LA TRINIDAD, BENGUET. The year 2020 brought new opportunities for the ATI-CAR to deliver extension services beyond the usual modes the Center has been doing for the previous year. Although the COVID-19 pandemic delimits the implementation of the approved WFP for CY 2020, it facilitated new interventions and innovations to deliver extension services for ATI-CAR.
In an effort to reach-out to clients amidst the challenges brought by the COVID-19 pandemic, ATI-CAR launched its own radio program dubbed as “ATIng Kaalaman sa Agrikultura.” The radio program, which is the first in ATI-CAR, is part of the modalities that the Center has implemented in its intensified information dissemination drive geared to bridge and overcome the challenges brought by the pandemic in the delivery of extension services.
TABUK CITY, KALINGA. In support to the continuous implementation of the modified season-long Farmers Field School (FFS) under the Rice Competitiveness Enhancement Fund (RCEF)-Extension Component, the Agricultural Training Institute-Cordillera Administrative Region (ATI-CAR) awarded Information Communication Technology (ICTs) tools to five farm schools in Kalinga accredited as training providers of the Program.
TABUK CITY, KALINGA. Underscoring the importance of quality seeds towards higher rice productivity, rice seed growers in Kalinga went through an Enhancement Course on Inbred Rice Seed Production. The course, which was implemented on September 21-24, 2020, is one of the activities under the Rice Competitiveness Enhancement Fund (RCEF)-Extension Component. After four days of intensive classroom discussions and field practice, 20 seed growers successfully received their training certificate at the TAMPCO Inn and Training Center at Tabuk City, Kalinga.
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