CropLife Philippines
  • HOME
  • WHO ARE WE?
    • About >
      • Representing the Plant Science Industry
      • Organization
      • Mission, Vision and Shared Values
      • Committees
      • CropLife Regional Action Network
      • Officers and Board of Directors
      • Member Companies
    • Media >
      • Publications and Presentations
      • Training Kits
      • Photos
      • Videos
      • Collaterals
    • Resources
    • Contact
  • CROP PROTECTION
    • Responsible Use
    • Insecticide Resistance Management
    • Empty Container Management
    • Good Agricultural Practice
    • Integrated Pest Management
    • Regulatory
    • Anti-Counterfeit
    • Success Stories
  • SEEDS AND BIOTECH
    • Insect Resistance Management
    • Sustainable Corn Production in Sloping Areas
    • Regulatory
    • Technologies
    • Anti-Counterfeit
    • Success Stories
  • NEWS AND EVENTS
    • Webinar
    • News and Events
Farmer co-operators optimistic of results
​of SCoPSA Techno Demo Farm in Koronadal


Picture
The newly established Sustainable Corn Production in Sloping Areas (SCoPSA) Technology Demonstration Farm in Sitio Ilang-ilang, Koronadal City, South Cotabato has so far yielded positive results since it started last August.

It can be recalled that the SCoPSA Demo Farm was established to determine the production yield of corn and various fruit crops that will use as hedgerow, to reduce soil events and other cultural practices that causes depletion of nutrient and erosion, and to mitigate the soil and preserve nature.
325 fruit trees were so far planted by farmer cooperators in the area including lanzones, rambutan, durian, jackfruit, guyabano, marang, pomelo and coconuts. From September to October, hybrid corn seeds were also planted in the farm. The application of inorganic fertilizers such as Potash and Urea was also scheduled at regular intervals to positive results.

Farmer cooperators were also guided on installing erosion pins to gather data for the monitoring and evaluation of the corn and fruit trees for p and diseases. Trash lines were established by the team.
“We are happy that our farmer cooperators have responded to the Techno Demo Farm well and are embracing the potential benefits of SCoPSA to their future harvests. With more farmers equipped with this knowledge, we are confident that we will be able to prevent losses from soil erosion and other problems caused by climate change in these types of areas,” CropLife Philippines Executive Director Ramon Abadilla said.

The newly appointed Department of Agriculture Regional Executive Director (DA-RED) Sailila E. Abdula, Ph.D also expressed support for the program as it will help corn farmers in Region 12 increase their yield and income.
​
“This program is a big help to our farmers since it will provide them with information and support needed to increase their production,” DA RED Abdula said.

Plant Doctors consulted by Marinduque farmers on pests

Project SARAi Knowledge Portal to help farmers mitigate the impacts of climate change
​
National Biotechnology Week highlights BT opportunities in aggie, health, business
​
Farmer co-operators optimistic of results of SCoPSA Techno Demo Farm in Koronadal
​

Philippines becomes second country in the world to OK commercial cultivation of Bt eggplant 

Philippines becomes second country in the world to OK commercial cultivation of Bt eggplant 

Agricultural biotechnology’s role in climate change mitigation among key topics of PhilRice hybrid seminar

16th Pan Asia Farmers Exchange program holds F2F event after two years
​
CropLife partners with Canada, EU and US-ASEAN Business Councils for climate change workshop series

Smallholder farmers among the focus of CLP workshop 

Experts weigh in on aggie regulations amid climate change

Picture

who we are?

About
Media
Resources
Contact 

NEWS AND EVENTS

CROP PROTECTION

Responsible Use
Insecticide Resistance Management
Empty Container Management
Good Agricultural Practice
Integrated Pest Management
Regulatory
Anti-Counterfeit
Success Stories

SEEDS AND BIOTECH

​Insect Resistance Management
Sustainable Corn Production
  ​in Sloping Areas
Regulatory
Technologies
Anti-Counterfeit
Success Stories
DISCLAIMER:  CropLife Philippines is not responsible for
the content of external internet sites which link to this site
or which are linked from it. All content included on this site, such as text, graphics, logos, images, and videos is the
​property of CropLife Philippines and can not be ​reproduced, sold, transferred or modified without ​prior written consent.


All rights reserved 2021 © CropLife Philippines, Inc.