MCC Complies with DOST-CEST R3 for Balakat Tree Propagation and Fertilizer

June 12, 2021

Mabalacat City College complied with DOST-CEST R3 recommendations regarding the Balakat tree propagation and fertilizer allocation for its proposed project. MCC Center for Research and Development conducted consultative meetings with Mr. Alex Layson of Mabalacat City Department of Agriculture on June 9, 2021, and March 18, 2021.

Mr. Layson provided valuable insights and information required by DOST-CEST R3 for the project. He also committed to facilitating training for the Balakat tree propagation under the DOST-MCC-LGU Balakat Project.

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