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#NewCourseAlert: Training Management

by Ladylyn R Jose -

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Do you help organize training programs or want to learn how? Look no further! We, at the Agricultural Training Institute, are excited to launch our newest online course: Training Management — your guide to handling the entire training process, from planning to evaluation.

Training is a powerful tool for human resource development, especially in the context of adult learning. Whether you’re a professional, para-professional, or a development practitioner, this course is designed to equip you with essential skills to manage and conduct training effectively. Whether you’re a teacher, a staff member, a community worker, or someone who helps others through learning, this course will walk you through both the technical and administrative aspects of organizing successful learning events.

The course is divided into four modules: Introduction to Training Management; Pre-Training Tasks; Training Delivery Tasks; and Post-Training Tasks.

Enroll now and take the next step in enhancing your capacity for human resource development and lifelong learning.

#NewCourseAlert: Tilapia Fingerlings Production

by Ladylyn R Jose -

Did you know that tilapia’s intestine can be five to eight times longer than its body? This unique characteristic, along with its adaptability, makes tilapia one of the most widely farmed fish species in the world.

Native to Africa, tilapia belongs to the Cichlid family and requires specific environmental conditions to thrive in aquaculture settings. They grow best at temperatures between 28–32°C, and may suffer mortalities if temperature drops below 18°C. The water pH should be maintained between 6.5–9.0 to ensure healthy primary production. Ideally, turbidity (water cloudiness) should range from 30–35 cm to support pond productivity; excess silt can damage tilapia’s gills, so it’s important to manage turbidity carefully.

If you're interested to start or you want to improve your tilapia farming venture, we invite you to enroll in our eLearning course on Tilapia Fingerlings Production! Learn how to create the perfect habitat, and maximize your farm's productivity in a sustainable way.

The course is brought to you by the Agricultural Training Institute in MIMAROPA, in partnership with the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR).

Enroll now and take the first step towards a successful tilapia farming journey!

#NewCourseAlert: Mango Production

by Ladylyn R Jose -

Did you know that the Philippine mango industry supports 2.5 million farmers and contributes over ₱17.91 billion to our agricultural economy? With a combined domestic and export value of ₱41.60 billion, it's no surprise that the Carabao Mango–or the Philippine Super Mango–is recognized as one of the world’s finest. 

Now is your chance to dive into this thriving industry with our newest course on Mango Production. Whether you're just starting out or already a seasoned grower, this course will provide comprehensive knowledge on selecting the best soil conditions for optimal growth, maximizing yield through effective climate and water management, and overcoming common challenges like strong winds, diseases, and poor flowering. 

Turn your passion for farming into a sustainable and profitable venture. Join us and discover how to grow high-quality mangoes that meet international standards, boost your income, and contribute to the success of the Philippine agricultural industry.


Enroll now and be part of the future of mango farming in the Philippines!

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