Manolo Fortich, BUKIDNON---In a significant event for the agricultural community, ATI National Director Remelyn R. Recoter, along with the center directors of the Agricultural Training Institute (ATI) paid a visit to the Farm Business School (FBS) showroom located in Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon. The occasion showcased an array of agricultural products and practices, leaving the esteemed directors in awe of the local ingenuity and innovation.
Bukidnon, known for its rich agricultural heritage and lush landscapes, has long been a focal point for agricultural development and sustainability in the Philippines. The FBS showroom in Manolo Fortich represents a beacon of progress and a testament to the potential of the region's agriculture.
The ATI, under the Department of Agriculture (DA), plays a crucial role in enhancing the capabilities of Filipino farmers and agricultural stakeholders. Their visit to the FBS showroom not only demonstrates their commitment to agricultural development but also serves as a platform for exchanging knowledge and best practices.
Various agricultural products were prominently displayed at the showroom, providing a comprehensive overview of the diversity and quality of produce from the region. The wide array of agricultural innovations and practices on display showcased the untapped potential of the local agricultural sector.
During their visit, the ATI directors had the opportunity to interact with agricultural extension workers who are graduates of FBS and are in charge of developing the entrepreneurial mindset of local farmers. This interaction allowed for the exchange of knowledge, ideas, and experiences, fostering an environment of mutual learning and growth.
The directors were particularly impressed by the commitment and enthusiasm of the Agricultural Extension Workers (AEWS). Their dedication to sustainable and innovative agricultural practices is a testament to the bright future of Bukidnon's agricultural sector.
The FBS showroom also highlighted the importance of agribusiness education and its role in the overall development of the agriculture sector. By promoting best practices and showcasing successful agribusiness ventures, the showroom serves as an educational hub for aspiring farmers and entrepreneurs in the region.
In conclusion, the visit of the ATI Center Directors to the Farm Business School showroom in Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon, represents a significant step towards enhancing the agricultural landscape in the Philippines. It underscores the importance of collaboration, knowledge exchange, and innovation in agriculture, and serves as an inspiration for the local farming community to continue their pursuit of sustainable and successful agribusiness ventures. The agricultural diversity and innovation on display in Bukidnon are a testament to the region's potential to become a hub for agricultural excellence in the Philippines. (written and submitted by: Efren C. Macario, Administrative Officer IV)
