DILIMAN, Quezon City – Having completed their Online Pre-Departure Orientation Course, the first batch of Filipino young farmer interns are bound to explore more global farm insights and practices as they leave the country for an 11-month intensive internship program in Taiwan.

DILIMAN, Quezon City—With plant nurseries seen as sustainable food source, the Agricultural Training Institute (ATI) capitalizes on creating a pool of plant nursery management experts in the country, composed of selected technical staff from the Department of Agriculture (DA) and key attached agencies and bureaus.

Having completed the introductory course and assessment activities on digital literacy, some 800 farmers and youth members are set to upskill on precision agriculture through the Digital Farmers Program (DFP) 102 to be rolled out August this year.

DILIMAN, Quezon City—A farmer from Zambales urged interested backyard gardeners to identify their purpose prior to setting up a hydroponic system in an interview during the “Agri Asenso” program of the Agricultural Training Institute (ATI) and DZRH.  

DILIMAN, Quezon City—A young mushroom grower from Malaybalay, Bukidnon is using storytelling to market their products online.

Edsel James “Bong” Quemado shared that storytelling attracts more customers and, therefore, sees it as key to effective digital marketing in the latest “Agri Asenso” episode on DZRH. This teleradyo program is led by the Agricultural Training Institute (ATI).

During the interview, Quemado said that storytelling brings the focus of the customers on the social impact of the brand or product. 

DILIMAN, Quezon City—The latest episodes of “Agri Asenso”, Agricultural Training Institute’s (ATI) teleradyo program with DZRH, center on the importance of compliance to local food safety standards and biosecurity protocols especially on health and business perspectives.