Republic of the Philippines

SURIGAO DEL SUR STATE UNIVERSITY

SAN MIGUEL CAMPUS
Carromata, San Miguel, Surigao del Sur

PROJECT PROPOSAL

I. PROJECT DESCRIPTION
 Project Title: INDIAN RICE TECHNO-DEMO/PRODUCTION PROJECT
 Type of Project: (education-training/technology-income generation)
 Project Proponents: SDSSU – SAN MIGUEL CAMPUS/
CLEMENCIA L. SUMAGAYSAY
 Project Coordinator: ACHILLES L. BELARMINO, RA, MS
 Project Beneficiaries: (Rural poor, Women, Youth & Farmers)
 Location of Beneficiaries: Brgys. Carromata, Sagbayan, Siagao, Patong, &
Mahayag
 Date of Implementation/Duration: February, 2020 – May , 2020
 Area of Project Implementation: SDSSU-SAN MIGUEL Experiment Station
Carromata, San Miguel, Surigao del Sur
 Expected Output: Capability-building, Production, Technology Transfer
 Area Required: 2.0 hectares (non-irrigated)
 Budget Requirement: PhP 116,500.00
 Budget Requested: PhP 116,500.00
 Source of Funds: STF

II. RATIONALE

Recently, as an effect of the increasing population, demand gap for food also increases.
This gap continued to widen despite aggressive effort in the private sector and the combined
support provided by the Local Government Units and the National Government Agencies.
The current situation in rice and corn production also implicates that we need to venture
into other varieties that requires lesser inputs, lesser water requirements and minimal crop
management practices to follow but in terms of yield it can surpass or equal to the yield of the
present inbred rice varieties.
Indian Rice was being developed and intended for rain-fed areas that requires watering
only during vegetative growth stage and seeds requirement per hectare is also lesser compared
to existing inbred rice varieties. In other words, Indian rice is considered a climate resilient crop.
Hence, this project proposal.

III. PROJECT OBJECTIVES

General Objective

To conduct technology demonstration project using Indian Rice variety under San Miguel
condition.

Specific Objective

To determine adoptability of Indian Rice variety under San Miguel condition in terms of
crop growth, resistance to insect pests and diseases, and yield performance.

IV. PROJECT DESCRIPTION

The project will be conducted at the Experimental Station of SDSSU – San Miguel Campus
Using the Indian Rice variety. Project implementation will start in February 2020 until May, 2020
 to determine climate change resiliency of Indian Rice variety. Indian rice seeds will be provided
by DA-13.
Rice experts from the Provincial Agriculture Office will be invited prior to the conduct of
the project for proper implementation. The project management, maintenance of the area and
data collection will be undertaken by SDSSU-San Miguel campus faculty, staff and students.

V. PROJECT ORGANIZATION AND STAFFING

OFFICE/STAFF DESIGNATED RESPONSIBILITIES CONTACT PERSON CONTACT DETAILS

CAF - SM Campus Director Clemencia L. Sumagaysay 09120279657
CAF - SM Project Coordinator Achilles L. Belarmino 09293049582
CAF - SM Research Coordinator Engr. Josie C. Alegado, Jr. 09097853424
CAF - SM Project Members Sheruwin Plaza/ Research 09128022498
Staffs

VI. PROJECT WORKPLAN

Phase 1
Pre-planning and planning of activities will be the first activity of the project. The schedule
of activities and responsibilities of each party. The SDSSU – San Miguel Campus and the
beneficiaries of Barangays Carromata, Sagbayan, Patong, Mahayag and Siagao will be determined
for proper implementation.

Phase 2
Implementation of activities will be conducted simultaneously based on achieving the
output of the project. Land preparation and planting will be conducted on the first quarter of
2020 following the recommended cultural practices of the new crop. Manpower resources will
be from SDSSU – San Miguel farm workers, OJT students and the farmers/co-operators.

Phase 3
Monitoring and evaluation of the crop growth performance and yield will be conducted
and should be properly documented. This will serve as the basis to determine its adaptability to
the soil and prevailing climatic condition of Barangay Carromata, San Miguel, Surigao del Sur.

Table 1. Project Work Plan

Phases
of the Activities Output Indicators Person In- Location Date Resources Cost
Project / charge Needed
Target
1 Pre-planning 5 pax Establish Clemencia SDSSU January Projector, 1,000.00
and Planning plans for the Sumagaysa Experiment 2020 Laptop,
conduct of y/ Station Bond
the activities Achilles L. paper, Pen
Belarmino/
Paul C.
Cale/Sheru
win
Plaza/Vicen
te Plaza
2 Implementation:

1. Land 5 pax 1. 90% of Achilles L. SDSSU Feb – May, Farm 7,000.00

Preparation, the area Belarmino/ Experiment 2020 Tractor,
Planting & will be Paul C. Station Fuel & Oil,
Maintenanc properly Cale/Sheru Camera,
e/harvesting tilled and win Seeds
planted Plaza/Vicen
te Plaza

2. Crop growth 2 March – Pen, Meter 5,000.00

monitoring hectare April 2020 stick, ruler,
& Recording s record
book,
camera,
Laptop

2. 90% of
2. Crop 2 the area
 Harvesting hectare were
s harveste May 2020
d
successf
ully
3 Monitoring, 10 pax 90% of Achilles L. Brgy. March – Projector, 5,000.00
Consultation and persons Belarmino/ Carromata May 2020 Laptop,
Technical provided with Paul C. Bond
Advising technical Cale/Sheru paper, Pen
advice win
Plaza/Vicen
te Plaza

Table 2. Production cost for 2.0 hectares are broken down as follows.
Particulars Unit of Issue Unit Cost Usage Amount (PhP)
Land preparation:
Plowing hectare 3,500.00 2 7,000.00
Leveling AMD 600.00 5 3,000.00
Dike fixing Man-day 350.00 10 3,500.00
Inputs:
Fertilizers (complete) bag 1,300.00 6 7,800.00
Fertilizers (urea) bag 850.00 8 6,800.00
Fertilizers (MOP) bag 1,400.00 4 5,600.00
Pesticide (solomon) bottle 750.00 8 6,000.00
Pesticide (malathion) liters 400.00 10 4,000.00
Herbicide (almix) sachet 50.00 15 750.00
Herbicide (machete) liter 600.00 3 1,800.00
Herbicide (pyanchor) liter 1,500.00 3 4,500.00
Crop giant liter 400.00 4 1,600.00
Labor:
Pulling bunch 2.00 4,000 8,000.00
Planting hectare 5,000.00 2 10,000.00
Spraying tank 35.00 140 4,900.00
Weeding hectare 5,000.00 2 10,000.00
Harvesting:
Harvester Man-day 1
Empty sacks piece 20.00 250 5,000.00
Hauling Man-day 35.00 250 8,750.00
Drying bag 20.00 250 5,000.00
Fees:
Other expenses Meals & snacks 1,500.00
TOTAL PhP 105,500.00
 Pre-planning & Planning 1,000.00
 Monitoring & Recording 5,000,00
 Consultation, Technical Advising 5,000.00
GRAND TOTAL PhP 116,500.00

VII. EXPECTED OUTPUT

1. Capability-building programs conducted among farmers, students & out of school youths.
2. Adopted technology/practices replicated in farms of farmers/students/OSY
3. Established self-sustaining Demo farm
4. Increased production with lesser cost of inputs
5. Established market linkage

Prepared by: Noted by:

ACHILLES L. BELARMINO, RA, MS PAUL C. CALE

Project Coordinator School IGP In-charge

Approved as to funds: As to appropriations:

 GAY T. CANDA LUCY A. DARAY
Bookkeeper - Designate Budget Officer Designate

Recommending Approval:

HERNAND JOSHUA C. CASURRA

Administrative Officer IV

Approved:

CLEMENCIA L. SUMAGAYSAY, PhD

Campus Director, San Miguel Campus

Republic of the Philippines

SURIGAO DEL SUR STATE UNIVERSITY
 SAN MIGUEL CAMPUS
Carromata, San Miguel, Surigao del Sur

PROJECT PROPOSAL

VIII. PROJECT DESCRIPTION

 Project Title: GREEN SUPER RICE LINES (GSR) & OPV-CORN
TECHNO-DEMO PROJECT
 Type of Project: (education-training/technology-climate change)
 Project Proponents: SDSSU – SAN MIGUEL CAMPUS/ ADRIANO Q. JOSOL
 Project Coordinator: PAUL C. CALE
 Project Leader: ACHILLES L. BELARMINO
 Number of Beneficiaries: Carromata IA, Sagbayan IA, Siagao IA, Patong IA,
Mahayag IA
 Project Beneficiaries: (Rural poor, Women, Youth & Farmers)
 Location of Beneficiaries: Brgys. Carromata, Sagbayan, Siagao, Patong, &
Mahayag
 Date of Implementation/Duration: December, 2015 – December, 2016
 Area of Project Implementation: SDSSU-SAN MIGUEL CAMPUS LOW LAND AREA
Carromata, San Miguel, Surigao del Sur
 Expected Output: Capability-building, Production, Technology Transfer
 Area Required: 5 hectares
 Budget Requirement: PhP 274,500.00
 Budget Requested: PhP 274,500.00
 Source of Funds: GAA/MOOE

IX. RATIONALE

Recently, as an effect of the increasing population, demand gap for food also increases.
This gap continued to widen despite aggressive effort in the private sector and the combined
support provided by the Local Government Units and the National Government Agencies.
The current situation in rice and corn production also implicates that we need to venture
into other varieties that requires lesser inputs, lesser water requirements and minimal crop
management practices to follow but in terms of yield it can surpass or equal to the yield of the
present inbred varieties.
Green Super Rice is develop and intended for lowland rainfed areas that requires
watering only during vegetative growth stage, leveling of the area is not required and seeds
requirement per hectare is also lesser compared to existing inbred rice varieties. In other words,
GSR is considered a climate resilient crop. The Open Pollinated Variety of Corn is also ideal for
marginal farmers which requires lesser production inputs compared to hybrid corn. Hence, this
project proposal.

X. PROJECT OBJECTIVES

General Objective

To conduct technology demonstration project using Green Super Rice Lines (GSR) and
OPV-Corn under San Miguel condition.

Specific Objective

1. To determine adoptability of Green Super Rice lines under San Miguel condition in
terms of crop growth, resistance to insect pests and diseases, and yield performance.
 2. To determine growth and yield performance of OPV-Corn.

XI. PROJECT DESCRIPTION

The project will be conducted at the non-irrigated area of SDSSU – San Miguel Campus
and in the techno-demo sites of 5 Barangays in San Miguel. Project implementation will start in
January, 2016 until March, 2018 which means it will be planted for five (5) cropping seasons to
determine climate change resiliency of Green Super Rice lines and OPV-Corn. GSR seeds will be
provided by DA-13 and Philrice-Agusan. Crops experts from the Provincial Agriculture Office and
Philrice-Agusan will be invited prior to the conduct of the project for proper implementation and
also during the conduct of Farmers Training. The farmers training, project management,
maintenance of the area and data collection will be undertaken by SDSSU-San Miguel campus
faculty, staff and students.

XII. PROJECT ORGANIZATION AND STAFFING

OFFICE/STAFF DESIGNATED RESPONSIBILITIES CONTACT PERSON CONTACT DETAILS

CAF - SM Project Leader Adriano Q. Josol 09120279657
CAF - SM Project Leader Achilles L. Belarmino 09981788218
CAF - SM Extension Coordinator Raymundo M. Itable 09097853424
CAF - SM Project Coordinator Paul C. Cale 09295850449
CAF - SM Project Member Chealbert B. Gasis 09128022498

XIII. PROJECT WORKPLAN

Phase 1
Pre-planning and planning of activities will be the first activity of the project. The schedule
of activities and responsibilities of each party. The SDSSU – San Miguel Campus and the
beneficiaries of Barangays Carromata, Sagbayan, Patong, Mahayag and Siagao will be determined
for proper implementation.

Phase 2
Implementation of activities will be conducted simultaneously based on achieving the
output of the project. Farmers training will be conducted to enhance their knowledge and skills
and to make it their social preparation to adopt the new technology. Land preparation and
planting will be conducted on the first quarter of 2016 following the recommended cultural
practices of the new crop. Manpower resources will be from SDSSU – San Miguel farm workers,
OJT students and the farmers/co-operators.

Phase 3
Monitoring and evaluation of the crop growth performance and yield will be conducted
and should be properly documented. This will serve as the basis to determine its adaptability to
the soil and prevailing climatic condition of Barangay Carromata, San Miguel, Surigao del Sur.

Table 1. Project Work Plan

Phases
of the Activities Output Indicators Person In- Location Date Resources Cost
Project / charge Needed
Target
1 Pre-planning 30 pax Establish Adriano Q. Brgy. January Projector, 10,000.00
and Planning plans for the Josol/ Carromata 2016 Laptop,
conduct of Achilles L. Bond
the activities Belarmino/ paper, Pen
Paul C. Cale
2 Implementation:
3. Farmers
Training & 100 pax 3. 200 Achilles L. Brgy. January – Projector, 30,000.00
Social persons Belarmino/ Carromata March, Laptop,
Preparation trained Chealbert & Sagbayan 2016 Bond
& B. Gasis paper, Pen,
socially Brgy. January, Notebook
prepared Carromata 2016
4. Land Farm
Preparation, 5 4. 90% of Paul C. Cale January – Tractor, 43,500.00
Planting & hectare the March, Fuel & Oil,
 Maintenanc s trainees/ 2016 Camera,
e/harvesting clients Seeds,
rates Plastic
5. Crop growth services film(10
monitoring as good Achilles L. meters) 7,000.00
& Recording or better Belarmino/
5. 90% of Chealbert Pen, Meter
the B. Gasis stick, ruler,
trainees record
rates book,
timelines camera,
s of Laptop
service
delivery
as good
or better
6. 90% of
the area
will be
properly
tilled and
planted
3 Monitoring, 200 pax 90% of Adriano Q. Brgy. Jan. – Projector, 10,000.00
Consultation and persons Josol/ Carromata March, Laptop,
Technical provided with Achilles L. & Sagbayan 2015 Bond
Advising technical Belarmino/ paper, Pen
advice Paul C. Cale

Table 2. Rice production cost per hectare is broken down as follows.

Particulars Unit of Issue Unit Cost Usage Amount (PhP)
Land preparation:
Plowing hectare 3,500.00 1 3,500.00
st
Tilling-1 pass hectare 1,500.00 1 1,500.00
Tilling-2nd pass hectare 1,500.00 1 1,500.00
Leveling hectare 350.00 1 1,000.00
Dike cleaning/rehab hectare 1,500.00 1 1,500.00
Inputs:
Seeds bag 1,200.00 1 2,000.00
Fertilizer bag 1,200.00 3 5,000.00
Pesticide liter 800.00 2 3,000.00
Herbicide liter 1,800.00 1 2,000.00
Other supplies 1,000.00
Labor:
Planting hectare 5,000.00 1 5,000.00
Maintenance hectare 5,000.00 1 5,000.00
Harvesting hectare 2,500.00 1 3,500.00
Threshing/Drying hectare 2,500.00 1 3,500.00
Fees:
Irrigation fee hectare 2,100.00 1 3,000.00
Other expenses 1,500.00
TOTAL PhP 43,500.00
 PhP 43,500.00 x 5 hectares 217,500.00
 Farmer’s Training 30,000.00
 Pre-planning & Planning 10,000.00
 Monitoring & Recording 7,000,00
 Consultation, Technical Advising 10,000.00
GRAND TOTAL PhP 274,500.00

XIV. EXPECTED OUTPUT

6. Capability-building programs conducted among farmers, students & out of school youths.
7. Adopted technology/practices replicated in farms of farmers/students/OSY
8. Established self-sustaining Demo farm
9. Increased production with lesser cost of inputs
10. Established market linkage

Prepared by:

ACHILLES L. BELARMINO, RA, MSc.

Instructor 1

Noted By:

PAUL C. CALE
School IGP In-charge

Approved as to funds:

GAY T. CANDA
Bookkeeper - Designate

Recommending Approval:

LUCY A. DARAY
Budget Officer - Designate

Approved:

ADRIANO Q. JOSOL, MAED

Campus Director, San Miguel Campus