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 Embodying its utmost advocacy in the promotion of research and development, the Tarlac College of Agriculture convened researchers, technicians and experts as it carried out its 21st Agency In-house Review of Completed and Ongoing Research and Development Projects at the R & D Conference Hall on June 24. The said in-house review became a venue in presenting 16 agriculture and agriculture-related researches and three social science researchers which were judged based on the following criteria: significance of findings, methodology and presentation. For the Best Poster, the following criteria were used: originality, clarity in message and visual impact. After the scrutiny of the panelists from the Department of Science and Technology (PCARRD & CLARRDEC) and Central Luzon State University, Dr. Tessie E. Navarro bagged two awards. Her research entitled, “Performance Evaluation of Sorghum Lines as Grains and Bio-ethanol in Different Agro-ecological Zones” emerged as the Best Paper in Research Category and the poster “Approved Varieties of Mungbean for the Province of Tarlac” was chosen as the Best Poster. Meanwhile, the winner for the Best Paper in Social Science Research was the study of Dr. Arnold Velasco entitled, “Mathematics Performance of TCA Freshmen Students in the College Admission Test as Basis in Proposing Math Zero(0)”. More News… TCA-BOT approves FY 2011 budget; Priority projects line up New faculty members undergo orientation IAS faculty to present paper in International Conference VP Tangonan presents paper in international workshop TCA receives post harvest facility TCA confirms 450 graduates Estabillo leads Batch 2010 TCA installs 5th President MPG celebrates 48th birthday |
With the desire to impart up-to-date agricultural technologies to student hopefuls taking up agriculture and related courses who would like to experience on-the-job training in Israel , the partnership between ACAP and Granot Agrostudies (GA) is in full swing as the two agencies conducted a national orientation program held at the Tarlac College of Agriculture Research and Development Hall on June 8. 