The Office of Extension Services conducted a seminar on Trichoderma application and mushroom production on July 23, 2026, at the Everlasting Hall, Research and Extension Building. The seminar was attended by members from various municipalities under the Timpuyog ti Umili Benguet State University Internal Guarantee System (TUBIGS). The seminar commenced with a lecture by Catherine continue reading : Empowering TUBIGS: A Seminar on Trichoderma and Mushroom Production
Turning Galiang and Legumes into Livelihood Opportunities
Members of the Upper Buaya Farmers’ Organization (UBFO) and residents of Upper Buaya, Balbalan, Kalinga gained new skills in food processing and value addition through the Training on Root Crop Galiang “Bila” and Legume (Cowpea)-based Processing conducted on July 15–16, 2026. The training was organized by the Northern Philippines Root Crops Research and Training Center continue reading : Turning Galiang and Legumes into Livelihood Opportunities
A New Chapter for NPRCRTC: Leadership Turnover and General Meeting
July 27, 2026 The Northern Philippines Root Crops Research and Training Center formally welcomed its new leadership during a Turnover Ceremony and General Meeting as Grace S. Backian officially passed the key of responsibility to Dr. Darwin A. Basquial. In her exit speech, Grace S. Backian thanked the team for their support and expressed her continue reading : A New Chapter for NPRCRTC: Leadership Turnover and General Meeting
BSU-IHFSA and Yim Coffee Lab Partner to Boost Coffee Industry Training and Research
July 27, 2026 The Benguet State University, through the Institute of Highland Farming Systems and Agroforestry (IHFSA), and Yim Coffee Laboratory conducted a consultation meeting at the Research and Extension Building. The consultation aimed to discuss the University’s coffee-related training programs and explore opportunities for collaboration. During the meeting, Mr. James Yim, Founder of Yim continue reading : BSU-IHFSA and Yim Coffee Lab Partner to Boost Coffee Industry Training and Research
CORDILLERA RESEARCHERS DEVELOP SINGLE-ROW POTATO HILLER FOR MOUNTAINOUS FARMS
For potato farmers working on the steep, mountainous slopes of the Cordillera region, cultivating crops is backbreaking work. One of the most labor-intensive steps in this process is hilling, which involves molding soil around the base of the potato plants. Hilling is a crucial agricultural practice. It loosens the surrounding soil to promote tuber development, continue reading : CORDILLERA RESEARCHERS DEVELOP SINGLE-ROW POTATO HILLER FOR MOUNTAINOUS FARMS