Republic of the Philippines

CENTRAL BICOL STATE UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE

San Jose, Pili, Camarines Sur
www.cbsua.edu.ph
TELEFAX: (054) 477-33-41

ACTIVITY PROPOSAL

TITLE : SEMINAR ON PRODUCT INNOVATION

PROPONENT : BSAB - 4A (GROUP 2)
BENEFICIARIES : Farmers in Brgy. Sagrada, Iriga City
NUMBER OF BENEFICIARIES : 50 Participants
DATEOF IMPLEMENTATION : September 09, 2017
TIME : 1:00 pm 5:00 pm
VENUE : Brgy. Hall Sagrada, Iriga City
BUDGET REQUIREMENT : PHP 4,000.00
SOURCE OF FUND : Class Fund/Sponsorships

I. RATIONALE

The cassava genepool consists of the cultivated species Manihot esculenta, and some
100 wild species. Both wild relatives and traditional landraces are the primary sources of genes
and gene combinations for new varieties.

Biotechnologists and molecular breeders have used cassava accessions in genebanks to

determine which genes control specific traits. With the decreasing cost of molecular biology
and biotechnology, the time is right to begin the genome-wide characterization of cassava
genetic diversity and to fill gaps in germplasm collections before valuable diversity is lost.

Wild relatives of cassava could make an important contribution to the breeding of varieties
suitable for low-input intensification. However, wild Manihot species have been poorly
collected and are threatened in many of their native habitats. Action is urgently needed to
create in situ reserves for wild Manihot.

Like other crops, cassava is vulnerable to pests and diseases that can cause heavy yield
losses. In some regions, the incidence of pests and diseases is increasing as the crop is grown
more intensively over larger areas and planted throughout the year for industrial processing.

Because synthetic insecticide, fungicide and herbicide disrupt the natural crop ecosystem
balance, and can exacerbate pest and disease problems, Save and Grow seeks to minimize
their use through integrated pest management (IPM), a plant protection strategy that enhances
the biological processes and biodiversity that support crop production. A range of sustainable,
non-chemical measures can help cassava growers reduce losses to insect pests and diseases.

II. OBJECTIVES

General Objective

To encourage barangay residents to have additional livelihood through the

use of local crops.
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www.cbsua.edu.ph
TELEFAX: (054) 477-33-41

Specifically it aims to;

1. To demonstrate the cooking process of:

a. Tomato jam
b. Kamias jam
c. Spring Roll Lumpia (using dragon fruit flower)

2. To present the cost and return analysis of:

a. Tomato jam
b. Kamias jam
c. Spring Roll Lumpia (using dragon fruit flower)

III. METHODOLOGY

In order to realize the activity and its objectives, the following procedures will be
conducted:

1. Seek approval from the concerned authorities in the university.

2. Coordinate with the barangay officials and the farmers and Beneficiaries of
4ps at Sagrada, Iriga City

This is to seek approval and endorsement from the barangay captain to

conduct the activity. Communication letters and a copy of approved activity proposal
will be forwarded to the said official for his perusal. Upon the approval, the officers
will coordinate with the Beneficiaries of 4ps on that barangay to determine the exact
number of the participants.

3. Conduct the activity on the proposed time, date and venue.

The activity will be held at the Brgy Hall of Sagrada, Iriga City. The detailed
program of the activity is presented below.

IV. PROGRAM OF ACTIVITY

TIME PROGRAM

12:30 pm Registration

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www.cbsua.edu.ph
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1:00 pm Invocation

National Anthem

Welcome Remarks
LEDMIE LL. TORALDE
Punong Barangay

Overview of the Seminar

SONNY R. CORPORAL
Chairman, Department of Agribusiness

1:30 pm
Introduction to the 1st Speaker
RELYN LANIOG
Tomato Jam
BSAB-4A Student

2:00 pm
Introduction to the 2nd Speaker
JULIE TOMBADO
Spring Roll Lumpia using Dragon Fruit
Flower
BSAB-4A Student

Intermission Number
2:05 pm
JONNIE VERANO

2:15 pm Introduction to the 3rd Speaker

JINKY BISENIO
Kamias Jam
BSAB-4A Student

Introduction to 4th Speaker

CYRIL ANNE L. DANAS
2:45 pm
Cost and Return Analysis

3:30 pm Nutritional Snacks & Raffle Draw

4:00 pm Demonstration of Product Innovation

4:20 pm PRODUCTION NUMBER

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San Jose, Pili, Camarines Sur
www.cbsua.edu.ph
TELEFAX: (054) 477-33-41

ALL BSAB 4A TOGETEHER WITH THE

AUDIENCE

4:40 pm Awarding of Certificates and Tokens to the

Resource Speaker and to the Participants
PROF. SONNY R. CORPORAL
Chairman, Department of Agribusiness

ALCEL B. ATANACIO
BSAB- 4A, Class President

4:45 pm Closing Remarks

ALCEL B. ATANACIO
BSAB 4A-Class President

Restoration
5:00 pm
BSAB 4A Class

V. WORKING COMMITTEES

Over-all Chairperson & Student

Representative & Activity Head Atanacio, Alcel
BSAB 4A, Class President

Resource Speakers Bisenio, Jinky

Tombado, Julie
Laniog, Relyn

Secretariat (Communication Letter Atanacio, Alcel

and Registration) Abiog, Jiezel
Pano, Krisha Joy

Tarpaulin (Layout) Abiog, Jiezel

Balbuena, Jan Rien

Information Dissemination Alimorong, Jessa

Maiza, Jona
Leonidas, Karen

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San Jose, Pili, Camarines Sur
www.cbsua.edu.ph
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Food (Preparation and Distribution) Naldo, Mergie

Marcaida, Fidel
Betanga, Regine
Rabosa, Judy

Documentation Pollente, Jimson

Marco, Jerry

Emcee/Master of Ceremony Openda, Elalyn

Guiling, Warren

VI. ACTIVITY WORK PLAN

PHASES OF THE AUGUST- SEPTEMBER 2017

ACTIVITY 5-9 10-17 18-27 28-02 09
Planning and
Preparation
Activity
Implementation

VII. BUDGETARY REQUIREMENT

ITEMS TOTAL COST FUND SOURCE

Food 2,000.00 GROUP CONTRIBUTION
Snacks
Activity Materials GROUP CONTRIBUTION
1,000.00
(for demonstration)
Miscellaneous GROUP CONTRIBUTION
(Certificates, Tokens, Tarpaulin, 1,000.00
Gasoline, etc.)
Grand Total 4,000.00

Prepared by:

ALCEL B. ATANACIO
BSAB 4A, Class President

Noted:

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San Jose, Pili, Camarines Sur
www.cbsua.edu.ph
TELEFAX: (054) 477-33-41

MA. FRANCIA ASUNCION D. NUEZ Ph.D.

Professor, Department of Agribusiness

SONNY R. CORPORAL
Chairman, Department of Agribusiness

MA. CRESILDA M. CANING

Dean, College of Economics and Management

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