The Aklan State University (ASU) conducted a Technology Forum for the Province of Aurora at the Aurora State College of Technology (ASCOT) in Baler, Aurora recently.
The forum aimed at achieving a common understanding, interaction and networking in various agricultural technologies through knowledge sharing amongst research and development institutions and local government units. Through its collaborative efforts, the provincial government of Aurora recognized the common objective shared by the two institutions of higher learning, which is to improve agricultural productivity through research, technological development and extension service delivery. About 72 participants from the Provincial and Municipal Governments of Aurora, faculty and staff of ASCOT attended the technology forum. It consisted of sharing of experiences and hands-on demonstration on Solid Waste Management specifically on Shredding of Biodegradables and Vermicomposting by Hon. Ernesto I. Templonuevo of Numancia, Aklan. likewise, on Mayon Turbo Stove and dryer: The Poor Man’s Gas Stove by Dr. Edito T. Agustin. Presentation of project proposals on the following technologies highlighted the forum: Farmer – Teacher on High Value Crops; High Value Organic Vegetable Production; Food Processing; Coco Coir Processing; Research and Development Program and the ladderized curriculum on Hotel and Restaurant Management
ASU Pres. Benny A. Palma led the team of resource persons from ASU with Dr. Edito T. Agustin Professor V, Dr. Anna Mae C. Relingo, Director for Extension and Community Services, Prof. Michael T. Ibisate, and Professor Melba L. Raga-as, of the ASU-College of Agriculture, Forestry and Environmental Sciences.
The technological forum was coordinated by ASCOT, President, Dr. Romeo S. Cabanilla, and the Provincial Government of Aurora under the leadership of Governor Bellaflor J. Angara-Castillo. (ACRelingo and SRVillasis, ASU-ECS). /MP mailto:madyaas_pen@yahoo.com
The forum aimed at achieving a common understanding, interaction and networking in various agricultural technologies through knowledge sharing amongst research and development institutions and local government units. Through its collaborative efforts, the provincial government of Aurora recognized the common objective shared by the two institutions of higher learning, which is to improve agricultural productivity through research, technological development and extension service delivery. About 72 participants from the Provincial and Municipal Governments of Aurora, faculty and staff of ASCOT attended the technology forum. It consisted of sharing of experiences and hands-on demonstration on Solid Waste Management specifically on Shredding of Biodegradables and Vermicomposting by Hon. Ernesto I. Templonuevo of Numancia, Aklan. likewise, on Mayon Turbo Stove and dryer: The Poor Man’s Gas Stove by Dr. Edito T. Agustin. Presentation of project proposals on the following technologies highlighted the forum: Farmer – Teacher on High Value Crops; High Value Organic Vegetable Production; Food Processing; Coco Coir Processing; Research and Development Program and the ladderized curriculum on Hotel and Restaurant Management
ASU Pres. Benny A. Palma led the team of resource persons from ASU with Dr. Edito T. Agustin Professor V, Dr. Anna Mae C. Relingo, Director for Extension and Community Services, Prof. Michael T. Ibisate, and Professor Melba L. Raga-as, of the ASU-College of Agriculture, Forestry and Environmental Sciences.
The technological forum was coordinated by ASCOT, President, Dr. Romeo S. Cabanilla, and the Provincial Government of Aurora under the leadership of Governor Bellaflor J. Angara-Castillo. (ACRelingo and SRVillasis, ASU-ECS). /MP mailto:madyaas_pen@yahoo.com
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