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For Projection Community Dynamics and Social Mobilization For Projection

The document outlines the structure and services of the Office of the Municipal Agriculturist in Alfonso Lista, led by Engr. Eugenio M. Culimay Jr., focusing on various agricultural sectors including corn, rice, high-value crops, livestock, and fishery. It highlights the municipality's initiatives in promoting organic agriculture, training programs, and community mobilization efforts aimed at enhancing agricultural productivity and health. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of organic practices for improving soil fertility, farm productivity, and overall health of farmers and consumers.

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For Projection Community Dynamics and Social Mobilization For Projection

The document outlines the structure and services of the Office of the Municipal Agriculturist in Alfonso Lista, led by Engr. Eugenio M. Culimay Jr., focusing on various agricultural sectors including corn, rice, high-value crops, livestock, and fishery. It highlights the municipality's initiatives in promoting organic agriculture, training programs, and community mobilization efforts aimed at enhancing agricultural productivity and health. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of organic practices for improving soil fertility, farm productivity, and overall health of farmers and consumers.

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COMMUNITY DYNAMICS

and SOCIAL MOBILIZATION

PETER L. ADAWE
Agricultural Technologist
LGU – Alfonso Lista, Office of the Municipal
Agriculturist
Office of the municipal
agriculturist
 Headed by Engr. Eugenio M. Culimay Jr.
 Assisted by the Senior Agriculturist
 Divided into several sections led by assigned section heads
 CORN, RICE, HIGH VALUE CROPS, LIVESTOCK, FISHERY, and
ORGANIC AGRICULTURE
 Rural Based Organization (RBO)
- CSO Accreditation preparations look for Jane Baniqued
 Recording System for Basic Sectors in Agriculture (RSBSA)
- To include land owners, workers/laborers look for Ms Arlene
Dela Cruz
Office of the Municipal Agriculturist
 OTHER SERVICES INCLUDES :
1. Slaughter House
- Slaugther of hogs and Ruminants
2. Municipal Breeding Station for dispersal
3. Municipal Nursery for local fruit trees and vegetables
4. Municipal Fish Hatchery
5. Agri- Infra and Farm Mechanization
- Tractor plow and harrow, water impounding
Banner commodities :
CORN
Mr. Ferdinand Tuccat corn coordinator
Alfonso Lista reported 15,908 hectares
planted with yellow corn as of January 31,
2025 out of the 17,200 hectares target for
this planting season.
This has made our municipality the corn
capital of the Province of Ifugao
CORN
 Provincial Corn Congress last year which was
held in Aguinaldo Ifugao have been participated
by the three municipalities of Lamut, Alfonso
Lista and Aguinaldo.
 Trainings as Farmer Fields school, Corn Cassava
intercropping, and seed production were
conducted to Farmers association/organization
and corn cluster areas in the municipality.
RICE BANNER
 Rice coordinator Mr. Rod Santiago
 2,300 hectares irrigated and rainfed rice fields
across the municipality were reported as
planted this cropping season.
 Trainings on Palay Check System were
conducted by Philrice, San Mateo, Isabela and
Partner Agencies from the Department of
Agriculture Regional office.
RICE BANNER
Updating of Master list of growers
per barangay, planting and
harvesting reports every cropping.
Assist in the Rice Farmers Financial
Assistance (RAFA) Program from the
Department of Agriculture
HIGH VALUE CROPS
 Headed by M. Danilo Barwelo and Ronelia Taylan
 Tasked to make reports on planting and harvesting
of different Lowland vegetables planted across
the municipality.
 Update master list of vegetable growers, GAP
learning sites and facilitate application of new
applicants for pre assesment by the Province and
final validation by the DA Regional Office.
HIGH VALUE CROPS
 Conduct trainings on group marketing,
production, care and management and Good
Agriculture Practice (GAP).
 Conduct techno demo on Onion Production
which we have one at Busilac, Alfonso Lista
with Mr. Joseph Benemerito as cooperator.
 Assist Group Marketing of selected lowland
vegetables and white Corn for processing.
LIVESTOCK SECTION
 Municipal Veterinarian Dr. Florentino Valdez
 Assisted by Agriculturist II Mr. Mario Villar,
Agricultural Technologist Mr. Joseph Angowan
and Mr. Letac Jr plus Four Job Orders
 Tasked to perform Disease Diagnosis, Good
Animal Health Practice and maintenance,
Deworming, Castration, and Artificial
Insemination.
LIVESTOCK SECTION
 Conduct of Trainings on Good animal
health practices and production.
 Issue animal certificate and permits to
travel
 Master listing of animal growers and
animal dispersal programs by the office.
FISHERY SECTION
 Look for Mr. Chris Pinon
 Fish dispersal for Tilapia and Carp.
 Assist growers to get insurance for their fish
grown to Philippine Crop Insurance Corporation
(PCIC).
 Training on Aquaculture and fish processing.
(United Christian Fisherfolk Association – Pres.
Mervin Estabillo at Brgy. Sto. Domingo.
FISHERY SECTION
 Fish Hatchery at Brgy. Bangar with Mr.
Carmelito Butac as care taker.
 For commercial production farmer can be
assisted to secure good source of fingerlings
(SRT).
 Fisher folk Registration to include growers,
resellers, laborers, fish hunters and
processors.
MUNICIPAL NURSERY
 For Local FRUITS SEEDLINGS and Cacao
 Composting Facility Operation and maintenance
( 3 Units ) as of January 2025 producing Soil
Conditioners as compost, Organic Fertilizer and
Vermicast.
 Sto. Domingo nursery for forest trees.
 VEGETABLE SEEDLING Nursery.
 Eggplant, tomato, pepper
ORGANIC AGRICULTURE
 RA 10068 : OA ACT of 2010
“ An act Providing for the Development
and Promotion of OA in the Philippines”
 RA 11511 Excerpt section 1: Feb. 23, 2020
“to promote, propagate, develop further
and implement the practice of OA in the
Philippines”
Organic Agriculture VISION and MISSION

“ Enriched SOIL FERTILITY, Increased


FARM PRODUCTIVITY and INCOME,
Protected Environment and Natural
Resources, Improved HEALTH of
Farmers, Consumers and Food Self –
sufficiency”
WHY ORGANIC
AGRICULTURE?
For HEALTH and WEALTH!
- Health of our PEOPLE! “Lifestyle
diseases are usually acquired and passed on
to our next generation”
- Health of our Plants and animals
“Healthy plants for animals and HUMANS”
Municipal OA GOALS for health
Conducted trainings on Organic Feeds
Formulation.
Organic Vegetable Production and
container gardening.
Oyster Mushroom Production, processing
and marketing.
Native Chicken/Pig Farming
OA for HEALTH and WEALTH!
Monitor and assist Organic
Practitioners and Learning Sites
(Barangay San Quintin -2, Brgy. Potia
on going).
FREE ! Coaching on Cost and Return
Analysis and Farm Record Keeping.
FREE “ FARM FINANCIAL LITERACY”
Our objectives:
Availability and accessibility of
NATURALLY GROWN products
Increased DEMAND for HEALTHY
products through CONSUMER
EDUCATION
Growing Organic Practitioners and
certification of Farm Lands

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