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MAMBURAO, OCCIDENTAL MINDORO – A total of 30 farmer leaders from various clusters in the province successfully completed the ten-day Training of Trainers (TOT) on Corn Production and Post-Harvest Management on February 12-23, 2024.

“We need to gain more in order to give to others,” shared Mr. Jemcy Gallardo, a farmer leader from Agustin Farm School, reflecting the objective of the training

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In a bid to equip locals with essential skills for sustainable agricultural practices, the Agricultural Training Institute (ATI) in MIMAROPA initiated the first batch of the “Seminar on Urban Agriculture” on February 20, 2024 in Brgy. Balansay, Mamburao, Occidental Mindoro.

Led by Ms. Roseanne D. Nilo, the ATI MIMAROPA National Urban and Peri-Urban Agriculture Program (NUPAP) Point Person

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In accordance with Department of Agriculture (DA) Administrative Order No. 9 of 2002, which designates the Agricultural Training Institute (ATI) as the National Secretariat and overall Coordinator for overseeing the 4-H Club and other Rural Based Organizations (RBOs) in DA programs, ATI MIMAROPA held a consultation and planning session for RBO coordinators and presidents on February 20-21

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To evaluate and examine the overall implementation of the Rice Competitiveness Enhancement Fund - Rice Extension Services Program (RCEF-RESP), the Agricultural Training Institute (ATI) in MIMAROPA conducted an Inter-Agency Consultation Meeting on February 08, 2024; at the ATI MIMAROPA, Barcenaga, Naujan, Oriental Mindoro.

Center Director Pat Andrew B. Barrientos delivered his message during

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In celebration of the Agricultural Training Institute’s (ATI) 37th Founding Anniversary with the theme “Innovate, Collaborate, Succeed: Growing Together for a Sustainable Future”, ATI MIMAROPA joined the AgriAsenso ATI Learning Sites and Product Expo and Techno Forum on February 2-4, 2024 at the TriNoma Malls Activity Center, Quezon City.

The three-day event aimed to assist Learning

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As part of ATI's 37th Founding Anniversary Celebration, 17 ATI MIMAROPA personnel were awarded loyalty awards in recognition of their commitment and dedicated years of service.

Assistant Center Director Norberto C. Maur was present during the awarding ceremony. In his message, he emphasized that the awardees have strived to improve themselves and their capabilities over time which

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To assess the Center’s overall performance and plan its 2024 targets, the ATI MIMAROPA conducted its 2023 Annual Review and 2024 Operational Planning Workshop on January 23-26, 2024, at ATI MIMAROPA, Barcenaga, Naujan, Oriental Mindoro.

In his message, Center Director Pat Andrew B. Barrientos congratulated everyone for the successful implementation of the Programs, Projects, and Activities

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After 9 months of on-site internship program, the Youth Scholarship Grant on Organic Farming of the Agricultural Training Institute (ATI) successfully completed the Phase I of the Youth Scholarship Grant on Organic Farming on November 27, 2023.

The 21-month program aims to encourage young people in the "life of a farmer" and the principle of organic farming. It consists of 1) nine months of

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The 2nd National Kabataang OA Quiz Bee 2023 kicked off with enthusiasm and inspiration as Ms. Antonieta J. Arceo, Deputy Director of the Agricultural Training Institute, delivered an inspirational message to the participating students.

During the opening program, Ms. Arceo took the stage to acknowledge the students for embracing the challenge of being among the few agriculture students in the

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Just concluded the conduct of 10-day Training of Trainers on Coconut Farm Business School with 46 coconut farmer participants from Learning Sites, Mindoro State University and other coconut enthusiasts in Oriental Mindoro.

Among the highlights of the activity is the Business Plan presentation wherein participants are expected to make it happen as part of their re-entry plan.

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