"We must accept finite disappointment, but we must never lose infinite hope."
~Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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CRTD BUKHAY Farm
11.4 hectare land in Brgy. San Isidro Calauan, Laguna where new and intensive methods of agricultural technologies are continue to be tested, developed, and validated before they were disseminated. CRTD spread the technologies mainly through conduct and management of technology training courses and orientation for PBSP-assisted farmers, communities and other clients inside and outside the country. -
CRTD Products
Consist of different products that are naturally healthy and organically grown in our BUKHAY Farm -
CRTD Training
CRTD training complex is surrounded by the BUKHAY (Bukid ng Buhay) demonstration and technology farm. Thus, everything around is rural and serene. The site is conducive for learning, making it an ideal place for the conduct of training programs, teambuilding, and other group activities. At CRTD Training Center, the participants could relax and find tranquility at CRTD semi-park landscape and farm complex. -
CRTD Study Tour
CRTD also conducts study tours and can accomodate batches of participants inclusive of board and lodging in linked with other institutions and partners. -
CRTD Programs and Services
CRTD provides different programs and services needed by farmers and other individuals or communities.These services are also open to private institutions, NGOs, PO, LGUs and other governments agencies.
ABOUT CRTD
- Center for Rural Technology Development
- Barangay San Isidro, Calauan, Laguna, Philippines
- A vast complex area consists of an 11.4 hectare land in Brgy. San Isidro Calauan, Laguna where new and intensive methods of agricultural technologies are continue to be tested, developed, and validated before they were disseminated. CRTD spread the technologies mainly through conduct and management of technology training courses and orientation for PBSP-assisted farmers, communities and other clients inside and outside the country.
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."
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