An assessment study was conducted to assess the concept, implementation, and result of the Extension Service Providers (ESP) accreditation program. This step was also made to help improve the program’s management. Results suggested that there is a mutual benefit between the Agricultural Training Institute (ATI) and ESPs.

Livestock and poultry continue to contribute positively to the Philippine economy. Its commodities, namely, carabao, cattle, goat, swine, chicken, and duck, are seen to grow consistently in the next decades.

With the hope of igniting inspiration among individuals in the agriculture sector, the Agricultural Training Institute (ATI) produced another publication featuring struggles and triumphs of our partners in development.

The country’s agriculture sector continues to face a big challenge as farmers are getting old and their children are not taking on agriculture-related careers. However, many young farmers in the countryside are trying to change this by grabbing every chance to improve their skills and sharing their knowledge to others.

This handbook aims to provide guidance to Planning Officers as well as Monitoring and Evaluation Officers of the Institute on how to properly target and address the agency’s programs, projects, and activities (PPAs). This also intends to create a set of uniform indicators to strengthen the link among the various offices or units working in the areas of planning, monitoring and evaluation.

Knowledge on farming is meant to be shared and, as the extension arm in the agriculture sector, the Agricultural Training Institute (ATI) is creating the means for people to do so. With the rising food prices in Metro Manila, the ATI launched a series of free seminars on different agriculture and fisheries technologies featuring experts from public and private organizations.