ANNUAL REPORT 2014 Technical Advisory Extension Services

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1 TECHNICAL ADVISORY EXTENSION SERVICES The State University Extension and Services department provides researchbased knowledge and education that strengthens local economies, sustains natural resources, and promotes healthy communities, families, and individuals in the community and beyond. To realize this, the department continuously makes efforts to disseminate updated and suitable technologies, monitor and evaluate projects regularly, produce and reproduce printed materials of various technologies in several types for dissemination and possible adoption. Through several extension services, people are empowered with appropriate knowledge, attitudes and skills. The ETS department of the University continuously disseminates technology to different recipients, undertakes techno-gabay activities, and conducts livelihood trainings and capability building activities. TECHNOLOGY DISSEMINATION ACTIVITIES. The ETS department continues to disseminate necessary technology to clientele. Nature of Activity Distribution of Soybean Seeds to Farmer Cooperators Basic Computer Literacy DAR Adoptors on Rice Corn Veggie Bread & Cookies Making Basic Computer on Basic Computer Vegetable Table 16. Technology Dissemination Activities Group/ No. of Venue/Date Recipient Participants LRC JAA Building, QSU Diffun CSU Piat, Cagayan February 26-28, 2014 QSU Maddela February 17-21, 2014 College of Agriculture Lobby May 27, 2014 QSU Maddela May 14-16, 2014 QPAC May 12-15, 2014 QSU Maddela Campus May 5 30, 2014 Cajel Diffun, Guribang, Diffun, April 10, 2014 San Ramos, Nagtipunan, QSU Maddela Campus March 21 April 1, 2014 June 24 Dairy Technicians & Unemployed Teachers Persons Involved 10 Dennis O. Felipe Rice 30 DAR-AES Team 24 DAR-AES Team RIC, Bakers 15 Private School Teacher and DepEd Elementary Teachers Irrigators Association DTI Haylin Castillo Dennis O. Felipe Carmela G. Blando German Umhaw RIC 33 Isabel F. Salvador Coop Members Private School Teacher and DepEd Elementary Teachers DAR Dansise Mae Paray Dennis O. Felipe Carmela G. Blando 16

2 Nature of Activity Drafting & Cutting Pattern of Ladies Casual Apparel Advance Disaster Risk Mgt. Vegetable Spaw (Spawn Culture) Homecare Reproduction Products CASSAVA Cake making Cassava Chips Making Venue/Date June 24 Dibul November Nagtipunan November Aglipay November Dibul November 4 Cofcaville November 24 Nagtipunan November 30 Cabaruan, Maddela, October 19 Cabaruan, Maddela, October Cabaruan, Maddela, October 17 Group/ Recipient RIC Members & OSY No. of Participants Persons Involved 35 Mercedita A. Secolles Allan G. Galam Sabas B.Padua, Jr. Romeo B. Nanglihan, Jr. Edwin T. LAsdacan Sabas B.Padua, Jr. Edwin T. LAsdacan QSU ETS Department in coordination with the Provincial Representative conducted Advance Vegetable at Dibul, Saguday,. The training was facilitated by German P. Umhaw and Allan Galam of ETS Department. 17

3 LIVELIHOOD TRAININGS CONDUCTED. As part of the ETS activities, trainings are given to stakeholders to give them possible source of livelihood to improve their standards of living. Table 17. Livelihood s Conducted Nature of Activity Venue/Date Group/Recipient No. of Pax Persons Involved & Dessert Preparation Dairy Management Massage Therapy Skinless Making Buffalo Longanisa Veggie Bread & Cookies Making on Vegetable Cassava Cake Making Homecare Products Reproduction CASSAVA Cake making Cassava Chips Making Brgy. Hall, Andres Bonifacio, Diffun March 2, 2014 LRC JAA Building, QSU Diffun CSU Piat, Cagayan February 26-28, 2014 LGU, Nagtipunan February 10-14, 2014 Aurora West, Diffun February 14, 2014 QSU Maddela January 6-8, 2014 QPAC May 12-15, 2014 Cajel Diffun, Guribang, Diffun, April 10, 2014 San Ramos, Nagtipunan, Ricarte Sur, Diffun March 25, 2014 Isidro Paredes, Diffun, March 11, 2014 June 24 Nagtipunan November 30 Cabaruan, Maddela October 19 Cabaruan, Maddela October Cabaruan, Maddela October 17 RIC Members 14 Jonathan N. Tariga Dairy Technicians and LGU Employees, OSY, RIC & Gawad Kalinga Recipients Parents of Daycare Children Restaurant Owners RIC, Bakers 15 Irrigators Association German P. Umhao Carmela Blando Celso Lumidao Violeta Benigno Virginia Hernando 5 Ma. Luiza C. Cortez 26 DTI, Haylin Castillo German Umhaw RIC 33 Isabel F. Salvador Coop Members 23 RIC DAR RIC ARB 50 DAR Danisse Mae Paray 37 Isabel F. Salvador 26 Isabel F. Salvador ASKI Members 39 Ma. Luisa C. Cortez 29 Sabas B. Padua,Jr.,, Edwin T. Lasdacan

4 Pictorials of massage therapy training at Ponggo,Nagtipunan, The BSA students were trained to perform the palpation procedures in order to detect animals which are in estrus cycle and ready for artificial insemination. s on were conducted at San Ramos Nagtipunan & Cajel, Diffun in response to request of DAR asking for the technical know-how and expertise of the institution on the said technology. Series of trainings regarding Spawn was conducted at Cofcaville, Maddela. The training was facilitated by the expert of the university, Prof. Edwin T. Lasdacan. 19

5 MONITORING AND EVALUATION & RELATED ACTIVITIES. The ETS department continuously monitors and evaluates projects of the University to ensure progress. Table. Monitoring and Evaluation Activities Nature of Activity Venue/Date Group/Recipient Persons Involved Monitoring Beekeeping Sites Soybean Beekeeping Sunflower Plantation Monitoring Conducting Phenomenology Research of and Burgos, Rafael Palma, Diffun Liwayway, Diffun January 28, 2014 Aglipay, Maddela, Nagtipunan Aglipay, Maddela Villa Pagaduan, Aglipay July Dr. German P. Umhao Soybean Beekeeping Sunflower Plantation Monitoring and Conducting Phenomenology Research RDET Staff, Mr. and Mr. German Umhaw, are monitoring the harvestable soybeans at Maddela, The sunflower plantation at QSU Maddela was established to evaluate the possibility of establishing a sunflower seed production area. 20

6 CAPABILITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES. The following table presents the capability building activities conducted by the ETS department Table 19. Capability Building Activities No. of Nature of Activity Participants Date / Venue Participants Animal Vaccination Palpation & Artificial Insemination Research Proposal Preparation Gender Education Fair DAR Adaptors on rice Workshop on Extension Works How to become an effective Extension Worker? Facilitators Students and Brgy Officials Students QSU Faculty Rice QSU Faculty & ETS Coordinators Focal Person & March 3, 2014 Aurora East, Diffun, February 28, 2014 DA-QES, Aglipay January 24, 2014 JAA Building, Conference Hall May 12-16,2014 Miriam College, Quezon City College of Agriculture Lobby JAA Conference Hall March 19, 2014 Gatioan Resort May 23,2014 July 5-6 RDET Hall 15 9 Persons Involved Julie E. Mauel Julie E. Manuel 26 RDET Team 1 Marissa B. Hernando 30 DAR-AES Team 17 Rey C. Naval Marissa B. Hernando 50 DAR-AES Team Capacity building is an empowerment which encompasses the ability, will, skills to initiate, plan, manage, undertake, organize, monitor, supervise and evaluate project activities. It is a conceptual approach to development that focuses on understanding the obstacles that inhibit people, governments, international organizations and non-governmental organizations from realizing their developmental goals while enhancing the abilities that will allow them to achieve measurable and sustainable results. Hence, the conduct of the training is important and necessary to enhance the skills on benchmarking, impact assessment and process documentation in extension activities (Excerpts from Dr. E.Garingan). Facilitated by Engr. Rey C. Naval, Marissa B. Hernando & 21

7 RESOURCE GENERATION. The University has forged a MOA with DOST through the ETS department. QSU will serve as a consultancy firm for soybean and sesame production for and Nueva Vizcaya. DOST will be giving seeds and will be handling marketing. Table 20. Resource Generation Activity Project/Activity Funding/Amount Sponsoring Agency Consultancy for Agriculture Productivity Enhancement (CAPE) MOA has been forged and the first release of the amount will done after the submission of the inception report c/o Dr. Sabas B. Padua, Jr and Mr. German P. Umhaw IEC MATERIALS PRODUCTION. Flyers and brochures are produced by the ETS department to disseminate technologies among stakeholders and possible livelihood activities that can be undertaken by people in the community. Titles Table 21. IEC Materials Produced Number of Copies Recipients How to Make Carbonized Rice Hull? 30, Agrarian Reform Palay Check System 70 sets ARB, Natural Farming Inputs 30 ARB, Organic Pesticides 30 ARB, 30 ARB, 44 Veggie Noodles Procedure 25 Homecare Products Reproduction Procedure 25 Module in Drafting and Cutting Pattern for Men s Apparel 10 Cassava Cake Baking and Cassava Chips 59 RIC Members and OSY Processing Dressmaking 35 Alay sa Kaunlaran Inc. (ASKI) Members FIELD DAYS. Culminating activities are done to showcase the activities undertaken by the farmers in their farmer field school. These activities are also held to invite more farmers to join FFS. DOST Participants of the Farmer Field School are actively participating in the conduct of the activity. The Farmer Field School were concluded last March 24, 2014 at Tres Reyes, Saguday, and Magapuy, Bayombong Nueva Vizcaya on March 21,