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DILIMAN, Quezon City – The Agricultural Training Institute (ATI), through the Policy and Planning Division (PPD), facilitated a workshop to update the Results-Based Monitoring and Evaluation (RBME) and performance indicators for the Administrative and Finance Unit (AFU). The event brought together 24 participants from both the Central Office and Training Centers with the aim to review and update

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DILIMAN, Quezon City – In adherence to the requirements of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 9001:2015 - Quality Management Systems (QMS), the Agricultural Training Institute (ATI) Central Office recently conducted its 23rd Management Review to ensure complete alignment of the organization’s strategic direction, emphasizing the suitability, adequacy, and effectiveness of

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Diliman, Quezon City- Twenty-three interns of the Young Filipino Farm Leaders Training Program in Japan (YFFLTPJ) Batch 2024 concluded their six-day post-training evaluation and re-entry planning this February 25,2025 at the Maria Orosa Hall, Agricultural Training Institute (ATI) Central Office.

The event marks a significant milestone as they reflected on their transformative experiences during

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DILIMAN, Quezon City– The Department of Agriculture (DA) and the United Nations Children’s Fund, known as UNICEF, will work on a comprehensive work plan for Nutrition-Sensitive Agriculture (NSA) to address early childhood malnutrition.This collaboration aligns with the Philippine Development Plan 2023–2028 and the United Nations Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework 2024–2028. 

The plan

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QUEZON CITY, Philippines – If you're a farmer or agriculture enthusiast looking for innovative ways to propagate plants, tissue culture might just be worth trying.
In episode 198 of "Agri Asenso" aired on February 7, 2025, Dominic Galimba and John Fabia discussed the fundamental steps involved in tissue culture. Galimba and Fabia are plant tissue culturists and academic supervisors from the

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QUEZON CITY, Philippines – The Agricultural Training Institute (ATI) and the National Fisheries Research and Development Institute (NFRDI) have officially partnered to develop and offer specialized online courses on fisheries through the e-Learning platform. This collaboration was formalized with a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) signing at the NFRDI Conference Room on February 24, 2025

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The Agricultural Training Institute (ATI) and the Philippine Veterans Affairs Office (PVAO) have formalized a collaboration through a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) signed by ATI Director Remelyn Recoter and PVAO Undersecretary Reynaldo Mapagu.

Under the agreement, ATI will offer specialized training programs designed to equip veterans their spouses, and qualified dependents with

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DILIMAN, Quezon City- The Agricultural Training Institute, through the Partnerships and Accreditation Division, conducted the 2nd National Learning Site for Agriculture (LSA) Federation Meeting. 

The event was participated by LSA Regional Training Centers point persons and Regional Federation Presidents. 

Likewise, it aims to strengthen the LSA Network by electing Regional LSA

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PASAY City- The Agricultural Training Institute’s AgriKids: Learning Resources for Future Farmers receives its second Anak TV Seal for its grades 3-5 videos under the Television Category (Education Shows) from the Knowledge Channel Foundation, Inc. 

AgriKids is one of the Institute’s commitments in providing learning resources to the youth in order to understand the important role

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The Online Agricultural Extension Workers (AEW) Registry System is now open for registration!

This system helps develop effective extension programs by gathering data on AEW training needs. Registered AEWs receive a Virtual ID and are prioritized for ATI Training and Extension Programs. 

Who can register?
LGU-AEWs with the following employment status:
✔ Permanent
✔ Temporary
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