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29th Regional Symposium on Research and Development

Rationale

Each year, the Southern Mindanao Agriculture, Aquatic and Resources Research and Development Consortium (SMAARRDEC) conducts a Regional Symposium on Research and Development Highlights (RSRDH as one of the highlights of the founding anniversary celebration of SMAARRDEC every 15th of August. The symposium puts premium in recognizing the most significant R&D results as well as to promote increased interaction among researchers, local government units (LGUs), and technology users/clients in the region. The ultimate aim is for researchers from various member-agencies to strive hard in achieving quality and relevant R&D activities, and therefore, package better technologies for the countryside sustainable development. Presented R&D outputs in this symposium will vie for best paper and poster. Winning entries will then be endorsed as regional entry to the National Symposium on Agriculture and Resources Research and Development (NSARRD) of DOST-PCAARRD and other award-giving body like DA-BAR, among others.

This year’s theme “Enabling Competitive R&D Initiatives Towards Sustainable Economic Development in Agri-aqua Sector” is a regional statement representing the values of commitment, integration and partnership, helping shape the vision of the Consortium to lead in the transformation of local agricultural practices into viable S&T farming systems. Also, with the ASEAN Integrations 2015, the Consortium gears-up to keep its relevance and remain as change catalyst by aligning its priorities towards inclusive growth and competitiveness in the agriculture, aquatic and natural resources R&D sectors,

RSRDH Objectives

‘The objectives of the RSRDH are: (a) to gather research and development workers of the SMAARRDEC member agencies to allow them to disseminate research outputs that are relevant and value adding to the Agriculture, Aquatic and Natural Resources (AANR) sectors in this region, (b) to recognize local researchers and extension specialists’ achievements in the areas of research and development/extension work, and (c) to serve as venue to monitor and evaluate how each agency has performed in terms of resources allocation for R&D in the AANR sector. The following are the specific objectives of the RSRDH:]


List of Papers and Projects

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Assessment of Soil Properties in Oil Palm Agroecosystems
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Carbon Level of Soil Organic Matter (SOM) in Selected Coconut Fertilized and Unfertilized Ecosystem in Relation with Coconut Farm Productivity and Climate Change Impacts II. Spatial Variability of Soil Carbon Levels and Other Soil Physico-Chemical Properties in Selected Coconut Ecosystems
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The smallholder vegetable industry in the Philippines: An economic analysis of broccoli, potato, and tomato production and marketing in Bukidnon
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Cracking the cDNA sequence that encodes the Raw Starch -Digesting Amylase (RSDA) from Saccharomycopsis bubodii 2006
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Lactic Acid Bacteria as Biopreservative for Raw Pork
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Enhancing Sago Palm (Metroxylon sagu Rottb.) Seed Germination through Various Techniques
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Historical Mapping and Land Valuation of Tugbok District
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Measuring Economic Impact of Climate Change on High Value Crops and Fish Commodities Production in Davao Region
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Screening and Stability Evaluation of Bacteriocin-Like Inhibitory Substances from Lactobacillus paracasei F2I2 and Lactobacillus curvatus F2I2
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Wildlife inventory and biodiversity assessment project at the impact areas within Mount Apo natural park Sibulan Hydroelectric Power Project
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Qualitative Investigation on the Differential Expression of Genes Associated with Spine Formation in Sago Palm using TR-PCR
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Project 1: DNA-Based Identification and Gene Flow of the Prey Items of Yellowfin Tuna, Thunnus albacores, along the South and Southeastern Coasts of Mindanao
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Project 2: Production Aspect of the Philippine Tuna Value Chain
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Project 3: Supply Chain of Vegetables Used in Canned Tuna Products and the Corresponding Consumer Preferences
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Project 4: Tuna processing industry and small/medium fisher folks: efficiency, equity and gender issues
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Project 5: Trade aspect of Philippine Tuna Value Chain
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Planning and the Enabling Environment for Smallholder Farmers in the Southern Philippines (PhD Dissertation)
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Natok in the Time of Distress: Creative Ethnohistory and experimental anthropology of sago
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Seaweed Area GIS-Based Mapping as Production Support System for Seaweeds Farming in the Philippines
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