DA - BAR

MAY 2, 2018

PRESENTED BY
MIGUEL V. YUCOR
SRS II - NORDC
TITLE:
Facts from the PRA:
low yield of Corn from 0.98 tons/ hectares; High Farm Inputs
of Seeds and Fertilizer
Has DoFA registered Farmers ASSOCIATION to DOLE with an
initial of 48 members.
Intervention to be made:
Introduction of SCoPSA Model from BSWM and My Vine Yard
(MVY) as restoring its farm into a Paradise of its own.
Using the SSNM recommendation for corn in the Visayan
Regions, lastly; the crop- Livestock integration to every MVY
model
 AGENCY : DENR, DA-LGU, EDC,

PROPENENT: DA – REGION 7

BENEFECIARIES: DOBDOB FARMERS

PROJECT SITES: DOBDOB, VALENCIA

APPROVED
DURATION:
2018-2021
PERIOD COVERED OF
THE PRESENTATION: 2018-2021
 SOIL TYPE : SANDY CLAY
FARMING SYSTEM: CORN BASED
COMMODITY
(VARIETY/BREED):
OPB CORN
CLIMATE TYPE
(TYPE I,II,III,OR IV): III
AREA BY DEVT ZONE AND COMMON
FARMING SYSTEM (FOR TERRESTRIAL): Upland Rain fed, Forest Land
AREA BY DEVT ZONE AND COMMON
FARMING SYSTEM (FOR Hilly Land
AQUATIC/COASTAL):
 RDE AGENDA Corn Base Farming System : SOIL and
ADDRESSED: WATER CONSERVATION MEASURES

Sustainable and Environmental

POTENTIAL IMPACT: Restoration on soil fertility; whereby
preserving the top soil
APPROVED BUDGET: 4,314,502

BUDGET RELEASED
2,413,503
(by BAR):

BUDGET FOR RELEASE: 2,413,503

Place of The Study:
Brgy. Dobdob and Brgy. Malaunay, Valencia with 17 and 8
Kilometers from the municipality respectively; it is ideal for
the cultivation of crops and livestock production
has evenly distributed rainfall trough out the year and not in
use good source of water in the area. However, it describe as
poor soil condition and severe soil erosion, etc.
which was cover with natural grasses, cogon and patches of
shrubs growing from the side of the mountain, rolling to hilly
areas, down to adulating and much more in flat train
 LOW INCOME

Low Productivity Low Profitability on Crop-Livestock Integration

Insufficient Severe Soil Erosion & High Cost of Poor Quantity

technical fertilizer and Quality High transport Cost
Soil degradation
knowledge and seed native of Goats
Poor Soil fertility and Poor Farm to Market
Incidence on Pest
severe nutrient run- Low Utilization of Low nutritive Road
and Diseases
off Soil structure By-Products & value of forage
(Crops)
Presents of low Manure as for animals No Corn Mill & post-
Poor Post-harvest
micro-organism due Organic fertilizer harvest Facilities
and Processing Insufficient
Practices to slash and burn
practices knowledge on Low buying price of
Animal Care & farm products
More exposure of
Management
Crops to drought at
critical stage
 INCREASE INCOME
Increased Productivity (Corn- Increased Profitability on Strengthening of Farmers
Based Farming System) Crop – Livestock Association Development
Trainings on:
Establishment of Establishment of Improved Quantity Organizational Agri-business
1. Farm planning; Soil Soil & Water forage, (Grasses and Quality of Development Enterprise
& Water Conservation Management (SALT and legumes as part Goats Development
Technology Technology Demo of SALT Model) Trainings on:
2. Cropping Pattern / SALT Models) 1. Farm Record
Cropping System Create a Trading
Utilization of By- Training of Animal Keeping and Project
Technology Showcasing of GAP System/ as
Products & Manure Care & Monitoring
CORN, Legumes, Assembly of Farm
3. GAP & IPM as Organic fertilizer Management 2. Capability Building Product
Root-crops,
Technology / Leadership &
Vegetables
Values formation Provision on
4. Post-harvest and Production
Farmer‘s Loan (roll-
Processing 3. Investment over scheme /
Conduct Field Day Planning & Project
5. Preparation of credit assistance)
Organic Fertilizer & Proposal Preparation
Pesticides
Topography Steep Rolling Undulating Flat
Land use Secondary & Few Pasture/ patches of Cultivated lands; with Crop land, Sari-sari
Primary Forest, spring cultivated area Springs/ Creeks, Day store, Residential,
& creeks, Care, Brgy. halletc. Populated
Annual Crops Patch of viny Corn, Upland rice Vegetables, corn, root- Vegetables, corn, root-
vegetables (Cayote); root-crops & crop, upland rice crop, upland rice,
Banana vegetables
Perennial Crops (Lawa-an, Tugas, Cogon, Sruds Cogon, Shrubs Cogon, shrubs
Mahogany trees & Grassland, Patches of Grassland, Patches of Grassland, Patches of
Abaka) Secondary Forest Secondary Forest Trees Secondary Forest
Trees & Coconut , & Coconut, Fruits trees Trees & Coconut
Industrial Crop
Topography Steep Rolling Undulating Flat
Animals - Ranch of Cattle & Cattle, Carabao Horses Cattle, Carabao &
Carabao’ & Goats Horses, Goats, and
chicken
Problems Grass fires Grass fires during Animal health, Pest & Animal health; Pest &
summer; soil Erosion Diseases; Soil fertility, Diseases; Soil fertility;
& Low Income Land Tenure / land tenure/
Ownership certificate Ownership, Water
supply in some areas
Opportunities Reforestation Project Vash track of land for Integrated Production, More on Organic
of LGU, EDC & DENR Integrated production Soil Control Fertilizer application
NOTE:
- Open grassland / bear
planted with cogon
grasses and Shrubs
- Practicing fallow /
unattended land for
two years.
- Slash / burn practice
(Kaingin system)
 PAO/PVO
BIO-GREEN Inc.

CHURCH/
Religions EDC
Org.

DOH FARMERS & DepED

BRGY COUNCIL Primary &
High School
DA-LGU
(JR & SR)
LGU-Valencia

TRADERS /
DENR
Middle Man
 450
397
400
AVERAGE RAIN FALL (MM)

348
350

300 273
268
250
218
200 189
149 138
150 125 130
100 75
50 40
50

0
JAN FEB MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOV DEC JAN
CROP JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOV DEC
CORN
CASSAVA
VEGETABLES
RICE
Livestock (cattle, swine & goat)
3% 2% 1%
Off-Farm (employed outside &
laborer 5%
Vegetable
7%
Corn 37%
Banana 9%

Coconut

Root-crops 17%
Upland Rice
19%
Others (skilled worker/Carpenter)
A.Preliminaries Activities
1. Ground working would include:
A. Courtesy to the Local Executive and Officials; LGU-Agriculture
Department for full support.
Initial Linkage:
- Provincial Agriculturist Office
- Provincial Veterinarian Office
- Municipal Agriculturist and Technicians
- Barangay Councils and other Officials
- Officer of Farmer’s Association
- Barangay Farmers Leaders and Selection of farmer partners
B. Data Gathering / Profiling / baseline data per farmer partners
B. Conduct briefing and Capability building of
farmers partners
1. Briefing about the project implementation (roles of PLGU; MLGUs;
farmer’s partners; line agencies).
2. Criteria in Selecting the Farmer Partner’s
- Can read and write; with good leadership in the community
- Willing to show case the project in his/her farm
- Willing to comment her/his resource and assist the project
- A Corn Farmer for at-least 5 years in the area
- Has a topography of Slightly rolling to hilly; an area of at-least 1-2
hectares of Corn field for the project
- Member of the Farmers’ Association
- Accessible to the Road
C. Trainings of Matured Package of
Technologies
1. Soil conservation and management training
2. Farming systems development and farm planning
3. Improved production technology for corn, cassava and soybeans
4. Integrated pest management (IPM) trainings
5. Simple bookkeeping and record keeping
6. Post-harvest and product processing
7. Animal health care and management for small ruminants (GOAT)
8. Capability building and investment plan preparation
9. Strengthening of farmers’ association
10. Information dissemination for Expansion and more adapters
D. Capability enhancement program

- Strengthening of Farmer Association thru trainings; linkages and

networking to other player in the community.
- Close coordination with DENR, EDC and LGU-Valencia as to the
possibilities in processing of Stewardship Agreement for land tenure
status of Farmer Partners for the sustainability and Insure in restoring
his/her Farm.
- Looking the possibilities of institutionalizing and rapid adaption of
MVY model project to LGU-Valencia and be implemented province wide
is through resolution and ordinances of support to the project.
E. Technology dissemination

The conduct of field day every end of the cropping season, which begins
on the 2nd year of project implementation. While, Field Visits may be
part as incentive to Farmer Partners and selected Key Farmers for
technology dissemination.
F. Establishment of CPAR Corn-Based farming
system
1. Establishment My Vine Yard (MVY) Model in hilly-land areas:
MVY model and farm plan to selected Farmer Partners
 Its shows, that the project is Sustainable, Insured in Restoring My Vine Yard
“paradise” Model (MVY Model “Come and Work in My Vine Yard , the LORD SAYs.”)
MVY Model has Components
a. Component 1: Soil and Water Conservation measures includes:
 the planting of Hedgerows / contour lines in sloping areas (above 18 degrees to
32 degrees Slope)
 Soil fertility improvement; planting of leguminous crops (Flamengia Renzonii
Madre de Cacao, etc.) as hedgerows and forage for livestock
 Adding soil ameliorants on the strips
 Establishment of soil trap o canal.
 Minimum tillage practices be part to reduce soil erosion issue among hilly-land
areas.
F. Establishment of CPAR Corn-Based farming
system
b. Component 2: Enhancing the Cropping Pattern activities.
a) Planting of Corn - legume cropping pattern (figure 6).
b) Planting of Vegetable that demonstrated the Bio-Intensive Gardening that
Food Always in the home (BIG FAITH); It is also show case the Bahay Kubo.
c) Planting of Perennial Crops (Agro-Forestry). Like Cacao, Lanzones, Rambutan,
Banana and trees.

c. Component 3: Crop-Livestock Integration

a) Goat Project
 A cut and carry of feeding; control breeding with animal health program
and fattening program
 It utilize the grasses and legumes that were planted in the contour lines o
hedgerows.
F. Establishment of CPAR Corn-Based farming
system
d. Component 4: Organic Fertilizer
Production
a) Vermie Worn and Cast Production
b) Production of Liquid fertilizer (IMO,
OHM, FFJ, FPJ, etc.)

e. Component 5: Construction of Multi-

Commodity Dryer per Farmer Partner in
reducing the post-harvest loss from 25%
to 10%.
FARM LAY-OUT
My Vine Yard - MVY Model
CROP JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOV DEC
CORN (WS) -
CORN (DS)
CORN +
CASSAVA /
SWEET POTATO
CORN +
LEGUMES (peanut,
Soybeans,
Mongo beans &
Cow pea)
CROP JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOV DEC
PERMANENT
CROPS (3-4 yrs):
Cacao
Lanzones
Banana
FORAGE FOR
HEDGEROWS
(Napier, Flamengia,
Renzonii,
Madre de Aqua
Madre de cacao, etc)
 WITHOUT CPAR MVY model
A. Seeds and Inputs
B. Labor

C. Miscellaneous (10%)

D. Expected Yield

E. Cost per Kilo of Corn Grains

F. Gross Income
G. Net Income
H. ROI
 WITHOUT CPAR
1ST YEAR 2ND YEAR 3RD YEAR
PARTICULAR / ITEM (2 SITES) (2 SITES) (1 SITE)
GRAND TOTAL

1. Planting Materials :
(Seeds; Seed pieces; 13,050 13,050 6,525 32,625
Seedlings & Cuttings)
2. Fertilizer (Inorganic ;
30,100 30,100 15,050 75,250
Organic)/ha
3. Labor for Corn 27,720 27,720 13,860 69,300
GRAND TOTAL: 70,870 70,870 35,435 177,175
 Model - MVY (My Vine Yard)
1ST YEAR 2ND YEAR 3RD YEAR
PARTICULAR / ITEM (2 SITES) (2 SITES) (1 SITE)
GRAND TOTAL
1. Planting Materials : (Seeds;
Seed pieces; Seedlings & 50,992 50,992 25,496 127,480
Cuttings)
2. Fertilizer (Inorganic ;
40,600 40,600 20,300 101,500
Organic)/ha
3. Farm Tools and Equipment 64,500 17,000 0 66,500
4a. Labor for Corn 27,720 27,720 13,860 69,300
4b. Labor for Hedgerows /
5,200 5,200 2,600 13,000
Contours
5. Livestock 50,000 35,000 17,500 102,500
GRAND TOTAL: 239,012 176,512 79,756 480,280
 NAME OF FARMER LOCATION AREA (hectare)
1. Irish Quesil Purok 1 – Calinawan 1.0
2. Roselyn Abojabor Purok 1 - Cabangugan 1.0
3. Arnold Estoconing Purok 2 – Malabago 1.0
4. Melvin Barrera Purok 3 – Olango 1.0
5. Ismael Labe Jr. Purok 4 – Proper 1.0
6. Rosemarie Austrea Purok 4 – Proper 1.0
7. Javier Dales Purok 5 – Talamban 1.0
8. Sabeth Bolansog Purok 6 – Orika 1.0
9. Benjie Alibiado Purok 6 – Orika 1.0
10. Norlyn Lariosa Purok 7 – Badiag 1.0
11. Patricio Cadusale Purok 7 - Badiag 1.0
 NAME OF FARMER LOCATION AREA
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
 Planting Activities Unit Yield ROI
In the Strips : Cash Crops (per cropping)
- mono cassava//mono cassava//mono kgs
cassava
- corn + cassava// corn + cassava// corn kgs
+ cassava
- legumes + corn + cassava Kgs
- mono corn Kgs
- corn/corn/vegetables kgs
- corn + legumes ( Kgs
soybean/mongo/peanut)

In the Contour lines/hedgerows : (quarterly)

- flamengia (leaves/seeds) Kgs
- renzonii (leaves/seeds) Kgs
- madre de cacao (leaves) Kgs/lm
- madre de agua (leaves) Kgs/lm
- grasses ( napier ) (leaves) Kgs/lm
 Planting Activities Unit Yield ROI
Permanent Crops: (quarterly)
- Trees
- Lanzones Kgs
- banana “ bulongan” Kgs
- cacao kgs
- Rambotan

Livestock integration (Monthly)

- upgraded goat heads
 Thus, this CPAR project will strongly implemented the MVY Model,
who main concern is the sustainability and Insure in Restoring the Vine Yard
of the LORD (Paradise) in such away; the farmer partners owns the land they
tilled.

On the other hand, (DENR) based on the DAO: 29 of 2004, after the PO
will successfully implement the Enhance National Greening Project (ENGP).
They will be issued with security of land tenure known as Community based
Forest management Agreement (CBFMA) for 25 years renewable for another
25 years.
1. DOBDOB FARMERS ASSOCIATION – DoFA (DOLE Registered)
2. MAKOGIHON MAG-UUMA SA PROPER DOBDOB – MMPD (DOLE
Registered)
3. MALUANAY FARMERS ASSOCIATION
 The project will continuously aim to improve market access which will
include the conduct of market research and other networking activities. The
collaboration of other government institutions (SMFI, DTI, DOST, ATI, DOLE,
etc.) will be solicited in order to provide technical support to the community
in the field of production/post-harvest and organizational development.

Eventually the project shall be supervise by LGU-Valencia with Farmer

Association thus, giving them the empowerment in the management of
Funds for the next line of Farmer Beneficiaries with a roll-over scheme and
the marketing networking of Farm produce for more profitable advance to
the association.
 DURATION TOTAL
INTERVENTION YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 PRODUCTION
PHP PHP PHP PHP

A CASH CROP 12,315 17,241 27,586 57,142

PERMANENT
B 5,250 16,400 20,400 42,050
CROPS

GRAND TOTAL: 17,565 33,641 47,986 99,192

 DURATION TOTAL
INTERVENTION YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 PRODUCTION
PHP PHP PHP PHP
A CASH CROP 12,315 17,241 27,586 57,142
CONTOUR
B 2,000 20,300 34,800 57,100
HEDGEROWS
C PERMANENT CROPS 8,400 11,784 20,184
LIVESTOCK
D 12,000 22,000 34,000
INTEGRATION
GRAND TOTAL: 14,475 57,941 96,170 168,426
 1ST YEAR 2ND YEAR 3RD YEAR GRAND TOTAL FUNDING SOURCE
PARTICULAR / ITEM FARMERS LGU R&D
6 SITES 6 SITES 3 SITES 15 SITES C.P.
BAR
VALENCIA RFO 7
1. Planting Materials:
(Seeds; Seed pieces; 358,510.5 358,510.5 179,255.25 896,276.25 226,173.75 157,500 512,602.5
Seedlings & Cuttings)
2. Fertilizer (Inorganic ;
322,200 322,200 161,100 805,500 135,000 670,500
Organic) / ha
3. Farm Tools and
119,500 2,000 0 261,500 10,000 251,500
Equipment
4a. Labor for Corn 249,480 249,480 124,740 623,700 623,700
4b. Labor for
99,210 99,210 49,605 248,025 248,025
Hedgerows / Contours
5. Livestock and Poultry 50,000 35,000 17,500 102,500 102,500
6. Administrative
1,367,000 332,600 168,000 866,400
(Indirect Cost)
GRANDTOTAL: 1,198,900.5 1,066,400.5 532,200.25 4,344,501.25 871,725 703,774 325,500 2,413,503
 Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses (MOOE)
YEAR 1
ITEM YEAR 2 YEAR 3 TOTAL
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 TOTAL
CODE 02 - Travel
Local 10,500 10,500 10,500 10,500 42,000 42,000 42,000 126,000
CODE 03 - Communication
A. Mailing 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 4,000 4,000 4,000 12,000
B. Telephone Bills 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 4,000 4,000 4,000 12,000
C. Internet Facilities 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 4,000 4,000 4,000 12,000
SUBTOTAL: 3,000 3,000 3,000 3,000 12,000 12,000 12,000 36,000
SUB-GRAND TOTAL: 13,500 13,500 13,500 13,500 54,000 54,000 54,000 162,000
CODE 07 – Supplies and
Materials
A. Office Supplies -- -- 60,000 -- 60,000 -- -- 60,000
B. Other Supplies (Planting 425,444 425,444 850,888 -- 1,701,776 -- -- 1,701,776
Materials, Seeds &
Fertilizers)
C. Training supplies 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 20,000 20,000 20,000 60,000
SUBTOTAL: 430,444 430,444 915,000 5,000 1,781,776 20,000 20,000 1,821,776
CODE 29 – Other Services
A. Emergency Labor -- 25,000 25,000 -- 50,000 -- -- 50,000
B. Job Orders – 1 Research 46,200 46,200 46,200 46,200 184,800 184,800 184,800 554,400
Assistant
C. Utility Worker 1,050 1,050 1,050 1,050 4,200 4,200 4,200 12,600
D. Catering Services 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 100,000 100,000 100,000 300,000
SUBTOTAL: 72,250 97,250 97,250 72,250 339,000 289,000 289,000 917,000
 Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses (MOOE)
YEAR 1 YEAR
ITEM YEAR 3 TOTAL
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 TOTAL 2
CODE 767
Electricity 1,500 1,500 1,500 1,500 6,000 6,000 6,000 18,000
CODE 761
Gas, Oil,
12,500 12,500 12,500 12,500 50,000 50,000 50,000 150,000
Lubricants
SUBTOTAL: 14,000 14,000 14,000 14,000 56,000 56,000 56,000 168,000
 OBJECTIVE
NARRATIVE MEANS OF CRITICAL
VERIFIABLE
SUMMARY VERIFICATION ASSUMPTION
INDICATORS
GOAL
Enhance farm 2 BARANGAYS: Socio-economic Sustained LGU
productivity and DOBDOB survey; farm records Valencia support
increase family income MALAUNAY
by 50% Counter-parting
scheme
 OBJECTIVE
NARRATIVE MEANS OF CRITICAL
VERIFIABLE
SUMMARY VERIFICATION ASSUMPTION
INDICATORS
PURPOSE
1. Increased yield on 0.98 tons/hectares Harvest data No pest/disease
corn production increase to 2 tons outbreak of
per hectares after epidemic
six cropping cycles proportion. No
major natural
calamities
2. Reduce post- 25 % reduce 10 % Production data
harvest losses after three years
 OBJECTIVE
NARRATIVE MEANS OF CRITICAL
VERIFIABLE
SUMMARY VERIFICATION ASSUMPTION
INDICATORS
PURPOSE
3. Increased annual annual income from Financial statement
income from 20% from 50,000 to
farming 80,000 pesos within
three years / by
2021
 OBJECTIVE
NARRATIVE MEANS OF CRITICAL
VERIFIABLE
SUMMARY VERIFICATION ASSUMPTION
INDICATORS
PURPOSE
4. Promotion of enhance the farmers Production data and
Utilization of profitability thru the Utilized by farmer
Organic fertilizer adaption and adaptor
and Pesticides utilization of organic
fertilizer and
pesticides by 10 % of
the farmers within
three years
 OBJECTIVE
NARRATIVE MEANS OF CRITICAL
VERIFIABLE
SUMMARY VERIFICATION ASSUMPTION
INDICATORS
PURPOSE
5. Strengthen the FA will engage on Accredited
farmers Agri-business and Assembler / trader
capabilities on entrepreneurial
sales of farm concept
produce
 OBJECTIVE
NARRATIVE MEANS OF CRITICAL
VERIFIABLE
SUMMARY VERIFICATION ASSUMPTION
INDICATORS
OUTPUT
1. Adequate Required amount of Memorandum
capitalization farm inputs for two Receipts (roll-over
cropping season are scheme)
provided to the
farmers’ association/
cooperative
 OBJECTIVE
NARRATIVE MEANS OF CRITICAL
VERIFIABLE
SUMMARY VERIFICATION ASSUMPTION
INDICATORS
OUTPUT
2. Improved soil Reduced quantity of Soil analysis/ organic
fertility levels fertilizer fertilizers
requirements

3. Reduced rate of Erosion rate reduced Special soil

soil erosion from investigation/Sustain
severe/excessive to able Land Use
slight and moderate project
 OBJECTIVE
NARRATIVE MEANS OF CRITICAL
VERIFIABLE
SUMMARY VERIFICATION ASSUMPTION
INDICATORS
OUTPUT
4. Utilization of Good quality seeds Procurement and Cooperation from
good quality and planting delivery documents other institutions
seeds and materials procured and agencies
planting and provided to
materials farmers
 OBJECTIVE
NARRATIVE MEANS OF CRITICAL
VERIFIABLE
SUMMARY VERIFICATION ASSUMPTION
INDICATORS
OUTPUT
5. Adoption of Application of Farm visit, site DA, LGU’s , BAR,
appropriate various technologies inspection, interview NGO’s and other line
integrated upland to farming activities agencies
farming systems
technologies
 OBJECTIVE
NARRATIVE MEANS OF CRITICAL
VERIFIABLE
SUMMARY VERIFICATION ASSUMPTION
INDICATORS
OUTPUT
6. Adequate Problems in the Community DA, LGU’s , BAR,
marketing support marketing systems consultation and NGO’s and other line
services and identified, prioritized number of activities agencies (Ex. AMAD)
facilities and corresponding conducted
interventions
provided
 OBJECTIVE
NARRATIVE MEANS OF CRITICAL
VERIFIABLE
SUMMARY VERIFICATION ASSUMPTION
INDICATORS
ACTIVITIES
1. Provision of seed Procurement and Procurement and Timely release of the
capital for farm delivery of farm delivery documents budget requirement
inputs to the inputs to the project
farmers’ site
association
 OBJECTIVE
NARRATIVE MEANS OF CRITICAL
VERIFIABLE
SUMMARY VERIFICATION ASSUMPTION
INDICATORS
ACTIVITIES
2. Training on the Twenty(20) farmers Training attendance
production and trained from the two and post-training
cultural Barangays report/
management of documentation
various varieties
of corn and
cassava on upland
area
 OBJECTIVE
NARRATIVE MEANS OF CRITICAL
VERIFIABLE
SUMMARY VERIFICATION ASSUMPTION
INDICATORS
ACTIVITIES
3. Training on Twenty(20) farmers Training attendance
Integrated Pest trained from the two and post-training
Management Barangays report
(IPM) for corn
production
 OBJECTIVE
NARRATIVE MEANS OF CRITICAL
VERIFIABLE
SUMMARY VERIFICATION ASSUMPTION
INDICATORS
ACTIVITIES
4. Training on Twenty(20) farmers Training attendance
farming systems, trained from the two and post-training
soil and water Barangays report
conservation and Site visit and
management on Twenty(20) inspection
MVY model demonstration farm
established in a year
 OBJECTIVE
NARRATIVE MEANS OF CRITICAL
VERIFIABLE
SUMMARY VERIFICATION ASSUMPTION
INDICATORS
ACTIVITIES
5. Establishment of Procurement and Record of
technology guided delivery of farm distribution to the
demonstration inputs and seeds to farmers’ association
farms the project site
 OBJECTIVE
NARRATIVE MEANS OF CRITICAL
VERIFIABLE
SUMMARY VERIFICATION ASSUMPTION
INDICATORS
ACTIVITIES
6. Provision of Distributed quality Procurement and
quality corn planting materials to delivery documents
seeds, cassava (10) farmers
planting
materials and
hedgerows
planting material
 OBJECTIVE
NARRATIVE MEANS OF CRITICAL
VERIFIABLE
SUMMARY VERIFICATION ASSUMPTION
INDICATORS
ACTIVITIES
7. Training of simple Twenty(20) farmers Training attendance
bookkeeping and trained from the two and post-training
record keeping Barangays report

8. Training on Twenty(20) farmers Training attendance DA,LGU’s, BAR,

product trained from the two of post-training NGO’s and other line
processing and Barangays report and agencies (Ex. AMAD)
post-harvest Progress report
technologies on
corn and cassava
 OBJECTIVE
NARRATIVE MEANS OF CRITICAL
VERIFIABLE
SUMMARY VERIFICATION ASSUMPTION
INDICATORS
ACTIVITIES
9. Marketing Number of LGU-Valencia & EDC
assistance and marketing assistance
linkaging and linkaging
activities conducted

10. Provision of 1 unit hauling (4WD, Twice a week DA,LGU’s, BAR,

Hauling Truck 5 tonner)and 3 units hauling schedule NGO’s and other line
and motorcycles motorcycles agencies (Ex. AMAD)
 OBJECTIVE
NARRATIVE MEANS OF CRITICAL
VERIFIABLE
SUMMARY VERIFICATION ASSUMPTION
INDICATORS
ACTIVITIES
11. Provision of Number of activities Monthly and
technical conducted periodic project
assistance and reporting
project
monitoring

12. Cassava skills Ten (10) farmers Training attendance DA-Corn/Cassava

training trained from two and post – training program
barangays report
 OBJECTIVE
NARRATIVE MEANS OF CRITICAL
VERIFIABLE
SUMMARY VERIFICATION ASSUMPTION
INDICATORS
ACTIVITIES
13. Provision of 50 goats; 120 native Comply the DA,LGU’s, BAR, NGO’s
Livestock & chickens; 20 native requirements as and other line
poultry piglets beneficiaries agencies (Ex. AMAD)

14. Provision of Construction of small Inventory of Water DA,LGU’s, NGO’s

Irrigation System spring irrigation source (Spring and
system (Division creeks)
Dam, Ram Pumps,
Spring Development)
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OBJECTIVES ACTIVITIES OUTPUTS
ACCOMPLISHMENT
1. To enhance farm *conduct of trainings *Adoption of *January 2018 -
productivity and on the effective appropriate December 2019
increase family cultural integrated upland
income by 50% by management farming systems
the end of the technologies
project *provision of good
quality corn seeds
and cassava planting
materials

*proper monitoring
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OBJECTIVES ACTIVITIES OUTPUTS
ACCOMPLISHMENT
2. To increase the *provision of good *Technology
corn yield from 0.98 quality corn seeds recommended and
tons per ha to 2-3 adopted
tons and reduce *provision of post-
post harvest loss harvest technology
from 25% to 10% training and post-
harvest facilities

*Marketing
assistance and link
aging
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OBJECTIVES ACTIVITIES OUTPUTS
ACCOMPLISHMENT
3. To institutionalize *Adequate
the production and marketing support
post-production services and facilities
mechanisms and
support services thru
strengthening of
farmer capabilities
on Agri- business
and entrepreneurial
concept
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OBJECTIVES ACTIVITIES OUTPUTS
ACCOMPLISHMENT
4. To improve *Provision of *Adaptation on
production efficiency technical assistance technology support
through appropriate and project
technology transfer monitoring
on sustainable corn
based farming *Establishment of
system technology guided
demonstration farms