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The participants performing the emasculation of coconut inflorescence on dwarf coconut palm at the PCA hybridization site.

MANAPLA, Negros Occidental – To equip coconut farmers with advanced knowledge and skills in coconut hybridization, the Agricultural Training Institute – Regional Training Center VI (ATI-RTC VI) in partnership with the Philippine Coconut Authority – Region 6 (PCA

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The youth assist the farmer participants in accessing the Binhing Palay mobile application during the hands-on activity. 

SAN JOSE, Antique – The ATI Region 6 concluded the first batch of the Digital Farmers Program (DFP) 103 Training this year, drawing 22 participants from June 18 to 20, 2025, at Hotel Kinaray-a, which comprised DFP 102 completers from the provinces of Iloilo and Antique

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A emasculator assists a participant in performing emasculation of coconut inflorescence and recording data.

ROXAS CITY, Capiz – To complement the Agricultural Extension Workers (AEWs) trained on coconut hybridization, ATI Region 6, in partnership with the Philippine Coconut Authority – Region 6 (PCA Region 6), conducted a five-day Training of Trainers (TOT) on Coconut Hybridization

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One of the participants tries to access her e-learning account to enroll in another e-course as part of the hands-on activity.

BANGA, Aklan – Twenty-one digital trainers from Western Visayas completed a three-day training of trainers for the Digital Farmers Program (DFP) held at the ATI Training Hall from May 21 to 23, 2025.

The participants, primarily composed of Agricultural Extension

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(Left to right) Florepe M. Mortalla, Chief, ISS/SOA Coordinator of ATI Region 6; Feelmer John Sasis, Senior Agriculturist, PCA Aklan, Pia Jemimah C. Selorio, Technical Support Staff I of ATI Region 6; Dr. Ildefonso T. Toledo, Provincial Agriculturist of the Province of Iloilo; Catheryn M. Villorente, Information Officer II of ATI Region 6; Mary Ann A. Ramos, Center Director of ATI Region 6

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Some ISS Staff showcase their library and customer feedback box to one of the internal quality auditors as part of their procedure.

BANGA, Aklan – First Semestral Internal Quality Audit (IQA) transpires from May 5 to 9, 2025, in ATI Region 6.

The audit intends to ensure a sustained, efficient, and effective implementation of ATI's Quality Management System (QMS) and its conformity to the

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Mr. Jessiemar D. Cabasag, Senior Science Research Specialist of the PCA – ZRC led the participants in identifying the distinct physical characteristics of coconut varieties at CBTU

ROXAS CITY, Capiz – To boosts the coconut hybridization initiatives in Western Visayas, the Agricultural Training Institute – Regional Training Center VI (ATI-RTC 6), in partnership with the Philippine Coconut

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The ATI Region 6 acts as a knowledge bank in Region 6 and is on a mission to train Local Farmer Technicians in the region about the promotion of rice diversification. The ATI Region 6 held a “Technical Briefing On Rice Crop Diversification for Local Farmer Technicians” with 6 batches, in various venues and dates from April to June.  

The first batch started last April 8, 2025, for the LFTs in

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To eliminate the gap of technicalities between the users and the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) about the weather and climate patterns in the Philippines, the ATI Region 6 with the mentioned agency collaborated to launch and hold the Training on KlimAgrikultura at INA Farmers Learning Site and Agri-Farm Inc., Agcuyawan Calsada, Barotac Nuevo

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BANGA, Aklan – In celebration of Filipino Food Month 2025, the Agricultural Training Institute-Regional Training Center VI (ATI-RTC VI) successfully conducted a Training on Food Processing and Preservation for Rural Women from April 1 to 3, 2025 in Aklan. The event gathered 30 participants from various Rural Improvement Clubs (RICs) and rural-based organizations across Western Visayas to

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