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COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE

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January 1-31, 2016 Official Publication of the UPLB College of Agriculture Volume 5 No. 1

CA as Center of Excellence New publications


in Agriculture Education off the press

O nce again, the UPLB College of Agriculture


(CA) was recognized by the Commission on A
Higher Educa on (CHED) as Center of Excellence Complex,UPLB.
new book and a laboratory manual are
now on sale at the AgriBookstore, IH


(COE)inAgricultureEduca on.
Thebooken tledImproveYouScien ficEng-
CHED Chair Patricia Licuanan, in a memorandum lishisauthoredbyOfeliaK.Bau sta,HosannaH.
issuedrecently,iden fiedtheins tu onsdesignated Espanto,TeresitaL.RosarioandJoPatriciaR.Ru-
asCOEsinvariousfieldsofdiscipline. bio. This handbook gives pointers on improving

research ar cles wri en for publica on in locally


COE status is granted to ins tu ons which
refereedandinterna onallyaccreditedjournals.
con nuouslydemonstrateexcellentperformancein
the areas of instruc on, research and publica on, Meanwhile, the Ornamental Hor culture La-
extension and linkages and ins tu onal qualifica- boratory Manual (authored by TL Rosario and
ons. Ryan Rodrigo Tayobong) is intended for use by

major and non-major students of hor culture.


Based on the memorandum, the UPLB has the
The laboratory exercises generally consider the
mostnumberofCOEs.Asidefromagriculture,UPLB
science,businessandar s caspectsofornamen-
alsohasCOEsinforestry,veterinarymedicine,biolo-
tal hor culture. Interested buyers may contact
gy, informa on technology, sta s cs, development
Venecia B. Batain [Tel. (63-49) 536-2379] or visit
communica on,andenvironmentalscience.

theAgriBookstore.(ApolinarioL.Lan can)
AsdesignatedCOE(validfor3yearsunlesssoon-
errevoked),CAcanavailoffinancialassistanceona
project proposal basis geared toward the develop-
NEUST official &
ment or improvement of the programs, par cularly faculty visit CA
cu ngedgetechnologyindierentdisciplines.

he College of Agriculture Visitors Pro-


TheCAhasbeenconsistentlyrecognizedbyCHED
gramhaditsopeningsalvofor2016with
asCOEfor morethanfiveyearsalready.(Apolinario
12facultymembersandthedirectoroftheNueva
L.Lan can,withinforma onfromPhilippineStar)
Ecija University of Science and Technology
(NEUST), Gabaldon Campus, Nueva Ecija as its
The discovery of agriculture was the first big
firstvisitorslastJanuary28.
step toward a civilized life.

Arthur Keith
Page 2 CA Monthly Newsletter

Withtheaimofenhancingtheresearch,exten- FOREIGN TRAVEL*


sion and produc on capabili es of the faculty of
NEUST, Re red Police Senior Superintendent Ani- John Carlo M. Marasigan, Raol P. Pamiloza
ceto Y. Frany, director of the said school, along and Anna Pauleen L. Masanga, university re-
with the aforemen oned faculty members, visit- searchers, respec vely, Crop Science Cluster
ed the Edible Landscaping Project of Chancellor (CSC); a ended the Cornell Alliance for Sci-
FernandoC.Sanchez,Jr.oftheCropScienceClus- ence Asia Leadership Course on Strategic
ter(CSC).Throughthistechnology,thevisitorsex- Planning and Eec ve Grassroots Organizing
pressed op mism that they could replicate it in inHuaHinandBangkok,Thailand;January17-
NEUSTtoeventuallybenefittheirservicecommu- 26
ni es. Dr. Susan May F. Calumpang,scien st,Crop
Protec on Cluster (CPC); a ended ASEAN-
The group also visited the Ins tute of Plant
World Trade Organiza on Pes cide Residue
Breeding, CSC, where a powerpoint presenta on
Data Genera on Project: Quality Assurance
on the researches, products and services of the
TraininginBangkok,Thailand;January20-22
Ins tute was conducted. Since one of their inter-
Karla Joy S. Ty, instructor, Animal and Dairy
estsison ssueculture,theywereabletohavea
SciencesCluster;par cipatedintheStudyVis-
glimpse of the ssue culture laboratory ac vi es
itonContractFarminginThailand;January23
underProf.LilianPateawhosestaareinto s-
-30
sue culture of garlic as part of their research in
Bong M. Salazar & Johnny F. Balidion,assis-
comingupwithagoodvarietyofgarlic,specifically
tant professors, CSC and CPC, respec vely;
forthefarmersintheIlocosRegion.Manyoftheir
a ended the World Cocoa Founda on/U.S
ques ons were answered by one of the sta of
DepartmentofAgricultureCocoaBorlaugFel-
thesaidlaboratory.

lowship Workshop in Makassar, Indonesia;
Their tour ended with a visit at the Na onal January25-31
SeedFounda onwheretheypurchasedvegetable Bryan V. Apacionado,instructor1,CSC;took
seedswhichtheywouldliketotryintheirproduc- theentranceexamina onfortheTokyoNodai
onprojectsaspartoftheirgoalofins tu onaliz- SpecialExchangeStudentstoGraduateSchool
ing sustainable agriculture in NEUSTs outreach of Tokyo University of Agriculture in Tokyo,
communi es.(ImeldaM.Gesmundo) Japan;January28-February1

*PreparedbyIMGesmundoandErlindaA.Balot
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The Editor is published through the Office of the Dean,
CA Monthly Newsletter College of Agriculture, UPLB, College, Laguna
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Editor: Apolinario L. Lantican
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