MCC, MCAO Runs Organic Farming Training

June 09, 2023

9 June 2023—With their commitment to promote sustainable agriculture and community development, High Value Crops Coordinator of Mabalacat City Agriculture Office (MCAO) Mr. Alex Layson, along with the Mabalacat City College (MCC) Kayantabe staff led by its Manager Ms. Carol R. Arboleda, LPT, MAEd, conducted an Organic Farming Training for the indigenous farmers of Sitio Haduan at Jade Hall Lot, Xevera Subdivision, Tabun, Mabalacat City. This training aimed to provide the farmers with knowledge and skills about organic farming practices that will enhance their agricultural productivity while preserving the environment.

In the training, Mr. Layson shared valuable insights and techniques in growing high quality crops using organic farming methods. He gave the participants a solid foundation on the principles of organic farming through his hands-on approach. 

Also contributing to the overall success of the training was Training Development Officer Ms. Marivic B. Gacho and Community Development Officer Mr. Aaron Carl V. Tejano who shared practical knowledge and skills that the farmers can apply in their agricultural practices. This is in line with the BALAKAT Project's component of sustainable agriculture through capacity-building and provision of science and technology intervention. 

Ms. Marilyn V. Gomez. LPT, MARE, MASped and the Kayantabe office clerk Mr. Mark C. Macam were also present in the event, contributing their hosting and administrative support skills respectively, for the smooth facilitation of the event. 

The new knowledge and skills gained from the training will enable the indigenous farmers of Sitio Haduan to adapt organic farming methods towards food security and a more sustainable and environment-friendly farming in their communities. 

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