capalad, Robert C. Meeting and Writeshop on Biodi- CLSU, Science City of February 23-24, 2016 Bachelor of Science in Agriculture AACCUP 2 Nov. 1, 2016-Oct. 31, 2017 versity of Mushroom in Forest Are- Muñoz, Nueva Ecija Bachelor of Science in Agribusiness Man- as in Various Mountains in Region AACCUP 2 agement Nov. 2016 - Oct. 2017 III Cortez, Michelle M. Training on Trainer’s Methodology BASC, San Ildefonso, April 9-14, 2017 Bachelor of Science in Food Technology AACCUP 2 Nov. 2016 - Oct. 2020 Bulacan

Bachelor of Elementary Education AACCUP 2 Aug. 16, 2013-Aug. 15, 2017

Bachelor of Secondary Education AACCUP 2 Aug. 16, 2013-Aug. 15, 2017 Clsu, Munoz, Nueva Bachelor of Science in Agricultural & Bio- Microsoft Technology Workshop November 26, 2016 AACCUP systems Engineering 2 Nov. 1, 2016 - Oct. 31, 2020 Ecija Bachelor of Science in Information Tech- Cruz, Edna Mae D. Confederation of faculty associa- Golden Peak Hotel and March 2-3, 2017 AACCUP nology 1 Nov. 2016 - Oct. 2017 tions of state colleges and univer- Suites, Cebu City Bachelor of Science in Business Admin- sities of the Philippines, Inc. AACCUP istration 1 Feb. 16, 2015 - Feb. 15, 2018 (CFASCUP) National Convention Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Man- and Seminar-Workshop AACCUP st agement 1 Feb. 16, 2015 - Feb. 15, 2018 1 International Symposium of the Ateneo de Manila Uni- January 14-16, 2016 Vacuum Society of the Philippines versity, Quezon City Master of Arts in Education AACCUP 1 Nov. 1, 2016 - Oct. 31, 2019 Cruz, Geraldine A. 8th PASUC Culture And The Arts University Of Northern December 5-8, 2016 Bachelor of Science in Agro-Forestry AACCUP Festival 2016 Philippines, Vigan City, Candidate Nov. 1, 2014 - Oct. 31, 2016 Ilocos Bachelor of Animal Science AACCUP Candidate Nov. 1, 2014 - Oct. 31, 2016 Seminar-Workshop On The Art Of Adamson University. November 17, 2016 Doctor of Philosophy in Development AACCUP Education Candidate Nov. 1, 2014 - Oct. 31, 2016 Training/Re-Training On GAD Plan- October 19-20, 2016 Diaspora Farm Re- ning And Budgeting And Gender sort, Bacolor, Pam- Mainstreaming Monitoring System panga BASC ACCREDDITED PROGRAMS Cruza, Melanie A. CLSU & Microsoft Philippines Central Luzon State January 28, 2017 event entitled “Imagine Camp University, Science City Candidate, 3, 2017” of Muńoz, Nueva Ecija th 23% De Guzman, Josephine 16 General Assembly of the Asso- Holy Angel University, February 10, 2017 G. ciation of Registrars of Higher Edu- Angeles, Pampanga cation Institution-Region III Level II, 6, 46% (ARHEI) “Issues and Trends in Edu- cation: A Challenge to registrar” Meeting/Workshop of all Coordi- Bohol Island State Uni- April 19-21, 2016 nators of SUCs Participating in the versity Agrostudies Internship program in Israel Graduate Education Forum Capampangan Island, March 2, 2016 Level I, 4, 31% McArthur Highway, City of San Fernando, Pampanga “Annual Regional Conference of SACOP, San Fernando, February 12, 2016

Name Title of trainings, seminars, confer- Venue Date ences and fora Adriano, Jennifer P. Training on Trainer’s Methodology BASC, San Ildefonso, Bulac- April 9-14, 2017 an Table 2. Passing rate of BASC graduates as against national passing rate Alayon, Anabel A. Wordtext System Inc. (WSIO And Pro- Widus Hotel and Casino September 29, curement Service- Philippine Govern- Clark 5400, Pampanga 2016 Board Exams BASC Passing National ment Electronic Procurement System

(PS-PHILGEPS) Microsoft Philippines Rate Passing Rate Consignment Agreement Discussion Licensure Examination For Teachers Alonzo, Ronald Raegan T. DC-SUC III/CIRPS Regional Training of Tarlac State University, February 6-7, 2017 Bachelor of Secondary Education (September 2016) 56.92% 33.78% Trainers on Federalism Villa Lucinda Campus, Tar- Bachelor of Secondary Education (March 2016) 63.64% 35.4.3% lac City Bachelor of Elementary Education (September 2016) 57.14% 30.18% Apostol, Honorato E. 19th Dairy Congress and Expo Negros Occidental Conven- April 13-15, 2016 (DairyConEx) tion Center, Dumaguete Bachelor of Elementary Education (March 2016) 66.67% 28.39% City Licensure Examination for Agricultural Engineers 85.71% 39.52% Arcilla, Minerva D. Orientation and Walkthrough on the Bayleaf Hotel, Intramuros, March 10, 2017 (August 2016) Government Fares Agreement: The Manila Licensure Examination for Agriculturists 54.17% 30.89% Smarter and More Efficient Way to Fly (October 2016) Seminar-Workshop On Government Quest Hotel And Confer- September 14-16, Procurement On NGAS ence Center, Clarkfield, 2016 Pampanga Table 3. List of passers of the Licensure Examinations for 2016- Balacania, Russel Almira H. CLSU & Microsoft Philippines event Central Luzon State Univer- January 28, 2017 entitled “Imagine Camp 2017” sity, Science City of Muńoz, LICENSURE EXAMINATION FOR AGRICULTURISTS Nueva Ecija August 2016 Alvarez, Herson V. Pangan, Julie Ann C. Ballaran, Rhuelyn A. 5th Biennial Convention & International University of San Carlos, October 21, 2016 Bernardo, Mara S. Pineda, Aileen G. Training Workshop On Research Meth- SEARCA College, Los September 29, Calakhan, Maricar V. Ramos, Reymon B. ods And Analytical Techniques In Physi- Banos, Laguna 2016 Cruz, Ira R. Reyes, Jayson M. cal, Natural And Social Sciences Completion Review of the Regional On- Department of Agriculture, May 23-24, 2016 Domingo, Nikki Joy C. Santiago, Raymart C. Station Traits of Organic Fertilizer Quezon City Guillano, Reginald I. Tiquia, Aira Mare G. Products` Ocampo, Larry Kenneth A. Bautista, Ericka Basic Training on Arduino Platform AMD IAE, CEAT UP Los Ba- July 12-14, 2016

Seminar-Workshop entitled Capability CLSU, Science City of May 12-13, 2016 Building for New Researchers of SUCs Muñoz, Nueva Ecija LICENSURE EXAMINATION FOR AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS in Region III

Bernardo, Myrtel S. Training on Trainer’s Methodology BASC, San Ildefonso, Bulac- April 9-14, 2017 August 2016 an Catiis, Derick Rodwin C. Morales, Jeancelle M. Bersamina, Ma. Dolores G. Zonal assembly of Implementers of the Benguet State University, April 27, 2017 Dela Cruz, Laila V. Regalario, Jefferson A. Expanded Students’ Grants-in-Aid Pro- La Trinidad, Benguet Mendoza, Mercy Jane R. Tayao, Aries V. gram for Poverty Alleviation (ESGP-PA)

Training On The Unified Reporting Sys- DBM Conference Room, November 15, 2016

Seminar On Government Accounting COA Region 3, Maimpis San September 13-16, Manual Fernandp, Pampanga 2016

LICENSURE EXAMINATION FOR TEACHERS

(SECONDARY EDUCATION) September 2016 Alonzo, Janine R. Lara, Anna Katreena DC. Angeles, Ruth B. Libunao, Donato Jr. C. Beatin, Arriane R. Manansala, Catherine N. Bongulto, Christine Joy B. Manayao, Anjanette V. Busog, Novemark Carlo DR. Manglallan, Grace Alison M. Cruz, Kenneth S. Maniego, Angel C. Cruz, Tobby Nathaniel M. Mariano, Camille M. Culianan, Jennifer B. Mariano, Marivic E. Dela Cruz, Jan Paula DL. Mellona, Jonathan P. Fajardo, John Mark Angelo O. Mendoza, Cristina E. Fajardo, Renissa A. Mendoza, Dolly Ann C. Gabriel, Shella R. Miguel, Maria Lusisa V. Galvez, Pauline Rose C. Penus, Shaira Marie C. Gamino, Diana Rose R. Porciuncula, Millet B. Gumasing, Joan Grace C. Romulo, Anna Dominique Ignacio, Camille C. Subrabas, Rosilyn P. Inoncillo, Keith Jetty R. Velarde, Jocelyn L. Intacto, Carmela N. Vero, Mary Ellaine S. Joson, John Aldrin R. Villanueva, Joyce Erica Nicole S. March 2016 Alejandro, Vanessa M. Mones, Jeffrey O. Aquino, Miguelito D. Nieto, Shiela Marie DG. Castillo, Renelyn R. Paguia, Angielyn Y. Cruz, Jayson E. Palomo, Joanna Marie S. Galang, Ailyn O. Pangan, Dennis P. Gonzales, Neriza M. Panganiban, Annaliza A. Laxamana, Vince Jefferson G. Peregrin, Noel A. Ligas, Gertrudes P. Ramos, Sheena Mae P. Manuel, Carlota R. Vanguardia, Janine E.

Table 11. List of Faculty Members in the Institute Agriculture with National Certificate III (NC III) in Agricultural Crop Production LICENSURE EXAMINATION FOR TEACHERS (ELEMENTARY EDUCATION) Name Certificate Number Validity Date September 2016 Bracedina, Joan Marie S. 17031403008096 April 21, 2022 Aceron, Lea S. Gonzales, Anna Marie A. Capalad, Marivic A. 17031403008100 April 21, 2022 Adonis, Joseph P. Gonzalo, Jackelyn F. Capalad, Robert A. 17031403008101 April 21, 2022 Aguilar, Lalaine April A. Gregorio, Ivy Roanne S. Catacutan, Aniano S. 17031403008102 April 21, 2022 Anza, Genevieve L. Pahati, Crissa C. Ceniza, Ryan P. 17031403008103 April 21, 2022 Bernabe, Mikee L. Papa, Pinky Jane P. Cruz, Gregorio G. 17031403008099 April 21, 2022 Bernardo, Baby Love M. Papasin, Anna Liza B. De Leon, Sheryll C. 17031403008104 April 21, 2022 Camo, Beverly Joy C. Pascual, Camille Angeline O. Godoy, Denvir E. 170031403008105 April 21, 2022 De Villar, Herlin B. Pascual, Chesca Khay DD. Infortuno, Amelita E. 17031403008106 April 21, 2022 Dela Cruz, Camille D. Pepaño, Liezel DS. Pastrana, Melchor I. 17031403008094 April 21, 2022 Dela Cruz, Mary Angelique M. Reyes, Fatima T. Reyes, Jayson M. 17031403008095 April 21, 2022 Dela Cruz, Zandra Mae G. Salvador, Sarah R. Soriano, Verginia V. 17031403008097 April 21, 2022 Enriquez, Donald DC. Santos, Camille O. Tejada, Rael C. 17031403008098 April 21, 2022 Esteban, Clarissa M. Silvestre, Reynante G. Gabriel, Rona T. Valiente, Mac Martin M. Gamboa, Melody A. Verdillo, Marjorie DM. Table 12. List of Faculty Members in the Institute Agriculture with National Gatchalian, Camille S. Violago, John Paul B. Certificate II (NC II) in Animal Production March 2016 Saycon, Hazel Joy R. Villegas, Myra C. Name Certificate Number Validity Date Manalastas, Felicidad L. Sanchez, Michael V. Bracedina, Joan Marie S. 17036902003146 April 08, 2022 Sison, Imeelyn C. Nazar, Camille Carla N. Capalad, Marivic A. 170036902003153 April 08, 2022 Natividad, Glaiza S. Fernandez, Marianne E. Capalad, Robert A. 17036902003148 April 08, 2022 Mananguit, Dynalyn B. Rabulan, Sarah Mae S. Cruz, Gregorio G. 1403030203922 April 08, 2022 Tua, Carisa May P. Esteban, Ronel DC. De Leon, Sheryll C. 17036902003154 April 08, 2022 Nimo, Remalyn V. Manalastas, Helen G. 17036902003155 April 08, 2022 Mendoza, Julita P. 14030302039056 April 08, 2022 Nicolas, Honeylet J. 17036902003151 April 08, 2022 Palmario, Erlinda D. 17036902003150 April 08, 2022 Pastrana, Melchor I. April 08, 2022 Tolentino, Lucita A. 17036902003149 April 08, 2022 Villasper, Wilhelmina M. 17036902003147 April 08, 2022

Faculty Members' Academic Rank as of May 31, 2017

7, 5% Instructor 26, 20% Assistant Professor 22, 17% 75, 58% Associate Professor Professor

Table 10. List of Faculty Members in the Institute Agriculture with Training Methodology (TM) Certificate from TESDA

Name Certificate Number Validity Capalad, Marivic A. TMC-17131101000272 –TMI April 22, 2022 TMC-17131100000272-Deliver Training Session TMC-17131100000262-Conduct Competency Assessment Nicolas, Honeylet J. TMC-13030601000067 May 10, 2018 Palmario, Erlinda D. TMC-17131101000276 April 22, 2022 Tejada, Rael C. TMC-17131101000278 –TMI TMC-17131100000258-Deliver Training Session TMC-17131100000268-Conduct Competency Assessment

The Research, Extension and Training Office has successfully conducted the 14th Agency In-House Review of Com- pleted and On-Going Research & De- velopment or Extension Projects at the Rene Cayetano Hall. The keynote speaker invited was Center Director Veronica Concepcion V. Esguerra of the Department of Agriculture-Agricultural Training Institute who was represented by Mrs. Elsa F. Victoria, Training Specialist III, DA-ATI III. Fifteen (15) technical papers under Research category, nine (9) technical papers under Development category and nine (9) poster designs were evalu- ated during the said review . Faculty Tenure as of May 31, 2017

Table 4. Result of the evaluation 4, 3% Title of the Technical Paper/ Place & Award Presentor Poster 45, 35% Permanent Research Category st Temporary 1 Place - Best Paper Water Productivity and Profita- Dr. Josie A. Valdez bility of Climate Resilient Rice- Contractual 81, 62% based Cropping System in Wa- ter Scarce Agro-ecosystems in Bulacan 2nd Place - Best Paper Validation & Documentation of Engr. Rhuelyn A. Organic Production Systems Ballaran for Lowland Rice Pole Sitao-

3rd Place - Best Paper Assessment of Productivity En- Mr. Rael C. Tejada hancement Measures on Cara- bao

Development Category 1st Place - Best Paper Sustainability of Palayamanan Dr. Imelda SA. Project in the Rainfed Lowland Navarro and Upland Areas of Bulacan 2nd Place - Best Paper Productivity Enhancement of Engr. Rhuelyn A. Selected Mango Orchards in Ballaran Pulilan Bulacan 3rd Place - Best Paper Establishment of Clonal Nurse- Mr. Albert P. Ulac ry and Production of Quality

Planting Materials of Indige-

Poster Category 1st Place-Poster Competition Validation & Documentation Mrs. Nerilyn J. of Organic Production Sys- Victoria tems for Lowland Rice Pole Sitao- Eggplant in Bulacan 2nd Place-Poster Competition Region 3 Invasion: Upscaling Dr. Imelda SA. of Diversified and Integrated Navarro Rice-Based A three-classroom building donated by the Renovated AS7, AS8, AS9 Farming Systems in the Up- Eagle Cement Corporation through the PHILAM Foundation. 3rd Place-Poster Competition Aerobic Rice Research and De- Dr. Josie A. Val- velopment Project for Region dez 3

A Stakeholders Meeting for the Revision of the Research and Development Agenda was also held last August 8, 2016 at the Cayetano Hall. Stakeholders who participated include Dr. Julius Caesar Sicat, Regional Director-DOST III, Mrs. A 128-meter covered walkway traversing College Food Court in collaboration with Alicia T. Nicolas, Farmers Information & the Institute of Management and the the Federation of Parent-Teacher and Com- Technology Services-Manager, Department of Laboratory High School. munity Association (FPTC) . Agriculture, Bulacan, Mrs. Aile Guansing, Municipal Agriculture Officer, Mr. Nemencio Concepcion, Magsasaka Siyentista and farmer-cooperator, Mr. Bernardino Nunez, farmer-cooperator, administrators, faculty and student representatives.

This was preceded by the Annual RET Planning Workshop for the Revision of the FY 2016 CAPITAL OUTLAY (GAA) RET Agenda held last March 7 which was attended by 36 participants composed of Table 9. Capital Outlay Released through FY 2016 GAA RET officials and staff, Institute Research Coordinators and Program Leaders. The workshop was facilitated by Dr. Modesta P/A/P AMOUNT Lugos, former VP for Planning at Bulacan Construction of Agriculture Building 20,000,000 State University. The discussion on focused commodities were also held last July 4 at the RDC Conference Room. This was also participated Construction of Farmers’ Training Center 20,000,000 by the Institute Deans, Institute Research and Extension Coordinators and Program Leaders. A series of training for improving the research capability of faculty members were also conducted last March and April. A Training-Workshop on Statistics for Beginners was also held last March 9 attended by 41 faculty members and facilitated by Ms. Leah V. Indon, RDTM Director.

On the other hand, a Seminar-Workshop on Utilizing Statistics for Publication was held on March 17 which was participated in by 36 faculty members and facilitated by Mr. Alvin Pequiro, Statistics Professor from Central Luzon State University. Lastly, a Seminar-Workshop on Action Research was held last April 4 at the RDC Hall. Dr. Adela C. Beringuela, a retired professor from the University of the Philippines, enlightened the 37 participants composed of faculty members.

Table 5. Funds generated for research and development projects.

Downloaded Title of the Project Funding Agency Budget (PhP) Production of Quality Planting Materials/Cloned DENR 120,000.00 Seedlings of Indigenous/Premium Forest Tree Spe- cies Upland Development Through Multi-Storey Se- DA-RFO 3 1,000,000.00 quential Cropping in the Municipality of Doña

Grain Yield of Five Top Hybrid Rice Varieties as a DA-RFO 3 500,000.00 Result of the Multi-Environment Trial Affected by Planting Dates Production and Application of Metarhizium an- DA-RFO 3 500,000.00 isopliae Against Rice Black Bug (RBB) Total 2,120,000.00

Table 6. International Research Conference presentation

Paper Venue / Date Presenter

Upgrading the Literary Competencies of Literature 12th Annual Educa- Mrs. Emma Lagas- Students through Intervention Activities tion and Develop- ca ment Conference held last May 5-7, 2017 at Bangkok, Thailand entitled Awareness, Acceptability and Under- Education and De- Prof. Edna Mae standing of the Vision and Mission of the Bulacan velopment Confer- Cruz Agricultural State College Goals of its Institutes and ence held last May Objectives of its Programs 5-7, 2017 at Bang- kok, Thailand Privatization of Agricultural Extension: The Case of 2nd TSU- Ms. Leah V. Indon Daisy Duran International Re- search Conference May 17-20, 2017 at Puerto Princesa,

Multi-Location Adaptation Trial (DA-RFO III) Eighteen (18) hybrid varieties using direct seeded and transplanted methods was conducted at the Bureau of Soils and Water Resources Management with Data gathering as held last October 14 for the wet season. Harvest was conducted last November. Data gathered was submitted to PhilRice for consolidation. Agronomic data such as plant height, number of filled and unfilled

Combined Tillage and Weed Control Practices for Upland Rice Ecosystem in Bulacan (DA-RFO III) Monitoring of the project was conducted with Dr. Arthur Dayrit, Focal Person on Rice of the Department of Agriculture-Regional Field Office 3 (DA-RFO 3) at Sapang Dayap, San Ildefonso, Bulacan last September 7, 2016. He was joined by Dr. Josie A. Valdez, Project Leader, RDTMO Dir. Leah V. Indon, then ETO Dir. Jennifer I. Guevarra, Ms. Julie Ann C. Dision, Mrs. Joan Quenn M. Villanada, project staff .

Evaluation of Daisy Duran as Extension Service Provider (ESP): A Case Study (DA-ATI)

A total of 42 participants composed of Ms. Duran, her staff, farmers and farm owners were interviewed from June to September. The study was completed as of December. The study concluded that the personal charac- teristics of Ms. Duran have been effective in delivering extension services to the farmers. Ms. Duran is also very generous as she does not have a competitive streak with her fellow farmers and she was willing to share whatever she knows through her experiences to complement the limited theoretical background.

Evaluation of the Season Long Training of Trainers on Sustainable Rice Production & Adoption of the TOT Graduates’ Action Plan through FFS (DA-ATI)

Fifteen out of the twenty-two (22) participants of the Season-long Training of Trainers on Sustainable Rice Production held at Central Luzon State University, Science City of Munoz and at ATI-Region III, Singalat, City, Nueva Ecija, conducted last June 18, 2012 to October 19, 2012 were included as respondents of the study. Surveyed participants of the FFS are com- posed of 111 respondents from San Leonardo (25), Laur (19), Guimba (7), Talavera (7), Sta. Rosa (6), Caba- natuan City (5), and Palayan City (5) in Nueva Ecija; Baler (10) and Maria Aurora (9) in Aurora; and San Marcelino, Zambales (18). Significant relationship was noted between adoption of SRP practices and rice yield (p=.000) using linear regression. Data shows that increased level of adoption lead to higher yield. This indicates that as farmers intensify their adoption of the knowledge gained through FFS, significant increase in their rice yield was observed.

Performance of Bittergourd as affected by Application of Vermicompost with Vermitea (BASC)

The experiment was established at the 250 sq m area of Palayamanan in the College. The study was undertaken from October 2016 to February 2017 (dry season). Results of the study show that for the total number of marketable fruits, no significant difference was observed from the 10 sample plants of the different treatments. More fruits were harvested in Treatment 3 (75% BASC Vermicompost+Vermitea) when compared with Treatment 4 (100% BASC Vermicompost +Vermitea) and Treatment 2 (50% BASC Vermicompost+Vermitea).

Upland Development through Multi Storey Sequential Cropping in the Municipality of Dona Remedios Trinidad, Bulacan (DA-RFO3)

The site validation for the project was led by Dr. Josefina C. Mananguit together with Dr. Arthur Dayrit, Regional Rice Focal Person of DA-RFO 3 at DRT, Bulacan last January 12. A total of 6ha in Sitio Tubigan, and Colago at Brgy. Kalawakan, DRT was planted with papaya, calamansi, guyabano and various vegetables

Aerobic Rice Research and Development Project in Region III (DA-BAR)

Project monitoring and visitation was held for the ARRDE project last March 13 by Mr. Jay Bermas, evaluator from DA-BAR. The ART Project Review and Technology Forum was held last May 31-June 2 at DA-CLIARCD, Paraiso, Tarlac City which was participated by 50 farmers from Nueva Ecija, Bulacan, Tarlac and Bataan.

Region 3 Invasion: Upscaling the Diversified and Integrated Rice-Based Farming System in the Upland Areas of Central Luzon (DA-RFO III)

As part of the capacity enhancement compo- nent of the project, the team from the College, in cooperation with the Municipal Agriculture Office of Magalang, Pampanga and Baler, Aurora, Pampanga State Agricultural University (PSAU), and Aurora State College of Technology (ASCOT), conducted Training on Organic Agriculture Production and Utilization last July 14 and July 26 at Brgy. Calabuanan, Baler, Aurora and Brgy. Turu, Magalang, Pampanga, respectively. A total of 40 participants in Baler, Aurora and 43 in Pampanga participated in the said training. The project was also formally launched at , Bulacan and Abucay, Bataan on September 23 and October 14, respectively. Also, financial assistance to 12 farmer cooperators of project in Brgy. Turu, Magalang, Pampanga was released last December 22 at BASC-Windmill Collaborative Techno-Demo Farm in Brgy. Malipampang, San Ildefonso, Bulacan coupled with a cross-visit.

Science and Technology Community-based Farms on Sustainable Mango Production in Pulilan, Bulacan (DOST-PCAARRD)

A Training-Workshop on Mango Production and Harvesting was conducted last July 21-22 at Aquino’s Farm, Sta. Peregrina, Pulilan, Bulacan. The said training was attended by 46 mango growers from the different barangays in Pulilan, Bulacan who have not gone any training on mango production and owner of at least 10 mango trees. It aimed to capacitate more mango growers regarding mango production and post-harvest handling utilizing the most prescribed technology. Experts from Ramon Mag- saysay Technological University (RMTU) including Mr. Ferdinand Domingo, Mango Expert and S&T Consultant, Mrs. Florida A. Domingo, Mango Expert and Professor and Mrs. Janice M. Baysa, Pest Expert and Instructor served as speakers. Cultural and disease management, mango twig borer management, insect pest management, fruit bagging, harvesting, grafting, and fertilizer/growth retardant application were the important topics discussed and demonstrated to the participants.

Palayamanan in the Community (PhilRice and PGB)

A Lakbay-Aral and Training on Livestock and Poultry Production and Waste Management & Integrated Farming System was held at the BASC-Windmill Collaborative Techno-Demo Farm at Malipampang, San Ildefonso Bulacan last January 26 which was attended by 39 farmers. There is also continuous monitoring of the 10 Palayamanan communities (PC) established under the project. The said PCs are located at San Ildefonso, San Rafael, San Miguel, Calumpit, Bustos and DRT, Bulacan. Members of the PC can avail of the financial assistance of PhP 4,000.00 in the form of roll over scheme payable upon harvesting of crops, with 1% monthly interest.

Accelerating the Development, Adaptation and Promotion of Palayamanan Plus (PhilRice)

The PhilRice funded project is located at Brgy. Dagat-dagatan, San Rafael, Bulacan, and is closely being supervised by DA-LGU of San Rafael. It has initially a total of 54 farmer cooperators which were divided into four groups, namely: rice, vegetable, mushroom and livestock group. The groups were provided with assistance in the form of trainings and loan inputs such as certified seeds, vegetable seeds, mushroom spawn, native piglets, goats and free- range chicks. To date, re-dispersal of piglets and kids to other members has been made and the assembly of mushroom house and equipment has been requested.

Technology Commercialization (CHED)

Recent release of loans to 47 farmers was undertaken last January 10. Each farmer received PhP 10,000.00 cash loan per season payable after four months or upon harvesting, with one percent interest. Prior to the release of loan, farmer- beneficiaries were asked to submit the cost and return report of the preceding cropping season where loan was used. Income from interest was utilized to finance the addition of farmer- beneficiaries in the locality, renovation of the Technology Commercial Center, product exhibition activities, and honorarium of project staff. Farming activities of farmer-beneficiaries are being monitored by assigned staff, especially during planting and harvesting season

Mobile Entrepreneur’s Training School (BASC)

The extension project of the Institute of Man- agement conducted a series of Basic Training on Management and Marketing in Brgy. Sapang Putik and Brgy. Malipampang, San Il- defonso, Bulacan on June 3 and 10, respec- tively. Pre-membership and Education Semi- nar (PMES) were also conducted to 4Ps recip- ients held at Brgy. Bulusukan and at Brgy. Sapang Putik, last September 23. The seminar aimed to organize the 4Ps recipients into a cooper- ative. Fifty-four (54) 4Ps recipients from Bulusukan and thirty-five (35) 4Ps recipients from Sapang Putik participated in the said activity.

BASC-DENR Clonal Facility (DENR)

Project visitation of ERDB Laguna Staff on Production of Quality Planting Materials/ Cloned Seedlings of Indigenous/Premium Forest Tree Species was held last April 28.

BASC-Windmill Collaborative Technology Demonstration Farm

The farm in Malipampang, San Ildefonso, Bulacan, which was established through the technical assistance of the project, has been serving the community since June through serving as techno-demo site and as venue for cross-visits and trainings. Last October 28 upon request of Municipal Agriculture Office of Zaragoza, Nueva Ecija, a Lakbay-Aral was conducted in the area which was participated by around 60 rice and vegetable growers. Also, farmer cooperators from Magalang, Pampanga and BS Agriculture students from Fortunato F. Halili National Agricultural School in Sta. Maria, Bulacan conducted cross visits on December 22 and November 17, re- spectively. An open forum with the own- er of the farm, Dr. Arden Evangelista, immediately fol- lowed after the farm tour of participants

Internally-Funded Research Projects Approved

Budgetary Title of the Proposal Project Leader Requirements

Quality Assessment of Vermicompost Mr. Rael C. Tejada PhP 43,000.00 Produced Using Different Substrates Performance of Bittergourd as Affected Ms. Nerilyn J. Victoria PhP 19,650.00 by Application of Vermicompost with Vermitea Total PhP 62,650.00

CAPACITY ENHANCEMENT

The Research, Development and Technology Management Office conducted a Semi- nar-Workshop on Writing for Publication participated by 45 BASC Faculty members and re- searchers held at RDC Conference Hall, last September 20. The workshop aimed to assist faculty members in transforming theses and research reports into publishable articles. Mrs. Leah V. Indon, Editor, BASC Research Journal served as the facilitator of the workshop. She also discussed the Publication Policies and Research Journal Guidelines. A draft article was expected from the participants which may be published in the BASC Research Journal.

Title of Training Conducted Type of Place/ Venue Conducted Date No. of per- Partici- by sons pants trained Training on Livestock Produc- Students BASC-Windmill BASC May 20, 35 tion as Business and Waste and Farm- TDF, Malipam- 2017 Mgt. Production and Utiliza- ers pang, SIB tion Training on Organic Agricul- Farmers BASC-Windmill BASC April 28, 36 ture Production & Utilization TDF, Malipam- 2017

Training on Organic Agricul- Farmers BASC-Windmill BASC April 24, 33 ture Production & Utilization TDF, Malipam- 2017

Training on Organic Agricul- Farmers BASC-Windmill BASC April 7, 31 ture Production & Utilization TDF, Malipam- 2017

Seminar-Workshop on Action Faculty RDC, BASC BASC April 4, 37 Research 2017 Seminar on Women’s Health Teaching & Rene Cay- GAD, BASC March 29, 105 Non- etano Hall, 2017 Teaching BASC Staff Rice Machinery Operation NC Faculty & PSAU, Pam- PSAU March 27- 24

Seminar Workshop on Utiliz- Faculty BASC Confer- BASC March 29 ing Statistics for Publication ence Room 17,2017 Training on Aerobic Rice Farmers Municipality BASC March 16, 58 Technology Compound, 2017 Norzagaray, Bulacan Training on Upland Develop- Farmers DRT, Bulacan BASC March 14, 45 ment Through Multi Storey 2017 Sequential Cropping in the Municipality of DRT, Bulacan

Title of Training Conducted Type of Place/ Venue Conducted Date No. of per- Partici- by sons

Training on Livestock Produc- Students BASC-Windmill BASC May 20, 35 tion as Business and Waste and Farm- TDF, Malipam- 2017 Mgt. Production and Utiliza- ers pang, SIB tion Training on Organic Agricul- Farmers BASC-Windmill BASC April 28, 36 ture Production & Utilization TDF, Malipam- 2017

Training on Organic Agricul- Farmers BASC-Windmill BASC April 24, 33 ture Production & Utilization TDF, Malipam- 2017

Training on Organic Agricul- Farmers BASC-Windmill BASC April 7, 31 ture Production & Utilization TDF, Malipam- 2017

Seminar-Workshop on Action Faculty RDC, BASC BASC April 4, 37 Research 2017 Seminar on Women’s Health Teaching & Rene Cay- GAD, BASC March 29, 105 Non- etano Hall, 2017 Teaching BASC Staff Rice Machinery Operation NC Faculty & PSAU, Pam- PSAU March 27- 24

Seminar Workshop on Utiliz- Faculty BASC Confer- BASC March 29 ing Statistics for Publication ence Room 17,2017 Training on Aerobic Rice Farmers Municipality BASC March 16, 58 Technology Compound, 2017 Norzagaray, Bulacan Training on Upland Develop- Farmers DRT, Bulacan BASC March 14, 45 ment Through Multi Storey 2017 Sequential Cropping in the Municipality of DRT, Bulacan

Title of Training Conducted Type of Place/ Venue Conducted Date No. of per- Partici- by sons

Training on Livestock Produc- Students BASC-Windmill BASC May 20, 35 tion as Business and Waste and Farm- TDF, Malipam- 2017 Mgt. Production and Utiliza- ers pang, SIB tion Training on Organic Agricul- Farmers BASC-Windmill BASC April 28, 36 ture Production & Utilization TDF, Malipam- 2017

Training on Organic Agricul- Farmers BASC-Windmill BASC April 24, 33 ture Production & Utilization TDF, Malipam- 2017

Training on Organic Agricul- Farmers BASC-Windmill BASC April 7, 31 ture Production & Utilization TDF, Malipam- 2017

Seminar-Workshop on Action Faculty RDC, BASC BASC April 4, 37 Research 2017 Seminar on Women’s Health Teaching & Rene Cay- GAD, BASC March 29, 105 Non- etano Hall, 2017 Teaching BASC Staff Rice Machinery Operation NC Faculty & PSAU, Pam- PSAU March 27- 24 II Student panga 30, 2017 Seminar Workshop on Utiliz- Faculty BASC Confer- BASC March 29 ing Statistics for Publication ence Room 17,2017 Training on Aerobic Rice Farmers Municipality BASC March 16, 58 Technology Compound, 2017 Norzagaray, Bulacan Training on Upland Develop- Farmers DRT, Bulacan BASC March 14, 45 ment Through Multi Storey 2017 Sequential Cropping in the Municipality of DRT, Bulacan

The total budgetary allocation for FY 2016 showed a 7.5% increase as compared last year with only 155,567,000. It can be noted also that allocation from Fund 101 increased by almost 20%.

Table 7. Allotments for FY 2016 by programs and activities

P/A/P TOTAL GAA TOTAL SUC TOTAL (FUND 101) INCOME (FUNDS 101 (FUND 164) +164) I. General Administration and Support

A. General Administration and Support 26,478,000 4,530,000 31,008,000

II. Support to Operations

A. Auxiliary Services 3,605,000 3,131,000 6,736,000

III. Operations

A. Higher Education Services 106,537,000 14,502,000 121,039,000

B. Research Services 3,112,000 1,244,000 4,356,000

C. Extension Services 2,859,000 1,243,000 4,102,000

TOTAL PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES 142,591,000 24,650,000 167,241,000

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