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Training Proposal I. Activity Identification

This training proposal outlines a training on organic farming and backyard gardening for 30 farmers. The training will take place on May 13, 2021 at the Community Hall and cost P6,400. The rationale is that organic farming has lower costs and higher profits for farmers compared to conventional farming. The objectives are to promote organic farming, introduce backyard gardening and livestock production, and demonstrate organic crop management skills. The training will include presentations on organic farming laws, high-value crop production, and livestock/poultry production using PowerPoint, audiovisuals, and discussions.

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Training Proposal I. Activity Identification

This training proposal outlines a training on organic farming and backyard gardening for 30 farmers. The training will take place on May 13, 2021 at the Community Hall and cost P6,400. The rationale is that organic farming has lower costs and higher profits for farmers compared to conventional farming. The objectives are to promote organic farming, introduce backyard gardening and livestock production, and demonstrate organic crop management skills. The training will include presentations on organic farming laws, high-value crop production, and livestock/poultry production using PowerPoint, audiovisuals, and discussions.

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TRAINING PROPOSAL

I. Activity Identification

A. Proponent:

B. Activity Title: Training on Organic Farming and Establishment of


Backyard Garden and Livestock Production

C. Target Participants: 30 Farmers

D. Age Group: 18 Years Old and Above

E. Date: May 13, 2021

F. Venue: Community Hall

G. Amount: P6,400.00

H. Source of Fund: LGU Fund on Support to Agriculture Program

I. Agencies Involved:

II. Rationale

Organic Agriculture (OA) as defined in Philippine Organic Agriculture Act of 2010


or RA 10068 includes all agricultural systems that promote the ecologically
sound, socially acceptable, economically viable and technically feasible production
of food and fibers. It dramatically reduces external inputs by refraining from the
use of chemical fertilizers, pesticides and pharmaceuticals. Organic refers to the
particular farming and processing system, described in the standards and not in
the classical chemical sense.

Nowadays, the practice of using inorganic farm inputs are proven to be at high
costs which has continuously been a burden of famers resulting to meager
income and profit during harvest. This has been significantly an issue in the
agriculture sector for over a period of time which needs to be immediately
addressed. Farmers tend to be gaining income but in reality, it’s the traders and
merchants who yields bulk of money and profit. The practice of organic farming
in other areas of the country has been significantly proven to be of low cost and
at the same time and profit to the farmers.

This advocacy aims to promote organic farming and at the same time encourage
farmers to establish backyard garden for high value crops which will be very
much beneficial to the beneficiaries to increase their income, attain self-
sufficiency and to be independent from merchants and money lenders.

III. Objectives:
1. To promote the practice of organic farming; Its importance and benefits
2. To introduce other source of income for the farmers (Backyard Garden
and Livestock Production
3. Demonstrate skills in vegetable crop management practices with
integration of organic agriculture.

IV. Topics:
1. Philippine Organic Agriculture Act of 2010
2. High Value Crop Production in the Philippines
3. Livestock and Poultry Production

VI. Methodology:
1. Powerpoint Presentation
2. Audio Visual Presentation
3. Discussion and interaction

IX. Budgetary Requirements:


Meals and Snacks of Lecturers (P100 x 4pax) P400.00
Meals and Snacks of Participants (P100 x 30 pax) P3,000.00
Printing of various IEC Materials (tarp,leaflet etc) P2,000.00
Incidental Expense P1,000.00
P6,400.00

Prepared by:

Proponent

Recommending Approval:

x-x-x-x-x-x-x
Head of Office

Approved:

x-x-x-x-x-x-x
Municipal Mayor

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