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PBSP-CRTD Conducts Relief Operations for the Typhoon Victims of Ondoy and Santi
"We must accept finite disappointment, but we must never lose infinite hope."
CRTD Training Courses for December 2009
PBSP-CRTD will conduct training courses on agricultural technologies at Brgy. San Isidro, Calauan, Laguna this December.
December 10 and 11 - Training Course on Vermicomposting Technology and Organic Vegetable Production
December 15- Training Course on Vermicomposting Technology
These courses would include tour around CRTD BUKHAY demonstration farm. If you are interested to attend, please call (049) 568-0265 or 568-0168. You can also email us at crtd.pbsp@gmail.com or abmalaluan@pbsp.org.ph.
New Landmark going to CRTD
Presently, two waiting sheds are now available along the way to CRTD. These waiting sheds are located on both sides of the highway to serve as landmark to those coming from Calamba or from Sta.Cruz, Laguna. (see below Location Map).
With the help of PBSP-CRTD and permission of the Barangay officials of Bangyas, these waiting sheds were painted in bright yellow, with the PBSP logo.
Now, with these sheds as landmarks, it would be easier to locate CRTD.
With the help of PBSP-CRTD and permission of the Barangay officials of Bangyas, these waiting sheds were painted in bright yellow, with the PBSP logo.
Now, with these sheds as landmarks, it would be easier to locate CRTD.
CRTD conducts Training in Northern Samar
PBSP-CRTD trains farmers at Catarman, Northern Samar.
PBSP-CRTD, in cooperation with Plan Philippines- Northern Samar Unit, orients the forty-five Northern Samar farmers with the concepts of Sustainable Agriculture.
This training was held at University of Eastern Philippines Farmers' Training Center last February 5 to 7, 2009. The participants of this training were from five farmer associations, and each association represents a community/barangay.
Redentor Gonzaga, CRTD Technical Officer, and Amy Melissa Malaluan, CRTD Training Officer handled the first two days of the training course, while PLAN staff led the last day.
The modules in this Training on Sustainable Agriculture included the Overview on Philippine Agriculture, Integrated Farming System Principles, and the Principles and Practices of Sustainable Agriculture.
The output of this training would be used to identify the agricultural technology needs and potential projects for each of the five barangays in Northern Samar.
PBSP-CRTD, in cooperation with Plan Philippines- Northern Samar Unit, orients the forty-five Northern Samar farmers with the concepts of Sustainable Agriculture.
This training was held at University of Eastern Philippines Farmers' Training Center last February 5 to 7, 2009. The participants of this training were from five farmer associations, and each association represents a community/barangay.
Redentor Gonzaga, CRTD Technical Officer, and Amy Melissa Malaluan, CRTD Training Officer handled the first two days of the training course, while PLAN staff led the last day.
The modules in this Training on Sustainable Agriculture included the Overview on Philippine Agriculture, Integrated Farming System Principles, and the Principles and Practices of Sustainable Agriculture.
The output of this training would be used to identify the agricultural technology needs and potential projects for each of the five barangays in Northern Samar.
CRTD shares its agricultural technologies
PBSP-CRTD continues to bring technologies closer to our fellow Filipinos.
Being the first training for year 2009, the Vermiculture Technology and Organic Vegetable Production Training was conducted last January 21 and 22, 2009 at CRTD Calauan, Laguna.
The modules of this training included topics on integrated farming systems principles, soils, vermiculture and vermicomposting (both lecture and hands on), organic vegetable production, and simple farm recording.
Participants of this training course came from different sectors- who have a common goal to learn more about vermiculture and vermicomposting technologies. There were farmers, entrepreneurs, government employees, and instructors in this training course.
All of the participants gave positive feedback on the training course. "I have attended five (5) trainings on Vermi but this is the only training that convinced me to include farming (vermiculture) in the curriculum for next school year," Dorothy Sabarez of OB Christian School said.
Being the first training for year 2009, the Vermiculture Technology and Organic Vegetable Production Training was conducted last January 21 and 22, 2009 at CRTD Calauan, Laguna.
The modules of this training included topics on integrated farming systems principles, soils, vermiculture and vermicomposting (both lecture and hands on), organic vegetable production, and simple farm recording.
Participants of this training course came from different sectors- who have a common goal to learn more about vermiculture and vermicomposting technologies. There were farmers, entrepreneurs, government employees, and instructors in this training course.
All of the participants gave positive feedback on the training course. "I have attended five (5) trainings on Vermi but this is the only training that convinced me to include farming (vermiculture) in the curriculum for next school year," Dorothy Sabarez of OB Christian School said.
Vermiculture Technology and Organic Vegetable Production Training at CRTD
The Center for Rural Technology Development (CRTD) will conduct the Vermiculture Technology and Organic Vegetable Production Training on January 21 and 22, 2009 at CRTD Training Center Barangay San Isidro, Calauan, Laguna.
The objective of this training is to equip the participants with the knowledge on the production of organic fertilizer through the action of vermin (earthworm),and on the organic management of some vegetable crops. This training course would include topics on the market potential of this sustainable technology, simple farm recording and bookkeeping.
For more information regarding this training course, kindly email us at crtd.pbsp@gmail.com or call us at (049) 568-0265.
The training fee is 1400php per participant per day. This is inclusive of board and lodging, tuition and training fee and materials, and guided farm tour at CRTD BUKHAY demo farm.
The Center for Rural Technology Development (CRTD) will conduct the Vermiculture Technology and Organic Vegetable Production Training on January 21 and 22, 2009 at CRTD Training Center Barangay San Isidro, Calauan, Laguna.
The objective of this training is to equip the participants with the knowledge on the production of organic fertilizer through the action of vermin (earthworm),and on the organic management of some vegetable crops. This training course would include topics on the market potential of this sustainable technology, simple farm recording and bookkeeping.
For more information regarding this training course, kindly email us at crtd.pbsp@gmail.com or call us at (049) 568-0265.
The training fee is 1400php per participant per day. This is inclusive of board and lodging, tuition and training fee and materials, and guided farm tour at CRTD BUKHAY demo farm.
CRTD hosts PBSP staff Christmas Party
With the theme, Barrio Fiesta, PBSP staff Christmas party 2008 was held last December 19, 2008 at CRTD Calauan, Laguna.
During the Christmas party, some PBSP staff showed off their talents during the group folk dance presentations. Moreover, loyalty service awardees were recognized during the celebration. One of these awardees is Ediser A. Villaran of CRTD who have been working for PBSP-CRTD for twenty years.
During the Christmas party, some PBSP staff showed off their talents during the group folk dance presentations. Moreover, loyalty service awardees were recognized during the celebration. One of these awardees is Ediser A. Villaran of CRTD who have been working for PBSP-CRTD for twenty years.
CRTD conducts International Study Tour
As part of its goal to disseminate agricultural skills and technologies, PBSP-CRTD held the second batch of Agricultural Training and Extension Improvement Project (ATEIP) International Study Tour last December 4-13, 2008.
This study tour consisted of two parts. During the first part, the six Nepalese extension workers were trained on Agricultural Extension and Communication Skills for Effective Extension Work. This training was held at CRTD training center at Calauan, Laguna last December 4 to 7, 2008. The resource persons of this training-workshop were Dr. Roger Cuyno, for Agricultural Extension, and the team from the College of Development Communication, University of the Philippines Los Baños, headed by Ms. Mildred Moscoso, for the Communication Skills.
The second part of the study tour was the visit to the different community development project sites of PBSP and dialogue with some of PBSP-assisted cooperatives in the Visayas Region. This tour covered areas in Bohol, Cebu, and Iloilo.
The participants of this batch of study tour were junior technicians and junior technical assistants of ATEIP and Nepal government. The group was headed by Mr. Kanchan Raj Pandey, Senior Agriculture Economist of the Department of Agriculture in Hariharbhawan, Lalitpur, Nepal.
This study tour gathered positive feedback from the participants and coordinators. "I am impressed with your organization's endeavor to make sustained local institutions which are working to uplift socio-economic condition of the needy people. As I am also coordinating Public-Private-Partnership projects, it was my great opportunity to learn a lot from your projects- designed on PPP approach," Pandey said.
(To view Kanchan Pandey's letter of thanks to PBSP, through Mr. Arlan Adorada, Officer-in-Charge of PBSP-CRTD, click on this link: thanks from Kanchan.)
ATEIP Nepal is a project of the Japan International Cooperation Agency.
This study tour consisted of two parts. During the first part, the six Nepalese extension workers were trained on Agricultural Extension and Communication Skills for Effective Extension Work. This training was held at CRTD training center at Calauan, Laguna last December 4 to 7, 2008. The resource persons of this training-workshop were Dr. Roger Cuyno, for Agricultural Extension, and the team from the College of Development Communication, University of the Philippines Los Baños, headed by Ms. Mildred Moscoso, for the Communication Skills.
The second part of the study tour was the visit to the different community development project sites of PBSP and dialogue with some of PBSP-assisted cooperatives in the Visayas Region. This tour covered areas in Bohol, Cebu, and Iloilo.
The participants of this batch of study tour were junior technicians and junior technical assistants of ATEIP and Nepal government. The group was headed by Mr. Kanchan Raj Pandey, Senior Agriculture Economist of the Department of Agriculture in Hariharbhawan, Lalitpur, Nepal.
This study tour gathered positive feedback from the participants and coordinators. "I am impressed with your organization's endeavor to make sustained local institutions which are working to uplift socio-economic condition of the needy people. As I am also coordinating Public-Private-Partnership projects, it was my great opportunity to learn a lot from your projects- designed on PPP approach," Pandey said.
(To view Kanchan Pandey's letter of thanks to PBSP, through Mr. Arlan Adorada, Officer-in-Charge of PBSP-CRTD, click on this link: thanks from Kanchan.)
ATEIP Nepal is a project of the Japan International Cooperation Agency.
Center for Rural Technology Development
In line with its efforts, CRTD has developed Bukid ng Buhay (BUKHAY) or Farm of Life Integrated Farming Systems, which follows the principles of diversification, integration, optimum resource management, gradual shift to organic farming, and entrepreneurship. The farming systems models of BUKHAY are open for Technology Orientation programs.
From its creation in 1979, CRTD has been providing technical assistance to different organizations, corporations, government agencies and individuals. In addition, CRTD has reached more Filipinos through the training and assistance it has conducted. Through the years, it has built partnership with organizations that share the same mission of upgrading agricultural technologies to alleviate poverty, and the same principle of helping people help themselves.
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