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RESEARCH DIVISION

2013ANNUAL REPORT

CENTRAL BICOL STATEUNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE

RESEARCH DIVISIONCentral Bicol State University of AgricultureSan Jose, Pili, Camarines SurPhilippinesTelefax: (054) 477-7205 loc. 118Email: [email protected]: www.cbsua.gov.ph

Publication StaffEditor-in-Chief Presbel B. PrestoAssociate Editor Ma. Teresa B. LiragManaging Editor Russell Rosalinda F. Rastrullo Josephine F. CruzLayout Artist Bjorn Borris D. De los SantosEditorial Assistants Analyn U. Buena Leona B. Bobis Loradel E. Alamo Haide B. Bricia Christel M. MagnoConsultants Arthur B. Estrella Fe B. Perlas Joel L. Batanes

Ramon C. Arimado

ABOUT THE COVER The Research Division at sunrise is featured as this year’s cover. It symbolizes the Division’s commitment to be at the helm of excellence in agriculture, education, arts and other allied fields. It also signifies its aspiration to effectively deliver technology to its clientele to spur a higher level of productivity.

Central Bicol State University of AgricultureResearch Division

ANNUAL REPORT 2013

“Science-Based Research and Innovations for Increased Productivity”

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CENTRAL BICOL STATE UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE

PHILOSOPHYEducation for Sustainable Human Development

VISIONCenter of Excellence in Agri-Industrial Science and Technology for Sustainable Development of the Bicol Region

MISSION STATEMENTCBSUA is committed to develop competent human resources, generate and disseminate appropriate knowledge and technologies relevant to the agri-industrial development needs of Bicolandia.

GOALS1. Develop management system to effectively and efficiently perform

the mandated functions of the University;2. Offer quality academic programs to produce competent, productive,

innovative and committed professionals and entrepreneurs;3. Enhance research culture to generate relevant and responsive

knowledge and technologies through quality researches;4. Develop appropriate techno-transfer programs, modalities and

community development approaches through effective extension and training services; and

5. Engage in resource generation strategies to support and enhance institutional development

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RESEARCH DIVISION

MISSIONCBSUA with its expertise in agriculture and industrial technology shall develop and deliver technology to the “rural-urban” areas to spur a higher level of productivity

GOALSExcellence in ResearchDeveloping a research culture for faculty, staff and students in order to achieve the status as a research University.

Effective Research ManagementManaging all aspects in research management and establishing standards and performance action

OBJECTIVES• Provide regional research leadership in agriculture and industrial

technology and its allied fields; maintain the status as National University of Agriculture in Region 5 and attain research University status

• Establish a wide network of partnerships for collaborative research among faculty-student, colleges/universities, line agencies, local government units, non-government organizations and the international research and development agencies

• Develop a faculty, staff and student capability development program• Implement functional and relevant research programs• Develop and manage technologies and information• Establish and upgrade research facilities/centers• Enhance the fiscal resource base for research services

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R&D PRIORITY THRUSTS (2009-2013)

I. Improving Agricultural & Fishery Productivity •Production •Processing •MarketDevelopment

Commodities:Pili, Coconut, Abaca, Root crops (Cassava & Sweet Potato), Rice & Corn, Vegetables, Hot Pepper, Sweet Sorghum, Moringa, Export Fruit Crops, Medicinal Plants, Pasture, Dairy, Poultry, Native Pigs, Small and Large Ruminants, Aquaculture, Inland & Marine Fishery and Ethnic Foods

II. Protecting the Environment 1. Environmental Services •WatershedManagement •AgroecosystemManagement •Disaster&HazardManagement •EnvironmentImpactAssessment •Pollution&WasteManagement •OrganicAgriculture •ClimateChange •BiodiversityConservation •Eco-tourism 2. Alternative Energy Sources

III. Nurturing Knowledge System •InformationandCommunicationTechnology •KnowledgeManagement •SpaceTechnologiesApplications(e.g.GIS)

IV. Enhancing Policy Studies •QualityandExcellenceinEducation •Training/NeedsAssessment/Benchmarking •AccessandEquity •GenderandDevelopment •EfficiencyandEffectiveness •IndigenousKnowledgeSystem •Population-RelatedIssuesandConcerns •PublicSafety

V. Engineering and Industrial Technology •DevelopmentofProcessingEquipment,ElectronicsandElectricalDevices •ForestEngineering

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Table of Contents

Major Final Outputs for Research Services

Generating Knowledge and Technologies ResearchandDevelopmentProposalPackaging R&DProjects/StudiesImplemented ProfileofFaculty-Researchers Monitoring and Evaluation Activities Field Monitoring 26th Annual R&D Project Review and Information Dissemination 25th BCARRD Regional Symposium Researches Presented

Enhancing Information Sharing and Advocacy Database Maintenance and Updating Information Sharing KnowledgeManagement KnowledgePromotion Other Information Dissemination Activities Researches Published 26th Science and Technology Excellence Awards Competition Media Coverage R&D Awards Received

Investing in People’s Knowledge and Skills Seminars and Trainings Attended Partners for Development Intellectual Property Management R&D Facilities Soil & Water Research Laboratory Tissue Culture Laboratory CBSUA-PAGASA-PCAARRD Weather Station Use of CND Hall R&D Financial Report

Acronyms and Abbreviations Used

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List of Tables

Major Final Output of Research Division 1. Target vs accomplishment and percentage of accomplishment by MFO for Research Services 2. Performance indicators for Research Services

Generating Knowledge and Technologies

3. Approved Proposals for Institutional Funding, CY 20134. Approved Proposals for External Funding, CY 20135. Completed R&D Projects CY 2013 (Institutionally Funded)6. Completed R&D Projects CY 2013 (Externally Funded)7. On-going R&D Projects CY 2013 (Institutionally Funded)8. On-going R&D Projects CY 2013 (Externally Funded)9.SummaryofprojectsmonitoredbyCollege/Campus,CY201310. 26th RDPRID Best Papers, Research Category, CY 201311. 26th RDPRID Best Papers, Development Category, CY 201312. 26th RDPRID Best Posters, CY 201313. Papers Presented in Conferences, Fora, Symposia and Colloquium, CY 2013

Enhancing Information Sharing and Advocacy

14. SLS Acquisition by Type, CY 201315. Information Materials Develop, CY 201316. Arts Services, CY 201317. Exhibits18. Researches Published, CY 201319. 2013 STEAC Winners, Oral Presentation20. 2013 STEAC Winners, Poster Presentation21. Topic Discussed in DOST Radio Program in DWZR22. Researchers with Awards, CY 2013

Investing in People’s Knowledge and Skills

23.Trainings/Seminars/Workshops/ConferencesattendedbyRDStaffandFacultyResearchers as Participants24.Trainings/Seminars/Workshops/ConferencesattendedbyRDStaffandFacultyResearchersasResourceSpeaker/Evaluator25.Linkages26. Inventions Patented and Copyrights Registered27. Utilization of SWL28.Student/Researcher/FacultyUtilizationofSWL29. Utilization of C.N. Divinagracia Hall

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List of Figures

Generating Knowledge and Technologies

1.ApprovedProposalsbyCollege/Campus/Division,CY2013 2. Approved Proposals by Priority Thrusts 3. Researches Implemented by Commodity, 2013 4. Researches by Funding Source CY, 2013 5.PercentageofResearchesbyAcademicRank,CY2013 6.NumberofTargetvs.ResearchOutputsDisseminated/Presented,CY2013


7.ProfileofEntriesforSTEACbyAcademicCluster,CY2013

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Table 1. Target vs accomplishment and percentage of accomplishment by Major Final Output for Research Services, CY 2013.

MAJOR FINAL OUTPUTS FOR RESEARCH DIVISION

The accomplishments of research services for the past years are anchored on the following six (6)

majorfinaloutputs.Theseare1)numberofresearchoutputs published 2) number of research outputs disseminated and presented 3) number of researchers with track records 4) number of inventions patented5) number of copyrights registered and 6) number of externally-funded projects in progress.

For CY 2013, the Research Division exceeded the targetwith three (3)outof thesix (6)majorfinaloutputs. These are on the number of externally funded projects with 119% of accomplishment, number of inventions patented/commercialized (100%) andnumberofresearcherswithtrackrecords(104%)(Table1). Mostof the researchprojects/studiesare fundedby the Department of Agriculture-Bureau of Agricultural Research (DA-BAR), Commission on Higher Education (CHED), Department of Agriculture-Regional Field Unit 5 (DA-RFU 5), Department of Science of Technology (DOST), Foundation for Philippine Environment (FPE), and the Philippine Council for Agriculture, Aquatic and Natural Resources Research and Development (PCAARRD).

Major Final Output Target Accomplishment Accomplishment Percentage

Research outputs published 40 37 92

Research outputs disseminated or presented 121 95 78

Researcherswithtrackrecords 110 114 104Inventionspatented/commercialized 6 6 100Copyrights registered 6 5 83

Externally-funded research projects in progress 53 63 119

Likewise,inaccordancewithCHEDMemorandumCircular No. 29 series of 2013 regarding Supplemental Implementing Guidelines on Cascading Performance Targets of State Universities and Colleges (SUCs) which provide additional specific guidelines on thecascading of the SUC to the second level or pertinent delivery unit targets, the research services selected andprioritizedthree(3)majorfinaloutputsunderthefollowing performance indicators:

1. Timeliness – number of research studies completed for the last three (3) years

2. Quantity-%ofresearchoutputspublishedinrefereedjournalsand/orsubmittedforpatenting

3. Quality-%ofresearchprojectsconductedand completed on schedule

On the three selected performance indicators for research services, the accomplishment far exceeded the targets. Table 2 presents the target and accomplishment and percentage accomplishment on timeliness, quality and quantity which are 134%, 183% and 115% respectively.

Performance Indicator Target Accomplishment Accomplishment Percentage

TIMELINESSNumber of research studies completed for the last three years

47 63 134%

QUALITY % of research outputs published in refereed journalsand/orsubmittedforpatenting

6/47 11/47 183%

QUANTITY % of research projects conducted and completed on schedule

20/20 23/20 115%

Table 2. Performance indicators for Research Services, CY 2013.

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RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL PACKAGING

Figure 2. Approved Proposals by Priority Thrusts.

TheResearchDivisionhaspackagedproposalscoming from the various Colleges and

Campuses both for institutional and external funding. The Division, through the assistance of the ResearchTechnicalWorkingGroup(TWG)consistsof Dr. Rowena Bayrante, Dr. Georgina J. Bordado, Dr. Ramona Isabel S. Ramirez, Prof. Arthur B. Estrella, Engr. Rolando De Asis, Prof. Hanilyn A. Hidalgo, Dr. Emma G. Jarcia, Dr. Celerino B. Llesol, Jr., and Dr. Jose S. Sabater, conducted a review of proposals. For CY 2013, it has received a total of two hundred fourteen (214) research proposals of which eighty-one (81)

were approved. Figure 1 shows that the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (CANR) has the highest number of approved proposals with the total number of twenty four (24); next is the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) with a total number of twenty (20) followed by fourteen (14) came from the Graduate School (GS); eight (8) from the College of Engineering and Food Science (CEFS); seven (7) from the College of Economics and Management (CEM). While the College of Development Education (CDE), College of Veterinary Medicine and Pasacao Campus have two each and lastly, both Sipocot Campus and Extension Division, has one (1) each.

Approved proposals are classifiedaccording to the different categories of the R&D Agenda of the University (Figure 2). The figure shows that EnhancingPolicy Studies and Improving Agricultural & Fishery Productivity has the highest total number of approved proposals submitted with twenty eight percent (28%); second is twenty five percent (25%) onProtecting the Environment; third, eleven percent (11%) on Engineering & Industrial Technology; and last is eight percent (8%) on Nurturing Knowledge Systems.

Figure 1. ApprovedProposalsbyCollege/Campus/Division,CY2013.

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Process Optimization and Pilot Testing of Organic Basil Calamansi Beverages Julieta M. CasaulGilda S. De Asis

Tracer Study of Graduates of Bachelor of Science in Food Technology (2005-2012), CBSUA Josephine A. RedTracking the Graduates of Agricultural Engineering Programs (2005-2010) of the Central Bicol State University of Agriculture Jennifer M. Eboña

Optimizing the Parameters of CBSUA Designed Post Harvest Processing Equipment1. Optimizing the Engineering Parameters of Mechanical Crusher-Grinder2. Optimizing the Engineering Parameters of Mechanical Rotary Crop Washer/Cleaner

Nila B. OñateMarife L. PesinoCherryflor R. Balingasa

CANR

Growth and Yield of Oyster Mushroom on Different Agricultural Waste Substrate Allan B. Del Rosario

Propagation of Stevia Cuttings Using Coconut Water Gilda S. De Asis

Agronomic Characterization, Feeding Values, Palatability and Persistency of Promising Ornamental Forage Grasses

1. Agronomic Characterization and Persistency of Promising Ornamental Forage Gasses2. Feeding Values and Palatability Scores of Promising Ornamental Forage Grasses

Leonardo D. Sureta

Predictors for the Readiness in Taking the Licensure Examination for Agriculturists Adelfa A. VillaflorPerformance Assessment of CBSUA LEA Examinees from 2008-2012 Adelfa A. VillaflorResearch and Development Program on Medicinal Plants in Camarines Sur Celerino B. Llesol, Jr.

CDE

Modalities on Climate Change Adaption and Disaster Risk Reduction1. Assessment of Climate Change Adaptation Practices in Various Ecological Zones

of Camarines Sur

Margarita A. Delos Santos

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Effects of Sprouting Pigeon Peas on the Nutrient Composition, Performance and Sensory Attributes of Poultry 1. Chemical Constituents and Nutritive Quality Assessment of Raw and Sprouted Pigeon Peas2. Growth Performance of Broiler given Sprouted Pigeon Peas under Different Germination Time3. Carcass Quality, Sensory Evaluation and General Acceptability of Broilers Given Pigeon Pea

Sprouts in the Rations

Luz P. NapolesLuz P. NapolesLuz P. NapolesMonaliz M. NagrampaEdita C. Cornejo

Performance of Corn Seeds and Seedlings as Influenced by Different Organic Methods of Pest Control1. Insect Pests, Pathogens and Mycotoxin Level of Stored Corn Seeds Applied with Organic Pest

Control

Ludivina C. Savilla

CAS

An Assessment of Population Distribution of Rafflesia Species in the Bicol Region Flordeliza B. Valenzuela

Pinaggikanan: Harnessing Bicolano’s Identity1. Pinaggikanan of some of the Barangay’s Municipalities, City of the Three Provinces

in the Bicol Region2. Pinaggikanan: Environment and Culture and the Arts

Gloria B. OseaAna Vera V. HugoTeresita L. MinoRaquel M. Reapor Teresita L. MinoAna Vera V. Hugo

Development and Validation of Relevant Instructional Materials for Science Laboratory Classes in the K-12 Program

1. Development and Validation Laboratory Manual for Grade 7 Science2. Development and Validation of a Science Experiments for Grade Science Class3. Development and Curricular Validity Evaluation of a Workbook for Grade 9 Science Class4. Experiment Guide for Grade 10 Science Class

Ramona Isabel S. Ramirez

Marilyn A. SiguenzaLeah V. CarballoRamona Isabel S. RamirezRamona Isabel S. Ramirez

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CHED FUNDEDIntegrated Research and Development Program for Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster risk Reduction Management in the Agriculture, Fishery and Forestry Sectors in the Bicol Region

Crop and Livestock Performance Forecasts for a Climate Change Scenario in the Bicol Region

1. Climate Change Scenario Building2. Analysis of Crop and Livestock Growth Parameters 3. Analysis of Indigenous Knowledge Systems (IKS) on Climate Change Coping Mechanisms4. Crop-Livestock Weather Matching5. Develop Forecasts and Recommendations6. Establishment of Knowledge Management Systems

Arthur B. Estrella

Arthur B. EstrellaJosephine F. Cruz Ma. Teresa B. LiragVladimir R. Foronda Celerino B. LlesolCely S. Binoya

Lake Buhi: State of the Environment and Climate Change Adaptation and Management Systems1. Land-Use System: Spatial Analysis 2. Lake-Use and Fish Production Monitoring3. Water Quality Study and Water Balance4. Biodiversity and Habitat5. Waste Management Study in the Lake Buhi Periphery6. Governance Study: Gender Roles in Lake Management7. Population and Livelihood: Public Health Study 8. Disaster Risk and Vulnerability Study (Identification of Risks Factors and Estimation of Magnitude of Risks,

Vulnerability Assessment to Include Scenario Mapping, Hazard Mapping, Loss Estimation Particularly to the Agriculture, Fishery Sectors)

9. Stakeholders Assessment (Identification and Assessment of Stakeholders in Terms of Capacities, Relations and Networks)

Vladimir R. ForondaVladimir R. ForondaMelinda P. PanMa. Joyce Dulce Flordeliza B. ValenzuelaJennifer M EboñaLora O. PangaMelissa E. FranciaCely S. Binoya

Arthur B. Estrella

Table 4. Approved Proposals for External Funding, CY 2013.


CVM

Pet Population and Pet Ownership Practices of Households in CBSUA Campus Ilene S. Basitan

Growth Performance Evaluation of Broiler Chickens Fed with Conventional Feeds Fermented Plant Juice Jose S. Sabater

CEM

Ecotourism Leads and Needs in Central Bicol1. Investment and Development Needs of Ecotourism in Central Camarines Sur Hanilyn A. Hidalgo

PASACAO CAMPUS

Course Preference of High School Students and the Community in the Second District of Camarines Sur Basis for Curricular Reform

Divina Gracia R. GalangMelquiades N. Pana

The Role of Women to Disaster Risk Mitigation and Preparedness in the Selected Barangays of Pasacao, Camarines Sur Divina Gracia R. Galang

SIPOCOT CAMPUS

Food Products from Mabolo (Diospyros blancoi) Fruit Ana Maria A. BonitoJoanabelle M. Delos SantosErlinda B. Almonte

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Promotion of Sustainable Practices and Development of Income Generating Schemes for Climate Change Adaptation in Adverse Environments in the Upland Ecosystem in Camarines Sur

1. Characterization and Mapping of Adverse Environments in the Upland Ecosystem as Affected by Climate Change2. Participatory Rural Appraisal of Selected Communities in the Upland Ecosystem 3. Socio-Economic Profile and Marketing of Commodities in Adverse Environments in the Upland Ecosystem as

Affected by Climate Change.4. Livelihood Schemes in Adverse Environments in the Upland Ecosystem as Affected by Climate Change 5. Promotion of Sustainable Practices through IEC Materials Development

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Fe B. PerlasJose Noel S. VillavicencioGladys G. Rosales

Melani Y. AbalayanRussel Rosalinda F. Rastrullo

Agroforestry Development in Mt. Isarog for Poverty Alleviation and Aversion of Climate Change Impacts1. Establishment of Banaba, Malunggay and Pili-Based Agroforestry in Mt. Isarog2. By-product Development from Banaba and Malunggay

Celerino B. Llesol, JrMelani Y. Abalayan

Genebanking of Tropical Fruits: Morphological-Botanical characterization and Plantation Establishment of Tropical Fruits

1. Establishment of Genebank for Tropical Fruits2. Establishment of Plantation for Tropical Fruits

Ana T. VibandorJesus A. Osea

Agri-Ecotourism as Climate Change Adaptation Measure1. Vulnerability Assessment of Agritourism Communities as Influenced by Climate change 2. Livelihood in Agritourism Communities: Cost of Adapting to Climate Change3. Capacity Building and Adaptation Strategies 4. Enhancing Knowledge Management Base and Agritourism Adaptation Measures

Georgina J. BordadoHanilyn A. HidalgoMia Bella R. FresnidoGeorgina J. BordadoRhener G. BucadJosephine F. Cruz

Disaster Mitigation, Readiness and Preparedness Practices of Flood Prone Municipalities in the Bicol River Basin (BRB) Area

1. Readiness of Selected Local Government Units of Camarines to Implement RA 101212. Disaster Mitigation and Preparedness of the flood-prone Municipalities within the Bicol River Basin Area.

Yolanda S. Agawa

Yolanda S. AgawaHenry A. Mabesa, Jr.

Indigenous Knowledge Systems, Culture and the Arts on Agriculture, Fishery, and Forestry in Climate Change Adaptation in the Bicol Region

1. Indigenous Knowledge Systems, Culture and Arts on Agriculture in Climate Change Adaptation in the Bicol Region 2. Indigenous Knowledge Systems, Culture and Arts on Fishery in Climate Change Adaptation in the Bicol Region 3. Indigenous Knowledge Systems, Culture and Arts on Forestry in Climate Change adaptation in the Bicol Region 4. Climate Change Adaptation Awareness Among Stakeholders in the Bicol Region

5. Communication Mapping on Climate Change Adaptation Among Program Implementers6. Establishment of Knowledge Management System for Indigenous Knowledge on Climate Change Adaptation in

Agriculture, Forestry and Fishery Areas in Camarines Sur, Albay and Sorsogon

Gloria B. Osea

Marilyn A. SiguenzaCharlito P. CadagFlordeliza B. ValenzuelaLeah V. CarballoGloria B. OseaAna Vera C. VerasFrancia A. BelarminoLorena C. AlmelorJosephine F. Cruz

Making Schools Safer: Mainstreaming Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction in Schools1. Capacity Assessment of School in Mainstreaming Climate Change Adaption and Disaster Risk Reduction 2. Mainstreaming Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction in School Curriculum3. Curriculum Reform of MSDRM Curriculum4. Development and Validation of IEC Materials Integrated with Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk

Reduction Concepts

Cely S. BinoyaAsuncion A. OrbesoCely S. BinoyaMyra Luz M. HomillanoRamona Isabel S. Ramirez

Pili Elemi Oil Production and Utilization of Defatted Pili Pulp Meal for Livestock and Poultry RationsA. Improved Cultural Management Practices of Pili for Quality Resin Production

1. Resin Quality and Yield Characteristics of Pili Varieties (Canarium ovatum) and Other Canarium Species in the Bicol Region 2. Nutrient Management for Improvemed Resin Production 3. Field Validation of Pili Tapping Techniques, Collection and Post-Harvest Handling of Resin

4. B. Pili Elemi Oil Characterization

1. Isolation and Testing of Pili Elemi Oil from Resin2. Isolation and Testing of Pili Pulp Oil

3. Fermented Soil Nutrient from Pili Pulp Distillation Residue

Jesus A. OseaMarilyn B. BalderasMarilyn B. BalderasAllan B. Del RosarioRussel Rosalinda F. RastrulloAna T. VibandorJesus A. OseaRamona Isabel S. RamirezRamona Isabel S. RamirezRamona Isabel S. RamirezRussel Rosalinda F. RastrulloRamona Isabel S. RamirezRussel Rosalinda F. Rastrullo

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R & D PROJECTS/STUDIES IMPLEMENTED

A total of 120 research studies were implemented for CY 2013. Of these, 23 projects or 24% were completed on schedule. Figure 3 shows the projects by priority thrusts, with 47% on improving agricultural andfisheriesproductivity,27%on protecting the environment, 4% on nurturing knowledgesystem, 19% on enhancing policy studies and 3% on engineering and industrial technology.

There are 122 researches for CY 2013. Figure 4 shows the number of research projects by funding source. A total of 33 researches was funded by CBSUA coming from the GAA. DA-BAR funded 24 research studies while CHED financed 11 projects with atotal of 50 studies. DA-RFU V supported 9 researches on organic farming, adlai and breadfruit. Intervida-DA has 2. SEI-DOST, FPE, PCIEERD and PCAARRD-PCA has one each.


C. Utilization of Defatted Pili Pulp Meal in Poultry and Livestock Rations1. Determination of Metabolizable Energy Content and Proximate Analysis of Raw and Defatted Pili Pulp Meal

for Poultry and Pigs. 2. Production Performance and Carcass Characteristics of Broilers Fed Different Levels

of Protein Enriched Pili Pulp Meal3. Production Performance and Carcass Characteristics of Grower-Finisher Pigs Fed Different Levels of Protein

Enriched Pili Pulp Meal4. Milk Production Performance of Dairy Goats Fed Protein Enriched Pili Pulp Meal

Emma G. Jarcia Emma G. Jarcia Elizabeth T. CapioElizabeth T. CapioEdita C. CornejoLuz P. NapolesAdelfa A. VillaflorLeonardo D. SuretaEmma G. Jarcia

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Effects of Lesson Study in Developing Science Culture in the Philippine Public Schools Under the Project Strengthening the Capacity of Future Pillars of Science and Mathematics Education (Year 3)

Elizabeth L. Laynesa Evangelin S. HuernoCharlie P. Nacario Ana E. MirañaMary Grace B. Polvoriza

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Figure 4. Researches by Funding Source, Cy 2013.

Figure 3. Researches Implemented by Priority Thrusts, CY 2013.

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Evaluation of Indole Butyric Acid (IBA) Coconut Water and their Combination on Grafting Pili Gilda S. De Asis CANR

Benchmark Survey of the Existing Native Chicken in Districts 1,2,3 of Camarines Sur Rita N. Talay CANRIndigenous Knowledge System and Role of Gender on Seed Handling in Selected Villages in Camarines Sur

Celeste V. FranciaElizabeth M. Salvino

Santiago L. CamposanoCarmelita N. Cervantes

GS

Identification of Pre-harvest and Post-harvest Insect Pests and Diseases of Sweet Sorghum Grains

Ludivina C. Savilla GS

Table 5. Completed R&D Projects CY 2013 (Institutionally Funded)

Title of Research Project/Study Researcher/s College Funding Agency

Adaptability Trial of Pigeon Pea (Cajanus cajan (L) Millisp) in Camarines Sur Maria Victoria B. Refereza CANR DA-BARRun off and Soil Loss Determination in Cropping Systems with Hedgerows Melchora V. Abonal CANR DA-BARTechnology Needs Assessment of Organic Farming Across Gender Carmelita N. Cervantes CANR DA-RFU5Development of Food and Cosmetic Products from Stingless Bees Ma. Dulce J. Mostoles CANR DA-BARIdentification Damage Assessment and Control of Pests of Pigeon Pea (Cajanus cajan L. Millisp)

Ma. Dulce J. Mostoles CANR DA-BAR

Survey of Pre and Postharvest Practices and Perceptions of Taro farmers Ma. Cecilia M. Salamat CANR DA-BAREfficacy of Metarhizium anisopliae in Hornworm (Hippotion celerio) and cutrowm (Spodoptera litura) in Taro

Ludivina C. Savilla GS DA-BAR

Efficacy of Plant Extracts Against Phytopthora Leaf Blight of Taro (Colocasia esculenta (L) Schott)

Ludivina C. Savilla GS DA-BAR

The Effect of Organic Selenium, Probiotics, Prebiotics on Coccidia Occurrence in Philippine Native Chicken Under Semi-Intensive System

Monaliz M. Nagrampa CVM DA-BAR

The Effect of Organic Selenium, Probiotics, Prebiotics on Production Performance in Philippine Native Chicken Under Semi-Intensive System

Josefina Linda B. Mañugo CVM DA-BAR

Anti-Diarrheal Action of Amarillong Gubat (Bidens pillosa L.) in Weaner Piglets Alberto M. CabreraJose S. Sabater CVM DA-BAR

Promotion & Adoption of Organic Farming in Bicol Georgina J. Bordado CEM IntervidaStatus of Organic Agriculture R&D in Bicol Region Ma. Teresa B. Lirag CEM IntervidaFarmer’s Knowledge and Awareness on Pigeon Pea in Camarines Sur Ma. Teresa B. Lirag CEM DA-BARModification of CBSUA/PCIEERRD Water Hyacinth Chopper harvester Joel P. Sadol CEFS PCIEERRDProcess Optimization and Nutritional Assessment of Pigeon Pea (Cajanus cajan) Food Products

Melani Y. Abalayan CEFS DA-BAR

Development of Adlai by-products as Alternative Food Material Rocelyn M. Imperial CEFS DA-RFU 5Development of Drier for Gabi (Colocasia esculenta) Leaves Rolando G. De Asis CEFS DA-BARCharacterization of Taro Varieties (Colocasia esculenta) in the Bicol Region Lilia C. Pasiona CAS DA-BAR

Table 6. Completed R&D Projects CY 2013 (Externally Funded)


Process Optimization and Pilot Testing of Organic Basil Calamansi Beverages Julieta M. CasaulGilda S. De Asis

CEFSCANR

Tracer Study of Graduates of Agricultural Engineering (2005-2012) of Central Bicol State University of Agriculture Jennifer M. Eboña CEFSTracer Study of Graduates of Bachelor of Science in Food Technology (2005-2010) CBSUA Josephine A. Red CEFSOptimizing the Parameters of CBSUA Designed Post Harvest Processing Equipment

1. Optimizing the Engineering Parameters of Mechanical Crusher-Grinder2. Optimizing the Engineering Parameters of Mechanical Rotary Crop Washer/Cleaner

Nila B. OñateMarife L. PesinoCherryflor R. Balingasa

CEFS

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Predictors for the Readiness in taking the Licensure Examination for Agriculturist Adelfa A. Villaflor CANRPerformance Assessment of CBSUA LEA Examinees from 2008-2012 Adelfa A. Villaflor CANRGrowth and Yield of Oyster Mushroom on Different Agricultural Waste Substrate Allan B. Del Rosario CANRAgronomic Characterization, Feeding Values, Palatability and Persistency of Promising Ornamental Forage Grasses

1. Agronomic Characterization and Persistency of Promising Ornamental Forage Grasses2. Feeding Values and Palatability Scores of Promising Ornamental Forage Grasses

Leonardo D. Sureta CANR

Performance of Corn Seeds and Seedlings as Influenced by Different Organic Methods of Pest Control 1. Insect Pests, Pathogens and Mycotoxin Level of Stored Corn Seeds Applied with Organic Pest Control

Ludivina C. Savilla GS

Effects of Sprouting Pigeon Peas on the Nutrient Composition, Performance and Sensory Attributes of Poultry 1. Chemical Constituents and Nutritive Quality Assessment of Raw and Sprouted Pigeon Peas 2. Growth Performance of Broilers given Sprouted Pigeon Peas under Different Germination Time3. Carcass Quality, Sensory Evaluation and General Acceptability of Broilers Given Pigeon Pea Sprouts in the

Rations

Luz P. NapolesLuz P. NapolesLuz P. NapolesEdith C. Cornejo

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Research and Development Program on Medicinal Plants in Camarines Sur Celerino B. Llesol, Jr CANRState of Supply and Demand of Agri-ecotourism Management Graduates

1. Human Resource Inventory of AET Graduates2. Environmental Scanning of Agritourism and Ecotourism Industries

Hanilyn A. Hidalgo CEM

Modalities on Climate Change Adaptation in DepEd High School1. Assessment of Climate Change Adaptation Practices in Various Ecological Zones of Camarines Sur

Margarita A. De Los Santos CDE

Pinaggikanan: Harnessing Bicolano’s Identity 1. Pinaggikanan of Some of the Barangay’s Municipalities, City of the Three Provinces in the Bicol Region2. Pinaggikanan: Environment, Culture and the Arts

Gloria B. Osea Ana Vera V. Hugo Teresita L. Mino

CAS

Development and Validation of Relevant Instructional Materials for Science Laboratory Classes in the K-12 Program1. Development and Validation Laboratory Manual for Grade 7 Science2. Development and Validation of a Science Experiments for Grade Science Class 3. Development and Curricular Validity Evaluation of a Workbook for Grade 9 Science Class4. Experiment Guide for Grade 10 Science Class

Ramona Isabel S. RamirezMarilyn A. Siguenza Leah V. CarballoRamona Isabel S. RamirezRamona Isabel S. Ramirez

CAS

Pet Population and Ownership Practices of Households in CBSUA Campus Ilene S. Basitan CVM

Course Preference of High School Students in the Second District of Camarines Sur as Basis for Curricular Reform Divina Gracia R. Galang Melquiades N. Pana PASACAO

The Role of Men, Women and Children in Disaster Risk Management in Selected Barangays of Pasacao, Camarines Sur Divina Gracia R. Galang PASACAO

Growth Performance Evaluation of Broiler Chickens Fed with Conventional Feeds Fermented Plant Juice Jose S. Sabater CVM

Food Products from Mabolo (Diospyros blancoi) FruitAna Maria A. BonitoJoanabelle M. De los SantosErlinda B. Almonte

SIPOCOT

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Table 8. On-going R&D Projects CY 2013 (Externally Funded)

Title of Research Project/Study Researcher/s

CHED FUNDEDIntegrated Research and Development Program for Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction Management in the Agriculture, Fishery and Forestry Sectors in the Bicol Region

Crop and Livestock Performance Forecasts for a Climate Change Scenario in the Bicol Region

1. Climate Change Scenario Building2. Analysis of Crop and Livestock Growth Parameters 3. Analysis of Indigenous Knowledge Systems (IKS) on Climate Change Coping Mechanisms4. Crop-Livestock Weather Matching5. Develop Forecasts and Recommendations6. Establishment of Knowledge Management Systems

Arthur B. Estrella

Arthur B. EstrellaJosephine F. Cruz Ma. Teresa B. LiragVladimir R. Foronda Celerino B. LlesolCely S. Binoya

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Title of Research Project/Study Researcher/sLake Buhi: State of the Environment and Climate Change Adaptation and Management Systems

1. Land-Use System: Spatial Analysis 2. Lake-Use and Fish Production Monitoring3. Water Quality Study and Water Balance4. Biodiversity and Habitat5. Waste Management Study in the Lake Buhi Periphery6. Governance Study: Gender Roles in Lake Management7. Population and Livelihood: Public Health Study 8. Disaster Risk and Vulnerability Study (Identification of Risks Factors and Estimation of Magnitude of Risks,

Vulnerability Assessment to Include Scenario Mapping, Hazard Mapping, Loss Estimation Particularly to the Agriculture, Fishery Sectors)

9. Stakeholders Assessment (Identification and Assessment of Stakeholders in Terms of Capacities, Relations and Networks)

Vladimir R. ForondaVladimir R. ForondaMelinda P. PanMa. Joyce Dulce Flordeliza B. ValenzuelaJennifer M. EboñaLora O. PangaMelissa E. FranciaCely S. Binoya

Arthur B. Estrella

Promotion of Sustainable Practices and Development of Income Generating Schemes for Climate Change Adaptation in Adverse Environments in the Upland Ecosystem in Camarines Sur

1. Characterization and Mapping of Adverse Environments in the Upland Ecosystem as Affected by Climate Change2. Participatory Rural Appraisal of Selected Communities in the Upland Ecosystem 3. Socio-Economic Profile and Marketing of Commodities in Adverse Environments in the Upland Ecosystem as

Affected by Climate Change.4. Livelihood Schemes in Adverse Environments in the Upland Ecosystem as Affected by Climate Change 5. Promotion of Sustainable Practices through IEC Materials Development

Fe B. Perlas

Fe B. PerlasJose Noel S. VillavicencioGladys G. Rosales

Melani Y. AbalayanRussel Rosalinda F. Rastrullo

Agroforestry Development in Mt. Isarog for Poverty Alleviation and Aversion of Climate Change Impacts

1. Establishment of Banaba, Malunggay and Pili-Based Agroforestry in Mt. Isarog2. By-product Development from Banaba and Malunggay

Celerino B. Llesol, JrMelani Y. Abalayan

Genebanking of Tropical Fruits: Morphological-Botanical Characterization and Plantation Establishment of Tropical Fruits

1. Establishment of Genebank for Tropical Fruits2. Establishment of Plantation for Tropical Fruits

Ana T. VibandorJesus A. Osea

Agri-Ecotourism as Climate Change Adaptation Measure

1. Vulnerability Assessment of Agritourism Communities as Influenced by Climate change 2. Livelihood in Agritourism Communities: Cost of Adapting to Climate Change3. Capacity Building and Adaptation Strategies 4. Enhancing Knowledge Management Base and Agritourism Adaptation Measures

Georgina J. Bordado

Hanilyn A. HidalgoMia Bella R. FresnidoGeorgina J. BordadoRhener G. BucadJosephine F. Cruz

Disaster Mitigation, Readiness and Preparedness Practices of Flood Prone Municipalities in the Bicol River Basin (BRB) Area

1. Readiness of Selected Local Government Units of Camarines to Implement RA 101212. Disaster Mitigation and Preparedness of the flood-prone Municipalities within the Bicol River Basin Area.

Yolanda S. Agawa

Yolanda S. AgawaHenry A. Mabesa, Jr.

Indigenous Knowledge Systems, Culture and the Arts on Agriculture, Fishery, and Forestry in Climate Change Adaptation in the Bicol Region

1. Indigenous Knowledge Systems, Culture and Arts on Agriculture in Climate Change Adaptation in the Bicol Region 2. Indigenous Knowledge Systems, Culture and Arts on Fishery in Climate Change Adaptation in the Bicol Region 3. Indigenous Knowledge Systems, Culture and Arts on Forestry in Climate Change adaptation in the Bicol Region 4. Climate Change Adaptation Awareness among Stakeholders in the Bicol Region

5. Communication Mapping on Climate Change Adaptation Among Program Implementers6. Establishment of Knowledge Management System for Indigenous Knowledge on Climate Change Adaptation in

Agriculture, Forestry and Fishery Areas in Camarines Sur, Albay and Sorsogon

Gloria B. Osea

Marilyn A. SiguenzaCharlito P. CadagFlordeliza B. ValenzuelaLeah V. CarballoGloria B. OseaAna Vera C. VerasFrancia A. BelarminoLorena C. AlmelorJosephine F. Cruz

Making Schools Safer: Mainstreaming Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction in Schools1. Capacity Assessment of School in Mainstreaming Climate Change Adaption and Disaster Risk Reduction 2. Mainstreaming Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction in School Curriculum3. Curriculum Reform of MSDRM Curriculum4. Development and Validation of IEC Materials Integrated with Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk

Reduction Concepts

Cely S. BinoyaAsuncion A. OrbesoCely S. BinoyaMyra Luz M. HomillanoRamona Isabel S. Ramirez

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Title of Research Project/Study Researcher/sPili Elemi Oil Production and Utilization of Defatted Pili Pulp Meal for Livestock and Poultry Rations

A. Improved Cultural Management Practices of Pili for Quality Resin Production 1. Resin Quality and Yield Characteristics of Pili Varieties (Canarium ovatum) and other Canarium Species in the Bicol Region 2. Nutrient Management for Improvemed Resin Production

3. Field Validation of Pili Tapping Techniques, Collection and Post-Harvest Handling of ResinB. Pili Elemi Oil Characterization

1. Isolation and Testing of Pili Elemi Oil from Resin2. Isolation and Testing of Pili Pulp Oil

3. Fermented Soil Nutrient from Pili Pulp Distillation Residue

C. Utilization of Defatted Pili Pulp Meal in Poultry and Livestock Rations1. Determination of Metabolizable Energy Content and Proximate Analysis of Raw and Defatted Pili Pulp Meal

for Poultry and Pigs. 2. Production Performance and Carcass Characteristics of Broilers Fed Different Levels

of Protein Enriched Pili Pulp Meal3. Production Performance and Carcass Characteristics of Grower-Finisher Pigs Fed Different Levels of Protein

Enriched Pili Pulp Meal4. Milk Production Performance of Dairy Goats Fed Protein Enriched Pili Pulp Meal

Jesus A. OseaMarilyn B. BalderasMarilyn B. BalderasAllan B. Del RosarioRussel Rosalinda F. RastrulloAna T. VibandorJesus A. OseaRamona Isabel S. RamirezRamona Isabel S. RamirezRamona Isabel S. RamirezRussel Rosalinda F. RastrulloRamona Isabel S. RamirezRussel Rosalinda F. RastrulloEmma G. Jarcia Emma G. Jarcia Elizabeth T. CapioElizabeth T. CapioEdita C. CornejoLuz P. NapolesAdelfa A. VillaflorLeonardo D. SuretaEmma G. Jarcia

DOST-SEIEffects of Lesson study in Developing Science Culture in the Philippine Public Schools under the Project Strengthening the Capacity of Future Pillars of Science and Mathematics Education (Year 3)

Elizabeth L. Laynesa Evangelin S. HuernoCharlie P. Nacario Ana E. MirañaMa. Linda B. Ruiz

DA-FRU 5Breadfruit Research and Development Project

1. Nursery Management of Breadfruit

2. Identification of Best Practice for Breadfruit Regeneration3. Development and Processing of Breadfruit Processed Products

Joel L. BatanesMarilyn B. BalderasRosario Avila Marilyn B. BalderasRocelyn M. Imperial

Development and Promotion of Adlai (Coix lacryma-jobi) as an Alternative Staple Food1. Development of Adlai by-products as Alternative Food Material2. Diseases and Other Pests Associated with Adlai (Coix lacryma-jobi)3. Performance of Adlai an Different Seeding Rates, Planting Distance and Ratooning4. Nutrient Management Strategies for Adlai (Coix lacryma-jobi)

Joel L. BatanesRocelyn M. ImperialMarilyn B. BalderasCarmelita N. CervantesFe B. Perlas

DA-BARPre and Postharvest Technology for Taro in the Bicol Region

1. Development of IPM Scheme for Taro Major Insect Pests and Its Control2. Integrated Pest Management of Taro3. Performance of Taro (Colocasia esculenta) Leaves on Different Fertilizer in Selected Sties in Camarines Sur

Maria Dulce J. MostolesMaria Dulce J. MostolesLudivina C. SavillaAllan B. del Rosario

Utilization and Commercialization Production of Stingless Bee and its By-products in the Bicol Region1. Distribution and Relative Abundance of Stingless Bees in the Bicol Region2. Pollen and Nectar Sources of Stingless Bees3. Pollination of Crops Using Stingless Bees

Maria Dulce J. MostolesRoberto BuenaaguaLilia C. PasionaAllan B. del Rosario

Pigeon Pea (Cajanus cajan (L) Millisp) Research and Development Project1. Identification Damage Assessment and Control of Pests of Pigeon Pea (Cajanus cajan)2. Farmers’ Knowledge and Awareness on Pigeon Pea (Cajanus cajan) in Camarines Sur3. Pigeon Pea Biomass Utilization as Green Manure and Nitrogen Source of Organic for Vermicomposting4. Utilization of Pigeon Pea (Cajanus cajan) Leaf Meal as Feed for Broilers

Fe B. PerlasMaria Dulce J. MostolesMa. Teresa B. LiragFe B. PerlasEmma G. Jarcia

PCARRD-PCADevelopment of Coconut-based Integrated Income generating Scheme in Partnership with:LGUs and private Sectors to Reduce Poverty in Bicol

Georgina J. Bordado


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PROFILE OF FACULTY-RESEARCHERS

MONITORING AND EVALUATION ACTIVITIES

Figure 5.PercentageofResearchersbyAcademicRank,CY2013

Field Monitoring and assessment of on-going R&D projects was conducted on May 9-10, 2013. This

activity aimed to evaluate the progress of the projects and provide recommendations to improve project implementation. It also served as a preliminary review to identify projects for inclusion in the 2013 R & D Project Review and Information Dissemination.

A total of eighteen (18) projects were monitored at the main campus. Seven of which were completed and eleven (11) are on-going. The team of evaluators was composed of Dr. Emma G. Jarcia, Prof. Arthur B. Estrella, Dr. Rowena M. Bayrante, Prof. Ma. Teresa B. Lirag, Prof. Josephine F. Cruz and Prof. Russell Rosalinda F. Rastrullo (PME Coordinator).

The team evaluated on the first day theexperimental projects at the different sites of the University: OADP, RAC and Animal Science project

area.Onthesecondday,social/developmentprojectswere presented at the Research Conference Room. On the third day, Calabanga and Pasacao, Camarines Sur were visited as the site for the study, “Adaptability Trials of Pigeon Pea.”

FIELD MONITORING

There are 66 faculty-researchers involved in the projects who came from various colleges and campuses of the University. A total of 21% who conducted research studies are Professors, 24% Associate Professors, 32% Assistant Professors, and 23% are Instructors.

Title of Research Project/Study Researcher/s

FPELake Buhi: State of the Environment

1. Institutional Governance and Management 2. Biological and Chemical Component3. Physical Component4. Socio-Economic component

Arthur B. EstrellaFlordeliza B. ValenzuelaVladimir R. ForondaCely S. Binoya


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College/CampusInstitutionally Funded Projects

Research Title Externally Funded ProjectsTotal

On-going Completed On-going Completed

Graduate School 1 - - - 1

College of Agriculture & Natural Resources - - 4 3 7

College of Economics & Management - - 1 - 1

College of Engineering & Food Sciences - - 1 3 4

College of Veterinary Medicine - - 1 2 3

College of Development Education - - - - -

College of Arts & Sciences - - 2 - 2

Sipocot - - - - -

Calabanga - - - - -

Pasacao - - - - -

Total 1 - 9 8 18

Table 9. SummaryofprojectsmonitoredbyCollege/Campus,CY2013.

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26th ANNUAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROJECT REVIEW AND INFORMATION DISSEMINATION

The Research, Extension, Production and Entrepreneurial Development (REPED) Central Bicol State University

of Agriculture (CBSUA) held its 26th Research and Development Project Review and Information Dissemination (RDPRID) on August 1-2, 2013 at the Ciriaco N. Divinagracia Hall, CBSUA. The review featured a best paper and best poster presentation for completed studies and a paper presentation for on-going researches with two categories, researchandsocial/development.

For the year under review, a total of 15 on-going and 27 completed papers were presented. The panel of evaluators

for the Research Category were Dr. Manuel C. Mendoza of CHED V, Ms. Ma. Teresa D. Alcantara of DOST V, Dr. Luz R. Marcelino and Ms. Corazon A. Orbon of DA-RFU 5. It also included retired CBSUA professors, Dr. Martin A. Alamo and Dr. Roman N. Bucad. The University also invited Dr. Mariben D. Berja of DepEd Camarines Sur, Dr. Rosemarie A. Tabardillo of Partido State University and Mr. Elvie T. Gayosa of TRIAS Organization to evaluate the extension and production projects. Winners for the different categories are shown on the tables below.

Rank Researcher Research Title1 Gilda S. de Asis Evaluation of Indole Butyric Acid (IBA) Coconut Water and their Combination on Grafting Pili2 Lilia C. Pasiona Characterization of Taro Varieties (Dioscorea esculenta) in the Bicol Region3 Melchora V. Abonal Run off and Soil Loss Determination in Cropping Systems with Hedgerows

Table 10. 26th RDPRID Best Papers, Research Category, CY 2013.

Rank Researcher Research Title1 Maria Dulce J. Mostoles Development of Food and Cosmetic Products from Stingless Bees2 Rocelyn M. Imperial Development of Adlai by-products as Alternative Food Material3 Melani Y. Abalayan Process Optimization and Nutritional Assessment of Pigeon Pea (Cajanus cajan) Food Products

Table 11. 26th RDPRID Best Papers, Development Category, CY 2013.

Rank Researcher Research Title1 Melani Y. Abalayan Process Optimization and Nutritional Assessment of Pigeon Pea (Cajanus cajan) Food Products2 Gilda S. de Asis Evaluation of Indole Butyric (IBA) Coconut Water and their Combination on Grafting Pili3 Maria Dulce J. Mostoles Development of Food and Cosmetic Products from Stingless Bees

Table 12. 26th RDPRID Best Posters, CY 2013.

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25th BCAARRD REGIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT HIGHLIGHTS (RSRDH)

The Bicol University (BU), Legazpi City hosted the 25th Regional Symposium on Research and

Development Highlights (RSRDH) sponsored by the Bicol Consortium for Agriculture, Aquatic Resource Research and Development (BCARRD), Bicol Consortium for Industry and Energy Research and Development (BCIERD) and Philippine Association of Tertiary Level Educational Institutions in Environmental Protection and Management (PATLEPAM) held at BU College of Nursing Amphitheater on October 24, 2013.

The Central Bicol State University of Agriculture garnered a number of awards. Dr. Maria Dulce J. MostolesreapedthefirstplacefortheDevelopmentCategory-Forestry and Natural Resources for her research, “Utilization and Commercialization Production of Stingless Bees and its by-Products in Bicol Region” while Dr. Gilda S. De Asis placed second for the Research Category-Agriculture for her study, “Coconut Water in Grafting Pili”. On the other hand, both Engr. Joel P. Sadol (represented by Dr. Nila B. Oñate) and Dr. Gloria B. Osea won second place for their papers, “Development of Water Hyacinth Chopper Harvester” (Research Category-Technology) and “Improving Community Teachers’ Competencies

in Region V” (Research Category-Education). For the Student Poster Category, Joy P. Hallare with her adviser, Dr. Jose S. Sabater garnered second and Francis Euste with his adviser, Dr. Maria Francia D. Nuñez placed third.

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RESEARCHES PRESENTED

One of the incentives given to faculty researchers is attendance to various international, national

and regional/local fora and conferences to presenttheir research results. While most of the researches were presented at the regional and local levels, the accomplishment for research services exceeded the target in terms of research presentation at the international level (105%) (Table 13). Most of these international conferences were conducted and organized in the Philippines.

Attendance to international conferences of some researchers had been partly funded by PCAARRD and the DA-BAR Non-Degree Assistance Program.

Title of Research Output Presented Researcher/s Title of Conference Venue/Date

Cocopeat Utilization in Lahar-laden Areas in Albay Fe B. Perlas BCARRD Meeting with Implementers & Beneficiaries

BU, Legazpi CityJanuary 7, 2013

Identification of Damage Assessment and Control of Pests of Pigeonpea

Fe B. PerlasMaria Dulce Mostoles

Regional Assessment Review & Planning Workshop by DA-RFU V

Macagang Business Center, Nabua, Camarines SurJanuary 9, 2013

Development of Food Products from Pigeonpea Fe B. PerlasMelani Y. Abalayan



Varietal Trial of Pigeonpea (Cajanus cajan) Fe B. PerlasMa. Victoria B. Refereza



Run-off and Soil Loss Determination Fe B. PerlasMelchora B. Abonal



Employability of CBSUA-Sipocot Campus Graduates Ana Maria A. Bonito 3rd International Conference on Multidisciplinary Research

Planta Centro Hotel and Residences, Bacolod CityFebruary 7-9, 2013

Design, Fabrication and Testing of the Motion Activated Sensors for Urinals Rowel M. Castuera 3rd International Conference

on Multidisciplinary Research


Characterization of Pansi-pansi (Hyptis capitata) and its Antimicrobial Properties Imelda I. Balonzo 3rd International Conference

on Multidisciplinary Research


Productive Capacity Analysis of Lakeside Areas in Bato, Camarines Sur and Albay Jennifer M. Eboña

2013 National Engineering and Science Research Conference

Heritage Hotel,Pasay City

Nutrient Management Strategies for Adlai (Coix lacryma-jobi L.)

Fe B. PerlasJoel L. Batanes

22nd FCSSP Scientific Conference

Pearlmont Inn, Cagayan De OroMarch 12-14, 2013

Table 13. Papers Presented in Conferences, Fora, Symposia and Colloquium, CY 2013.

Figure 6. Number of Target vs. Research Outputs Disseminated/Presented, CY 2013

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Improving the Competencies of Community Teachersin Region V

Gloria B. Osea International Research Forum

Virgen Milagrosa University Foundation, San Carlos City, PangasinanApril 18-20, 2013

Teaching Practices in Math of Selected Public High Schools (PHS) in the Bicol Region

Eden C. Paz International Research Forum


Readiness and Acceptability of Information and Communication Technology Integration in Basic Education

Charlie P. Nacario International Research Forum


The Learning Styles and Strategies of CSSAC Cum Laudes School Year 2008-2009

Manuel A. Margate International Research Forum


Productive Capacity Analysis of Lakeside Areas in Bato, Camarines Sur and Albay

Jennifer M. Eboña 8th International Agricultural Engineering Week and the 63rd PSAE Annual National Convention

Cagayan State University-Andrews Campus, Caritan Tuguegarao CityApril 22-26, 2013

Farmers’ Awareness and Adoption of Soil Testing in Camarines Sur

Narses S. Detera 16th PSSST Annual Meeting and Scientific Conference

Subic Holiday Villas, ZambalesMay 29-31, 2013

Adaptability of Pigeon Pea in Camarines Sur Fe B. PerlasMaria Victoria B. Refereza

16th PSSST Annual Meeting and Scientific Conference

Subic Holiday Villas, ZambalesMay 29-31, 2013

Agro-Ecotourism Analysis for the Sustainable Development of Lake Buhi

Cely S. BinoyaCelerino B. Llesol

Research Colloquium for Rinconada Studies

CSPC, Nabua, Camarines SurJune 27, 2013

Promotion and Adoption of Organic Farming in Bicol, Philippines

Georgina J. Bordado International Conference on Interdisciplinary Research and Development in ASEAN Universities

Imperial Mae Ping Hotel, Chiang Rai, ThailandAugust 8-10, 2013

Good Organic Farm Management Practices in Bicol Region, Philippines

Hanilyn A. Hidalgo International Conference on Interdisciplinary Research and Development in ASEAN Universities

Imperial Mae Ping Hotel, Chiang Rai, ThailandAugust 8-10, 2013

Varietal Trial of Pigeon Pea (Cajanus cajan (L) Millisp.) Ma. Victoria B. Rerereza 26th RDPRID CND Hall, CBSUA, PiliCamarines SurAugust 1-2, 2013

Run off and Soil Loss Determination in Cropping systems with Hedgerows

Melchora V. Abonal 26th RDPRID CND Hall, CBSUA, PiliCamarines SurAugust 1-2, 2013

Identification of Pre-harvest and Post-harvest Insect Pests and Diseases of Sweet Sorghum Grains

Ludivina C. Savilla 26th RDPRID CND Hall, CBSUA, PiliCamarines SurAugust 1-2, 2013

Efficacy of Plant Extracts Against Phytophthora Leaf Blight of Taro (Colocasia esculenta (L) Schott)


Characterization of Taro Varieties (Dioscorea esculenta) in the Bicol Region

Lilia C. Pasiona 26th RDPRID CND Hall, CBSUA, PiliCamarines SurAugust 1-2, 2013

Efficacy of Metarhuzium anisopliae in Hornworm (Hippotion celerio) and Cutworm (Spodoptera litura) in Taro


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Evaluation of Indole butyric Acid (IBA) Coconut Waster and their Combination on Grafting Pili

Gilda S. de Asis 26th RDPRID CND Hall, CBSUA, PiliCamarines SurAugust 1-2, 2013

The Effect of Organic Selenium, Probiotics, Prebiotics on coccidian Occurrence in Philippine Native Chicken Under Semi-Intensive System

Monaliz Nagrampa 26th RDPRID CND Hall, CBSUA, PiliCamarines SurAugust 1-2, 2013

The Effect of Organic Selenium, Probiotics, Prebiotics on Production Performance of Philippine Native Chicken Under Semi-Intensive System

Josefinas Linda Mañugo 26th RDPRID CND Hall, CBSUA, PiliCamarines SurAugust 1-2, 2013

Multi-location Field Trial of FSBR Eggplant Maria Dulce J. Mostoles 26th RDPRID CND Hall, CBSUA, PiliCamarines SurAugust 1-2, 2013

Promotion & Adaptation of Organic Farming in Bicol Georgina J. Bordado 26th RDPRID CND Hall, CBSUA, PiliCamarines SurAugust 1-2, 2013

Technology Needs Assessment of Organic Farming Across Gender

Carmelita N. Cervantes 26th RDPRID CND Hall, CBSUA, PiliCamarines SurAugust 1-2, 2013

Status of Organic Agriculture R & D in Bicol Region Ma.Teresa B. Lirag 26th RDPRID CND Hall, CBSUA, PiliCamarines SurAugust 1-2, 2013

Development of Food and Cosmetic Products from Stingless Bees

Maria Dulce J. Mostoles 26th RDPRID CND Hall, CBSUA, PiliCamarines SurAugust 1-2, 2013

Benchmark Survey of the Existing Native Chicken in Districts 1,2,3 of Camarines Sur

Rita N. Talay 26th RDPRID CND Hall, CBSUA, PiliCamarines SurAugust 1-2, 2013

Modification of CBSUA/PCIEERRD Water Hyacinth Chopper Harvester

Joel P. Sadol 26th RDPRID CND Hall, CBSUA, PiliCamarines SurAugust 1-2, 2013

Process Optimization and Nutritional Assessment of Pigeon Pea (Cajanus cajan) Food Products

Melani Y. Abalayan 26th RDPRID CND Hall, CBSUA, PiliCamarines SurAugust 1-2, 2013

Development of Adlai by-products as Alternative Food Material

Rocelyn M. Imperial 26th RDPRID CND Hall, CBSUA, PiliCamarines SurAugust 1-2, 2013

Strengthening the Management Board of Mt. Isarog Natural Park (MINP) and Reviewing the MINP Existing Protection Mechanisms

1. Promoting the Biosphere Reserve Framework in the Management

2. Organizational Assessment of Protected Area Management Board

3. Assessment of Law Enforcement in MINP

Josephine F. Cruz

Arthur B. Estrella

Cely S. Binoya

26th RDPRID CND Hall, CBSUA, PiliCamarines SurAugust 1-2, 2013

Mt. Asog Rainforestation Program: A Showcase of an Agro-Silvo Pasture Model in Iriga City

Celerino B. Llesol 26th RDPRID CND Hall, CBSUA, PiliCamarines SurAugust 1-2, 2013



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Lake Buhi: State of the Environment 1. Institutional Governance and Management 2. Biological and Chemical Composition 3. Physical Composition 4. Socio-Economic Composition

Arthur B. EstrellaFlordeliza B. ValenzuelaVladimir R. ForondaCely S. Binoya


Farmers’ Knowledge and Awareness on Pigeon Pea (Cajanus cajan) in Camarines Sur

Ma. Teresa B. Lirag 26th RDPRID CND Hall, CBSUA, PiliCamarines SurAugust 1-2, 2013

Pigeon Pea (Cajanus cajan (L) Millisp) Biomass Utilization as Green Manure and Nitrogen Source for Vermicomposting

Fe B. Perlas 26th RDPRID CND Hall, CBSUA, PiliCamarines SurAugust 1-2, 2013

Identification Damage Assessment and Control of Pests of Pigeon Pea (Cajanus cajan)

Maria Dulce J. Mostoles 26th RDPRID CND Hall, CBSUA, PiliCamarines SurAugust 1-2, 2013

Identification of Best Practice for Breadfruit Regeneration Marilyn B. Balderas 26th RDPRID CND Hall, CBSUA, PiliCamarines SurAugust 1-2, 2013

Nursery Management of Breadfruit Marilyn B. Balderas 26th RDPRID CND Hall, CBSUA, PiliCamarines SurAugust 1-2, 2013

Nutrient Management Strategies for Adlai (Coix lacryma-jobi L.)

Fe B. Perlas 26th RDPRID CND Hall, CBSUA, PiliCamarines SurAugust 1-2, 2013

Anti-Diarrheal Action of Amarillong Gubat (Bidens pillosa L.) in Weaner Piglets

Alberto M. CabreraJose S. Sabater


Distribution and Relative Abundance of Stingless Bees in the Bicol Region

Roberto Buenaagua 26th RDPRID CND Hall, CBSUA, PiliCamarines SurAugust 1-2, 2013

Development of Coconut-Based Integrated Income Generating Scheme in Partnership with LGUs and Private Sectors to Reduce Poverty in Bicol

Georgina J. Bordado 26th RDPRID CND Hall, CBSUA, PiliCamarines SurAugust 1-2, 2013

Development of Drier for Gabi (Colocasia esculenta) Leaves Rolando G. De Asis 26th RDPRID CND Hall, CBSUA, PiliCamarines SurAugust 1-2, 2013

Pollen, Nectar and Propolis sources of Stingless Bees Lilia C. Pasiona 26th RDPRID CND Hall, CBSUA, PiliCamarines SurAugust 1-2, 2013

Benchmark Survey of Buri Stands in Camarines Sur Yvonne Abendanio 26th RDPRID CND Hall, CBSUA, PiliCamarines SurAugust 1-2, 2013

Rehabilitation of Lahar-laden Lowland Rice Areas with Cocopeat

Fe B. Perlas 2nd WASWAC World Conference, 5th National Convention on Water Resources Engineering

Rimkok Resort Hotel, Chiang Rai, ThailandSeptember 4-7, 2013

Farmer’s Awareness and Adoption of Soil Testing in Camarines Sur

Narses S. Detera 2nd WASWAC World Conference, 5th National Convention on Water Resources Engineering

Rimkok Resort Hotel, Chiang Rai, ThailandSeptember 4-7, 2013

Utilization and Commercialization Production of Stingless Bees and Its By-Products in Bicol Region

Maria Dulce J. Mostoles BCARRD Regional Symposium on R & D Highlights

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Coconut Water in Grafting Pili Gilda S. De Asis BCARRD Regional Symposium on R & D Highlights


Improving Community Teacher’s Competencies in Region V Gloria B. Osea BCARRD Regional Symposium on R & D Highlights


Development of Water Hyacinth Chopper Harvester Nila B. Oñate BCARRD Regional Symposium on R & D Highlights


Enhancing Adlai Production with Fertilization Fe B. Perlas 2013 ISSAAS International Congress & General Meeting

Acacia Hotel Manila, Alabang, Muntinlupa CityNovember 11-15, 2013

Performance of Stingless Bees in Different Hives Under Different Ecosystem

Ma. Dulce J. Mostoles 2013 ISSAAS International Congress & General Meeting


Coconut Water in Grafting Pili (Canarium ovatum) Gilda S. De Asis 2013 ISSAAS International Congress & General Meeting


Status of Organic Agriculture R & D Program in the Bicol Region, Philippines

Ma. Teresa B. Lirag 2013 ISSAAS International Congress & General Meeting


Botanical Characterization of Taro (Colocasia esculenta) Cultivars in the Bicol Region

Lilia C. Pasiona 2013 ISSAAS International Congress & General Meeting


Process Optimization and Nutritional Assessment of Pigeon Pea (Cajanus cajan L. Millsp) Food Products

Melani Y. Abalayan 2013 ISSAAS International Congress & General Meeting


Adaptability of Pigeon Pea in Camarines Sur Maria Victoria B. Refereza 2013 ISSAAS International Congress & General Meeting


Benchmark Survey of Philippine native Chicken Industry in Three Districts in Camarines Sur

Rita N. Talay 2013 ISSAAS International Congress & General Meeting


Surface Run-Off and Soil Loss Determination on Different Cropping Systems with Pigeon Pea as Hedgerow

Melchora V. Abonal 2013 ISSAAS International Congress & General Meeting


Nutrient Management Strategies for Selected Crops Grown in Problem Soils

Fe B. Perlas National Conference On Researches And Best Practices On Organic Fertilizer Production And Soil Fertility Management

BSWM Convention Hall, Quezon CityNovember 18-19, 2013


Melani Y. Abalyan Year End Workshop of Provincial Rural Improvement Club Council

La Huerta Farm, Sta Teresita, Baao, Camarines SurDecember 5, 2013




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KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT

Information management is an essential component to strengthen the research services of the

University. The Management Information Service (MIS) Unit serves the information needs of various partner agencies and institutions for statistical data of researchers for inclusion in their reports. It maintains and updates its existing databases to provide a completeandcomprehensiveinventoryofproposed/new,ongoingandcompletedresearchesundertakenin agriculture, forestry and natural resources and a profile of competent and hardworking researchers.Likewise,datacontentbuildupandmaintenanceisanongoing activity being done for the various information systems initiated by PCAARRD and BCAARRD which are being utilized by the Division for the effective management of its information resources. These systems are the R & D Management Information System (RDMIS) and the Human Resource Information System (HRIS). It continues to provide and exchange information with different research and development institutions and partner agencies to promote

information sharing and facilitate dissemination of R &DactivitiesoftheUniversity.TheUniversityworksin collaboration with various international agencies such as Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), United Nations Educational, Scientific and CulturalOrganization (UNESCO) and USAID agencies, national government agencies such as the Philippine Council for Agriculture, Aquatic Resources, Forestry and Natural Resources Research and Development (PCAARRD), Department of Agriculture-Bureau of Agricultural Research (DA-BAR), Bureau of Soil and Water Management (BSWM), Department of Science and Technology (DOST), Commission on Higher Education (CHED), CHED-Zonal Research Center (CHED-ZRC), National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA), Department of Budget and Management (DBM), Bicol Consortium for Agriculture, Aquatic Resources Research and Development (BCAARRD) and local government units (LGUs) within the region.

The Scientific Literature Services (SLS) is beingmaintained by the Research Division through the

Knowledge Management Center. The Center servesas an avenue to effectively access information on the latest R&D knowledge and technology produced bythe University. Aside from the information generated from the R&D projects, it also provides data from other government agencies, NGOs and POs through its “Tambubong” program, an exchange of publications with other institutions. For the year under review, 87 reading materials were acquired (Table 14). The publications were mostly acquired from PCAARRD, DA-BAR, CvSU, DA-RFU 5, SEARCA, NFRDI, MMSU, WASWAC, DENR, PhilRice and USAID-FPE.

Type Holdings

Journal 8

Books 20

Newsletter/Magazines 21Pamphlet/Leaflet/Flyers 35Proceedings 3

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Copies Distributed

CBSUA Annual Report 2012 50 40

26th Science and Technology Excellence Award Competition Proceedings 2 for SLS only

26th Research and Development Project Review and Information Dissemination Proceedings 2 for SLS only

Press Releases:• Sipocot Faculty-Researchers win three IAMURE International Paper Presentation Awards• RD Sponsors Training on Social Research• Research Division Conduct 26th Science and Technology Excellence Award• CBSUA hosts 23rd PHILARM National Convention• REPED Cluster hold 26th IHRID• CBSUA – Research Division Conducts Training on Geomapping• Faculty Researchers Reap BCARRD Awards• Mag Agri-Tayo Documents Pigeon Pea R&D Project

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Posters/Tarpaulins/Flyers/Pamphlet/Leaflet• 26th RDPRID Winners• 2013 BCARRD Symposium Winners• Water Hyacinth Harvester• Training on Geomapping• Awards Night Photobooth• Pigeon Pea Production Guide• Development of Adlai-Based Energy Bar• Water Hyacinth Harvester• Process Optimization and Nutritional Assessment of Pigeon Pea Food Products

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Table 15. Information Materials Develop, CY 2013

The Applied Communication Unit (ACU) of the Division developed numerous information

materials such as annual report, proceedings, press releases, posters, tarpaulins, flyers, pamphletsand leaflets to disseminate information on variousRD undertakings andmatured technologies of theuniversity (Table 15). It also provided art services in the form of backdrops, streamers, signages and throughbookbindingsofdocuments(Table16).

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Type of Arts Service Availed Client/sBackdrop4th Charter Anniversary Celebration - Awards Night Research DivisionTraining on Social Research Design, Methodologies Data Analysis & Interpretation Research DivisionCBSUA 4th Commencement Exercises CBSUABaccalaureate Mass and Recognition Ceremonies 2013 CBSUATechnical Writing on Refereed Journal Research DivisionFaculty Forum CBSUA-FacultySari-Saring Sayaw Sama-Samang Galaw CASHuman Resource Development Seminar GASSSeminar Workshop on Dance Sport and Folkdance CASTraining on Geomapping Research DivisionStreamerSTEAC Awardees - Oral Presentation Research DivisionSTEAC Awardees - Poster Presentation Research Division26th RDPRID Research DivisionPHILARM Officers and Guests - Welcome Signage Research DivisionBookbindingBooks, Bulletins, Pamphlet and Lecture Guides of RD Research DivisionSignageGrafted Pili Seedlings, Stingless Bees Products, Adlai Products, Pigeon Pea Production, Fruit Wine, Bicol Express, Laing, Sinantol, Goat’s Milk, Cow’s Milk, Bignay Concentrate, Dried Taro, Basil-Calamansi Concentrate, Vermicompost, Stevia, Tarragon, Basil, Mint and Pili Fruit

Table 16. Arts Services, CY 2013

Title of Exhibit Date & Venue Sponsor Attendee/s

19th CHED-SUC Product FairMay 20-23, 2013CHED, UP-Diliman, Quezon City

CHEDMelani Y. AbalayanMhel SangalangGina Pamor

Agri-Aqua Day, 2013 National Science Week

July 23- 27, 2013SMX Convention, Pasay, City

PCAARRD

Joel L. BatanesFe B. PerlasGeorgina J. BordadoMarilyn B. BalderasAlberto M. CabreraEmma G. JarciaJose S. SabaterMaria Francia D. NuñezMelanie Y. AbalayanJulieta M. Casaul

9th Agriculture and Fisheries National Technology Commercialization Forum and Product Exhibits

August 7-8, 2013SM Mega Trade Hall 2, Mandaluyong City

DA-BARFe B. PerlasRosalinda F. RastrulloTeresa B. Lirag

Bicol Regional Invention Contest and Exhibit (BRICE)

October 1-3, 2013The Event Center, SM City, Naga City

DOST V

Melani Y. AbalayanRocelyn M. ImperialRosalinda F. RastrulloJoel P. SadolJulius de Villa

Table 17. Exhibits

TofurtherdisseminatevaluableRDknowledge,theDivisionparticipatedin4exhibitssponsoredbyCHED,PCAARRD, DA-BAR and DOST V-CHED, respectively (Table 17). Moreover, the Division, in partnership

with the Extension Division has conducted a Lecture Series and Round Table Discussion on the System of Rice Intensification(SRI)onJune4,2013withDr.LucyFisherofCornellUniversity,NewYork,USAandMr.RobertoVerzola of SRI Pilipinas as lecturers.

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For CY 2013, a total of 37 research outputs were published, 19 of which were published in international refereed and non-refereed journals, 10 in other national journals and 8 research outputs to be published in

the CBSUA Journal of Research. Publication was highest in other national journals (167%) with research outputs publishedinthebookofabstractsandproceedingspreparedbyconferenceorganizers(Table18).

Title of Article Name of Book/Journal/Publication Author(s)

Sipocot Faculty-Researchers win three IAMURE International Paper Presentation Awards

CBSUA Research DivisionPress Release Janeen Cielo R. Zamudio

RD Sponsors Training on Social Research CBSUA Research DivisionPress Release Janeen Cielo R. Zamudio

Research Division Conducts 26th Science and Technology Excellence Award

CBSUA WebsiteCBSUA Research DivisionPress Release

Janeen Cielo R. Zamudio

CBSUA Hosts 23rd PHILARM National Convention CBSUA Research DivisionPress Release Janeen Cielo R. Zamudio

REPED Cluster holds 26th RDRID CBSUA Research DivisionPress Release Aileen V. Buenavente

CBSUA-Research Division Conducts Training on Geomapping CBSUA Research DivisionPress Release Bjorn Borris D. De los Santos

Faculty Researchers Reap BCARRD Awards CBSUA Research DivisionPress Release Bjorn Borris D. De los Santos

Mag Agri-Tayo Document Pigeon Pea R&D Project CBSUA Research DivisionPress Release Bjorn Borris D. De los Santos

Design, Fabrication and Testing of the Motion Activated Sensors for Urinals

Book of Abstracts -3rd International Conference on Multidisciplinary Research Rowel M. Castuera

Employability of CBSUA-Sipocot Campus Graduates Book of Abstracts -3rd International Conference on Multidisciplinary Research Ana Maria A. Bonito

Characterization of Pansi-pansi (Hyptis capitata) and its Antimicrobial Properties

Book of Abstracts -3rd International Conference on Multidisciplinary Research Imelda I. Balonzo

Adaptability of Pigeon Pea in Camarines Sur PSSST Soils for Survival Proceedings of the 16th Annual Meeting and Scientific Conference

Fe B. PerlasMaria Victoria B. Refereza

Improving the Competencies of Community Teachers in Region V Proceedings of the International Research Forum 2013 Gloria B. Osea

Readiness and Acceptability of Information and Communication Technology Integration in Basic Education

Proceedings of the International Research Forum 2013 Charlie P. Nacario

The Learning Styles and Atrategies of CSSAC Cum Laudes School Year 2008-2009

Proceedings of the International Research Forum 2013 Manuel A. Margate

Teaching Practices in Math of Selected Public High Schools (PHS) in the Bicol Region

Proceedings of the International Research Forum 2013 Eden C. Paz

Productive Capacity Analysis of Lakeside Areas in Bato, Camarines Sur and Albay

Proceedings of the 8th International Agricultural Engineering Week and 63rd PSAE Annual National Convention

Jennifer M. Eboña

Good Organic Farm Management Practices in Bicol Region, Philippines The Journal of Interdisciplinary Networks Hanilyn A. Hidalgo

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Title of Article Name of Book/Journal/Publication Author(s)

Promotion & Adaptation of Organic Farming in Bicol, Philippines The Journal of Interdisciplinary Networks Georgina J. Bordado

Assessment of Opportunities for Upland Organic Farming in Cam Sur, Philippines The Journal of Interdisciplinary Networks Josephine F. Cruz

Rehabilitation of Lahar-laden Lowland Rice Areas with CocopeatProceedings of the 2nd WASWAC World Conference, 5th National Convention on Water Resources Engineering

Fe B. Perlas

Self-Efficacy for Science Careers: A Comparative Study between Japanese and Filipino University Students

Micronesian Educator: A Journal of Research & Practice on Education in Guam and Micronesia

Tomoko Adachi Ma. Teresa B. Lirag

Farmer’s Awareness and Adoption of Soil Testing in Camarines SurProceedings of the 2nd WASWAC World Conference, 5th National Convention on Water Resources Engineering

Narses S. Detera

Surface Run-Off and Soil Loss Determination on Different Cropping Systems with Pigeon Pea as Hedgerow

Book of Abstracts, International Society for Southeast Asian Agricultural Sciences Melchora V. Abonal

Benchmark Survey of Philippine native Chicken Industry in Three Districts in Camarines Sur

Book of Abstracts, International Society for Southeast Asian Agricultural Sciences Rita N. Talay

Adaptability of Pigeon Pea in Camarines Sur Book of Abstracts, International Society for Southeast Asian Agricultural Sciences Maria Victoria B. Refereza


Book of Abstracts, International Society for Southeast Asian Agricultural Sciences Melani Y. Abalayan

Botanical Characterization of Taro (Colocasia esculenta) Cultivars in the Bicol Region

Book of Abstracts, International Society for Southeast Asian Agricultural Sciences Lilia C. Pasiona

Performance of Stingless Bees in Different Hives Under Different Ecosystem

Book of Abstracts, International Society for Southeast Asian Agricultural Sciences Ma. Dulce J. Mostoles

Coconut Water in Grafting Pili (Canarium ovatum) Book of Abstracts, International Society for Southeast Asian Agricultural Sciences Gilda S. De Asis

Status of Organic Agriculture R & D Program in the Bicol Region, Philippines

Book of Abstracts, International Society for Southeast Asian Agricultural Sciences Ma. Teresa B. Lirag

Enhancing Adlai Production with Fertilization Book of Abstracts, International Society for Southeast Asian Agricultural Sciences Fe B. Perlas

Nutrient Management Strategies for Adlai (Coix lacryma-jobi L.)Proceedings, 22nd Federation of Crop Science Societies of the Philippines (FCSSP) Scientific Conference

Fe B. Perlas

Productive Capacity Assessment of Lakeside Areas of Bato Camarines Sur and Albay

Proceedings, 8th International Agricultural Enginnering Week and the 63rd PSAE Annual National Convention

Jennifer Eboña

26th SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY EXCELLENCE AWARDS COMPETITION

Rank Research Title Researcher Adviser College

1 The Effect of Fermented Feed to Enteric Microbial Population in Pigs Roxanne Abegaile Aquino Jose S. Sabater CVM

2 Geographical Distribution and Colony Characterization of Stingless Bee in Bicol Region Bjorn Borris D. Delos Santos Ma. Dulce J. Mostoles CANR

3 Drying Characteristics of Sweet Basil Leaves Maiden J. Benosa Nila B. Oñate CEFS

Table 19. 2013 STEAC Winners, Oral Presentation

Rank Research Title Researcher Adviser College

1 Utilization of Sugar Substitute Using Stevia Leaves Francis C. Euste Ma. Francia D. Nuñez CEM

2Comparative Evaluation of Different Antibiotic Free-Diets against Gastrointestinal Bacteria in Philippine Native Chickens

Princess C. De Dios Josefina B. Mañugo CVM

3Comparative Performance Evaluation of Pigs Raised in Conventional and Organic Farming System

Joy R. Hallare Jose S. Sabater CVM

Table 20. 2013 STEAC Winners, Poster Presentation

A total of 11 research papers for oral presentation and 15

posters were submitted for the 2013 Science and Technology Excellence Award competition (STEAC). The entries came from the Colleges of Economics and Management (CEM), Agriculture and Natural Resources (CANR), Veterinary Medicine (CVM) and Engineering and Food Science (CEFS) and

Figure 7. ProfileofEntriesforSTEACbyAcademicCluster, CY 2013

CBSUA-Calabanga campus. The evaluators were Dr. Rona Bernales and Dr. Corazon Orbon from the Department of Agriculture, Regional Field Unit 5 (DA-RFU 5), Dir. Patrocinio Felizmenio of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST), Dr. Mariel R. Estrella of the Mariners’ Polytechnic Colleges and Dr. Roman N. Bucad, a retired professor of CBSUA. Winners were students from CVM, CEFS, CANR and CEM (Table 19 and Table 20). For the oral presentation, the winners weregivencertificatesofrecognitionandcashprizesofPhp5,000,4,000and3,000forthefirst,secondandthird place winners, respectively. Winners in the poster categorywerelikewisegivencertificatesofrecognitionand cash prizes of P3,000, 2,000 and 1,000 for the first,secondandthirdplacerespectively.

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A total of seven (7) R & D awards were garnered by faculty-researchers for paper presentation at

the international and regional level (Table 22). These were conferred by the International Association of Multidisciplinary Research (IAMURE) and the Bicol Consortium for Agriculture, Aquatic Resources Research and Development (BCAARRD). Likewise,the University recognized the exemplary performance of faculty-researchers by awarding Best Papers and Posters during the Research, Development and Extension Project Review and Information Dissemination (RDPRID) held on August 1, 2013 at the CND Hall.

Name of Researcher Tittle of Research Output/Award Organizer/Conferring Body

Ana Maria A. Bonito Employability of CBSUA-Sipocot Campus Graduates IAMURE, CHED, PAIR, NOSTELa Consolacion College of Bacolod

Rowel M. Castuera Design, Fabrication and Testing of the Motion Activated Sensors for Urinals IAMURE, CHED, PAIR, NOSTELa Consolacion College of Bacolod

Imelda I. Balonzo Characterization of Pansi-pansi (Hyptis capitata) and its Antimicrobial Properties IAMURE, CHED, PAIR, NOSTELa Consolacion College of Bacolod

Maria Dulce J. Mostoles Utilization and Commercialization Production of Stingless Bees and Its By-Products in Bicol Region BCARRD Regional Symposium on R & D HighlightsGilda S. De Asis Coconut Water in Grafting Pili BCARRD Regional Symposium on R & D HighlightsGloria B. Osea Improving Community Teacher’s Competencies in Region V BCARRD Regional Symposium on R & D HighlightsJoel P. Sadol Development of Water Hyacinth Chopper Harvester BCARRD Regional Symposium on R & D Highlights

Table 22. Researchers with Awards, CY 2013

The Division has employed the mass media in the dissemination of itsR&Dundertakings.ThePigeonPeaR&DProjectfundedbyDA-

BAR was featured in the “Mag-Agri Tayo” TV program which is telecasted nationwide via satellite every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM over PTV 4 and worldwide via NBN World. Also, researchers were invited as guest discussants for the DOST radio program in DWZR, Legazpi City. Table 21 shows the topics discussed in the said radio station.

MEDIA COVERAGE

Researcher TopicFe B. Perlas CBSUA R&D Directions

Gilda S. De AsisEvaluation of Indole Butyric (IBA) Water and their Combination on Grafting Pili

Melchora AbonalRun off and Soil Loss Determination in Cropping Systems with Hedge Rows

Lilia C. PasionaCharacterization of Taro Varieties (Dioscorea esculenta) in the Bicol Region

Maria Dulce J. MostolesDevelopment of Food and Cosmetic Products fron Stingless Bees

Rocelyn Imperial Development of Adlai by-products as Alternative Food Material

Melani Y. AbalayanProcess Optimization and Nutritional Assessment of Pigeon Pea (Cajanus cajan) Food Products

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Title of Training/Seminar/Workshop/Conference Date/Venue Sponsor Attendee/s

Training for Participatory 3D Mapping January 14-18-2013Daet, Camarines Norte DRRNET Arthur B. Estrella

26th Asia Pacific Lecture Tour and 1ST Alltech Philippine Mycotoxin Summit

January 23, 2013Acacia Hotels in Manila, Alabang, Muntinlupa City

Alltech Philippines Monaliz M. Nagrampa

BCIERRD Research Colloquium January 24, 2013CSPC, Nabua, Camarines Sur BCIERD

Fe B. PerlasNila B. OñateJose PardalisLigaya TangoRoly De AsisJulieta CasaulDariel PalmianoAna Maria BonitoEdgardo UvasMelchora Abonal

Extension Review & Planning Workshop January 28, 2013CBSUA-Training Center Extension Division Fe B. Perlas

University Wide Planning Workshop on ICT Harmonization January 29, 2013CBSUA-Ecotel Board Room Extension Division Fe B. Perlas

Ma Teresa B. LiragTraining on Processing of Coconut Water into Vinegar and Coconut Toyo

February 11-13, 2013Oriental Mindoro PCAARRD/PCA Georgina J. Bordado

22nd Annual Conference of the FCSSP March 11-16, 2013Pearlmount Inn, Cagayan de Oro City

DA-RFU 10PHILRICE Xavier UniversityAteneo de CagayanMonsantoPhilippines DevGen

Fe B. Perlas

Training on Methods for Ex-Post Impact Assessment May 6-9, 2013Bicol University, Legazpi City BCAARRD

Josephine F. CruzRussel Rosalinda F. Rastrullo

Training on Technical WritingMay 21-24, 2013 College of Forestry & Natural Resources, UPLB

UPLB Celerino B. Llesol

Table 23. Trainings/Seminars/Workshops/ConferencesattendedbyRDStaffandFacultyResearchersasparticipants

Strengthening the faculty-researcher and staff’s capability has been a primary concern of the University. Thus, ithassponsoredtwo(2)RD-relatedtrainingsandanationalscientificconvention.

The Training on Social Research Design, Methodologies, Data Analysis and Interpretation conducted on March 15-17, 2013 generated a total of 55 participants from the different colleges and campuses. Resource speakerswereUPLBProfessorsGloriaLuzM.Nelson,GirleNoraA.AbrigoandRoselleV.Collado.OnOctober1-4, 2013, a Training on Geomapping, with BSWM GIS specialists Juliet R. Manguera, Dante E. Margate and TeodoroT.Fajardoasresourcespeakers,washostedbytheDivisionincollaborationwithBSWM. Moreover, the University spearheaded by the Division hosted the 23rd National Convention of the Philippine Association of Research Managers, Inc. (PHILARM) on April 15-18, 2013 held at Villa Caceres Hotel, Naga City. Highlights of the activity included R&D management oral and poster presentation and presentation of outstanding research manager award. Also, the research staff and faculty-researchers attended a number of seminars/trainings/workshopssponsored by other agencies (Table 23).

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16th PSST Annual Meeting & Scientific Conference May 27-June 1, 2013Subic, Zambales PSSST

Fe B. PerlasMaria Victoria B. ReferezaRussell R. F. RastrulloNarses S. DeteraSabastian C. Llegado

Conference on “Kaalaman sa Lupa at Tubig, Tugon sa Hamon ng Pabago-bagong Panahon”

June 3-5, 2013 BSWM, Diliman, Quezon BSWM Fe B. Perlas

Conference on Integrating Soil and Land Resources Information for Climate Sensitive local Planning and Development

June 4, 2013BSWM, Convention Hall, Bureau of Soils and Water Management, Diliman, Quezon City

BSWM Fe B. Perlas

Training on Monitoring and Evaluation (M & E) for RD & E Projects

June 18-21, 2013DA RIARS Training Center, DA Compound, Pili, Camarines Sur

DACBSUABFAR

Ma. Teresa B. LiragRusell R. F. RastrulloEmma G. JarciaCelerino B. LlesolRowena M. BayranteJose S. SabaterJosephine F. CruzRolando G. De AsisRamona Isabel S. RamirezMarilyn B. BalderasFlordeliza B. ValenzuelaJose Noel S.VillavicencioHanilyn A. Hidalgo

PCAARRD Agri-Aqua Day July 25-27, 2013SMX Convention Center, Pasay City PCAARRD Jose S. Sabater

Maria Francia D. Nuñez

9th Agriculture and Fisheries National Technology Commercialization Forum and Product Exhibits

August 7-8, 2013SM Mega Trade Hall 2, Mandaluyong City

DA-BARFe B. PerlasRusell R. F. RastrulloMa. Teresa B. Lirag

Industrial Crops Commodity Program Review for the Implementation of the On-going PCARRD-PCA-DOST Funded Projects for Coconut, Abaca and Rubber

August 13-16, 2013PCA-Davao Research Center, Bago-Oshiro, Davao City

PCAARRD-DOST Fe B. PerlasGeorgina J. Bordado

2nd WASWAC World Congress September 2-9, 2013Chiang Rai, Thailand

DA-BAR CBSUA

Fe B. PerlasNarses S. Detera

Organic Agriculture Congress October 8, 2013Naga City DNAS Fe B. Perlas

Russell R. F. RastrulloTraining on GAA Budget Distribution and Preparation of Project Procurement Management Plan (PPMP)

October 9, 2013Training Center-CBSUA CBSUA Haide B. Bricia

Loradel E. Alamo

BFAR 5th Scientific Conference October 14-15, 2013Manila Ocean Park, Manila BFAR - V Fe B. Perlas

25th National Research Symposium October 16, 2013BSWM, Diliman, Quezon City DA-BAR Josephine F. Cruz

National Research Symposium October 17-19, 2013PICC, Manila DA Joel L. Batanes

PSAS 50th Scientific Seminar and Annual ConventionOctober 21-25, 2013Tagaytay Int’l Convention Center, Tagaytay City

PSASJosephine F. CruzAlberto M. CabreraJose S. Sabater

BCAARRD Regional Symposium on R & D HighlightsOctober 24, 2013Bicol University, College of Nursing, Legazpi City

BCAARD

Fe B. PerlasRussel R. F. RastrulloMa. Teresa B. LiragMaria Dulce J. MostolesGilda S. De AsisGloria B. OseaNila B. Oñate

1st Session Of The Flagship Course On The Management Of Research In SUCS-Batch 3

November 4-8, 2013Astoria Plaza, Pasig City

CHED DAP

Fe B. PerlasCarmelita N. Cervantes


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National Conference on Researches and Best Practices on Organic Fertilizer Production and Soil Fertility Management

November 18-19, 2013BSWM Convention Hall, Quezon City BSWM Carmelita N. Cervantes

2013 ISSAAS International Congress November 11-15, 2013 Casia Hotel, Alabang, Muntinlupa City ISSAAS

Fe B. PerlasMaria Dulce J. Mostoles Gilda S. de AsisMa. Teresa B. LiragMelani Y. AbalayanMelchora V. AbonalRita N. TalayLilia C. Pasiona

Workshop on Building Institutional Collaborations For Philippine HEIs on Research And Graduate Sandwich Programs

November 21-22, 2013/ Century Park Hotel, Manila

CHED DAPUP

Fe B. Perlas

Final Steering Committee Meeting, Technical Working Group Meeting, National Capability Building for Land Degradation Assessment and Climate Change Adaptation

November 26-29, 2013Acacia Tree Garden Hotel, Puerto Princesa, Palawan

BSWMFAOLADA

Fe B. Perlas

Second Session, Flagship Course on the Management of Research in SUCs-Batch 3

December 1-6, 2013Sarangani Highlands, General Santos City

CHEDDAP

Fe B. PerlasCarmelita N. Cervantes

Year End Workshop of Provincial Rural Improvement Club Council

December 5, 2013La Huerta Farm, Sta Teresita, Baao, Camarines Sur

LGU-Baao Melani Y. Abalayan

Regional Training Workshop on “Writing Research Proposal and Logical Framework” December 15-18, 2013 OYSI-Bicol University,

Legaspi City

Sonia B. Tena Melinda P. Pan Marilyn A. Seguenza

continuation of Table 23. Trainings/Seminars/Workshops/Conferences attended by RD Staff and Faculty-Researchers...

Title of Training/Seminar/Workshop/Conference Date/Venue Sponsor Attendee(s)

Coconut Farmers Meeting January 18, 2013Fabrica, Calabanga, Camarines Sur PCAARRD

PCACBSUA

Fe B. PerlasGeorgina J. BordadoGladys G. RosalesFrancis Guittierez

58th Annual Convention of the Nutritionists-Dietitians’ Association of the Philippines

January 20-23, 2013Fiesta Pavilion, Manila Hotel, Rizal Park, Metro Manila

NDAP Fe B. Perlas

Training of Trainers on Climate Smart Farmers Field School by DA-RFU V

January 21-25, 2013RIARS Training Center,DA-RFU V

DA-RFU V Arthur B. Estrella

Activity Proposal “ Teacher Student Research Partnership Seminar-Workshop

January 30-31, 2013CBSUA-Pasacao Campus CBSUA Pasacao Campus Fe B. Perlas

Rowena M. Bayrante

Department of Agriculture In-House ReviewJuly 29-30, 2013DA-RFU 5, San Agustin, Pili, Camarines Sur

DA-RFU 5 Fe B. PerlasGeorgina J. Bordado

ma CAS-Scien-Saya-sa DNAS “Research Innovations: Catalyst of Change”

Sept 10, 2013DNAS, CBSUA DNAS-CBSUA Fe B. Perlas

Pigeon Pea Production and Processing TrainingOctober 22, 2013Leonardo Libreja Farm, Pinit, Ocampo, Camarines Sur

LGU-Ocampo Fe B. PerlasMa. Teresa B. Lirag

Table 24. Trainings/Seminars/Workshops/ConferencesattendedbyRDStaffandFacultyResearchersasResourceSpeaker/Evaluator.

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PARTNERS FOR DEVELOPMENT

Agency/Institution Nature of Linkages

Project Partnership/Collaboration

Department of Agriculture Bureau of Agricultural Research (DA-BAR) National

Commission on Higher Education (CHED) NationalPhilippine Council for Agriculture, Aquatic Resources, Forestry and Natural Resources Research and Development (PCAARRD)

National

Department of Science and Technology (DOST) NationalUnited Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) International

Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) InternationalUnited States Agency for International Developments (USAID) International

Foundation for Philippine Environment (FPE) NationalDepartment of Agriculture Regional Field Unit (DA-RFU 5) Regional/Local

Bicolandia Greenfields Development Organization Incorporated Regional/Local

Information Sharing

Maejo University, Thailand International

Philippine Council for Industry, Energy and Emerging Technology Research and Development (PCIEERD) National

Bureau of Soils and Water Management (BSWM) National

Department of Budget and Management (DBM) NationalPolytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP) National

International Society for Southeast Asian Agricultural Sciences-Philippines (ISSAAS) National

International Association of Multi-disciplinary Research (IAMURE-PAIR) National

Philippine Society of Soil Science and Technologist, Inc. (PSSST) National

Philippine Society of Animal Science (PSAS) NationalPhilippine Society of Agricultural Engineers (PSAE) NationalPTV-4 NationalFederation of Crop Science Societies of the Philippines (FCSSP) National

Commission on Higher Education- Zonal Research Center (CHED-ZRC) Regional/Local

Table 25. Linkages

Agency/Institution Nature of Linkages

Information Sharing (continued)

Bicol Consortium for Agriculture, Aquatic Resources Research and Development (BCARRD) Regional/Local

Bicol University Regional/LocalPhilippine Coconut Authority – Albay Research Center (PCA-ARC) Regional/Local

Department of Science and Technology (Provincial Office) Regional/Local

National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA 5) Regional/Local

Department of Environment and Natural Resources –Ecosystems Research and Development Sector (DENR-ERDS)

Regional/Local

Department of Budget and Management (DBM – R5) Regional/LocalBicol Consortium for Industry and Energy Research and Development (BCIERD) Regional/Local

Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Regional/Local

Fiber Industry and Development Authority (FIDA) Regional/Local

Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges (CSPC) Regional/Local

World Wide Fund/Bank of the Philippine Islands Foundation (WWF/BPI ) International

Tennessee Renewable Energy and Economic Development Council (TREEDC) International

Bicolandia Green Fields Developmental Inc. (BIGFIS) Regional/Local

Local Government Units• Provincial Government of Camarines Sur• Naga City• Ocampo, Camarines Sur• Pasacao, Camarines Sur

Local

Technical Assistance

Department of Agriculture - Agricultural Training Institute (DA-ATI) National

University of the Philippines, Los Baños NationalIntellectual Property Office National

National Library of the Philippines National

The University collaborates with relevant local, national and international R and D agencies and institutions fromtechnologygenerationtocommercialization.In2013,ithaslinkedwith21governmentagencies,2non-

government organizations, 4 local government units, 5 international organizations, 5 academic institutions, 6 scientificorganizationsand1TVstation.


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Title of Work Author/s Status

Inventions for Patenting

Multi-Bladed In-Boat Water Hyacinth Chopper Joel P. Sadol Under Process

Formulation and Processing of Adlai-Based Energy Bar Rocelyn M. Imperial Under Process

Resistance Light Bulb (RLB) Indicator Vergel P. MirañaAna E. Miraña Under Process

Copyrights Registered

CBSUA Journal of Research Central Bicol State University of Agriculture Under Process

Management of the Rice Black Bug (Scotino-phara sorsogonensis Barrion et. al 2007) in Camarines Sur

Alberto.T. BarrionMaria Dulce J. Mostoles

Allan B. Del RosarioAmelia R. Nicolas

Raul B. RuizMarilyn B. BalderasPresbel B. Presto

Sebastian C. Llegado

Under Process

Apis mellifera (European honeybees) Apis cerana (Native honeybees) and Trigona biroi (Stingless bees)

Maria Dulce J. MostolesLilia C. Pasiona

Allan B. Del RosarioRoberto R. B uenaagua

Raul B. Ruiz

Under Process

Inventory of Flora and Fauna of Mt. Asog, Camarines Sur

Maria Dulce J. MostolesRaul B. Ruiz

Joyce V. Dela TrinidadMarilyn B. BalderasAllan B. Del Rosario

Lilia C. PasionaAmelia R. Nicolas

Sebastian C. Llegado

Under Process

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

TheIntellectualPropertyManagementOffice(IPMO)assiststheUniversityinthegenerationandrecollectionof intellectual property; technology transfer and commercialization; and provision of technical advisory and

regulatory measures on licensing, promotion and and legal remedies for IPR violation. Through the assistance oftheoffice,registrationofthree(3)utilitymodelsandfour(4)researcheswasaccomplished.

Table 26. Inventions Patented and Copyrights Registered

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RESEARCH DIVISION FACILITIES

Soil and Water Laboratory

Tissue Culture Laboratory

As a development oriented facility which aims to develop plant propagation, the Tissue

Culture Laboratory continued to provide services to students, faculty and clients from the private sector and other academic and research institutions. It has maintained the culture of macapuno, orchids and banana and has started the trials on micropropagation of malunggay and breadfruit. For 2013, the laboratory has assisted a total of 332 clients.

The Soil and Water Research Laboratory continued to serve students, researchers, extension agents,

farmer-clients and other academic institutions to provide technical assistance on proper soil and water management.Itsmajortaskistoconductsoilandwateranalyses for appropriate recommendation, undertakebasic research and to provide technical assistance on proper soil and water management. The laboratory has conducted the following analyses: 30 STK (soil), 3 moisture content and 12organic matter content (Table 27).

Also, it had been utilized by different laboratory classes of different colleges namely: College of Arts and Science, College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, College of Engineering and Food Science and College of Veterinary Medicine (Table 28).

Nature of Use Number of Samples

Number of Analyses Project

STK (Soil) 10 30 Adlai Project

Moisture Content 5 3 Extension Project

% Organic Matter Content 3 12 CAPE Project

Table 27. Utilization of SWL

College Activity Equipment Used Number of Students

CAS Decantation Centrifuge 45

CANR Weighing, soil analysis

Top load Balance, STK Kit 20

CEFSWeighing, Titration, & Water Analysis

Top Load Balance, Buret, Water Bath & Oven 20

CVM Weighing Top Load Balance 10Research Assistant Moisture analysis Moisture meter 3

Table 28. Student/Researcher/FacultyUtilizationofSWL


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CBSUA-PAGASA-PCAARRD Weather Complex

The CBSUA-PAGASA-PCAARRD Weather Complex, with the construction of the Flood

Forecasting Center funded by PAGASA-DOST, strengthened its capacity to provide accurate and reliable weather and drought advisory data to its clients. It has conducted the following activities: observation, transcription and dissemination of agromet weather data to the different radio stations and other end-users; entertained live radio and TV interviews in Naga, Iriga and Camarines Sur on different weather and astronomical events; oriented 8 educational tours with a total of 955 students and 1 visit from 35 participants from Regions 4A, 4B and 5 of the Agricultural Training Institute (ATI) and Bureau of Soil and Water Management’s activity; and provided rainfall and temperature data to other institutions such as Ateneo de Naga University and DA-BIARC, as well as gave weather data to CBSUA students.

Mr. Alfredo B. Consulta, the Chief Meteorological Officer of the weather complexalsoservedasresourcespeakeronvarioustopicssuchasmeteorologicalhazards,typhoonteaching/plotting; climate change and weather instruments to the following schools/institutions NCF, MDRRMC,Baao Elementary School, Philippine Red Cross-NC, San Rafael Elementary School and NIA-NC, with a total of 2,753 participants.


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Ciriaco N. Divinagracia Hall

Clients Number of Times

University Offices (non-paying)

Office of Student Affairs and Services 1

College of Arts and Sciences 1

Sports Development Office 1

College of Development Education-Parents Teachers Association 1

Graduate School 3

IPREGAL 2

College of Economics and Management 3

Other Agencies

TSPI-PILI 1

Table 29. Utilization of C.N. Divinagracia Hall

The Ciriaco N. Divinagracia Hall had been a venue of 12 university related events and 1 activity conducted by TSPI-PILI, a private organization. For the year under review, the CND Hall generated a meager amount

of P1,500.00 as income due to its renovation which started in mid February 2013. It has continued its operation only in the month of September, 2013.


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PAP/ALLOTMENT CLASS/OBJECT OF EXPENDITURE

(1)

Allotment Received

(2)

Obligations Incurred Unobligated Balance of Allotment(5)=(2)-(4)

REMARKS

(6)This Report

(3)To Date

(4)

CURRENT YEAR BUDGETPersonal Services

Salaries, PermanentS/W, Cont./Emer./CasualSubstitute TeachersPERARATAUniform/Clothing AllowanceProductivity Incentive BonusHonorariaLongevity PayYear-end Bonus/Cash GiftRLIPPAGIBIG. ContributionsPhilHealth ContributionsECIPTerminal Leave BenefitsHealth Worker’s BenefitsOvertime Pay/Night PayOther Bonuses & AllowancesOther Personnel Benefits

2,547,000338,000

-216,000

-45,00018,00020,0007,000

258,000306,00011,00028,00011,100

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138,000

576,21020,000

-48,000

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116,03569,1452,4006,0002,400

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755,000

2,386,204112,286

-200,000

-45,00018,00048,000

-244,741286,34410,00025,00010,000

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891,333

160,796225,714

-16,000

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(28,000)7,000

13,26019,6561,0003,0001,000

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(753,333)

Total Personal Services 3,943,000 1,595,190 4,276,908 (333,908)

Maint. & Other Operating Exp.Travelling ExpensesTraining and Seminar FeesSupplies and MaterialsWater, Illum. & PowerCommunication ServicesMembership due to Org.Advertising ExpensePrinting and BindingRent ExpenseRepresentation ExpensesTransportation ExpensesSubscription ExpensesProfessional ServicesRepair and MaintenanceGrants, Subs. & Cont.Extraordin. & Misc. Exp.Fidelity Bond & Ins. Prem.Other MOOE

875,000790,000440,000470,000141,000

-10,00080,000

-87,00087,00015,000

734,00015,00045,000

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950,000

153,87875,650

279,191471,484190,857

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41,000-

12,00012,0002,980

391,75913,80040,000

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402,403

361,698437,533454,708471,849213,836

-2,000

79,750-

91,00091,0005,930

720,48313,90040,000

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915,452

513,302352,467(14,708)(1,849)

(72,836)-

8,000250

-(4,000)(4,000)

9,07013,5171,1005,000

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34,548

Total Maint. & Other Operating ExpensesTotal Current Operating ExpensesCapital Outlay

Office Equipment, Fur. & Fixt.

4,739,000 2,087,001 3,899,139 839,861

8,682,000 3,682,191 8,176,047 505,953

Total CO - - - - -

TOTAL CURRENT YEAR BUDGET 8,682,000 3,682,191 8,176,047 505,953

Continuing AppropriationsMOOE

Total Continuing Appropriations - - - -

TOTAL 8,682,000 3,682,191 8,176,047 505,953

Locally-Funded ProjectScholarship Program

Total, Locally-Funded (Current) - - - -

Continuing AppropriationsScholarship ProgramMOOE for CSHSB

Total Continuing (LFPr)Total, Locally-Funded Projects

- - - -

- - - -

GRAND TOTAL 8,682,000 3,682,191 8,176,047 505,953

R&D FINANCIAL REPORT

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Acronyms and Abbreviation Used

ASEAN Association of Southeast Asian NationBCARRD Bicol Consortium for Agriculture Resources Research and DevelopmentBCIERD Bicol Consortium for Industry and Energy Research and DevelopmentBFAR Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic ResourcesBSWM Bureau of Soils and Water ManagementBU Bicol UniversityCBSUA Central Bicol State University of AgricultureCHED Commision on Higher EducationCvSU Cavite State UniversityDA-BAR Department of Agriculture-Bureau of Agricultural ResearchDAP Development Academy of the PhilippinesDA-RFU Department of Agriculture-Regional Field UnitDENR Department of Environment and Natural ResourcesDOST Department of Science and TechnologyFCSSP Federation of Crop Science Societies of the PhilippinesFPE Foundation of Philippine EnvironmentGIS Geographical Information SystemIAMURE International Association of Multidisciplinary Research ISSAAS International Society for Southeast Asian Agricultural SciencesKTG KnowledgeandTechnologyGenerationMDRRMC MunicipalDisasterRiskReductionandManagementCouncilMMSU Mariano Marcos State UniversityNCF Naga College FoundationNDAP Nutrionist-Dietitians' Association of the PhilippinesNFRDI National Fisheries Research and Development InstituteNGO Non Government OrganizationNIA National Irrigation AdministrationPAGASA Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomical Services AdministrationPAIR Philippine Association of Institutions for ResearchPCAARRD Philippine Council for Agriculture, Aquaculture and Natural Resources Research and DevelopmentPhilRice Philippine Rice Research InstitutePSAE Philippine Society of Agricultural EngineersPSAS Philippine Society of Animal SciencePSSST Philippine Society of Soil Science and TechnologySEARCA Southeast Asian Regional Center for Graduate Study and Research in AgricultureSTK SoilTestKitSUC State University and CollegesTWG TechnicalWorkingGroupUNESCO UnitedNationsEducational,ScientificandCulturalOrganizationUSAID United States Agency for International DevelopmentWASWAC World Association of Soil and Water Conservation

Research DivisionJoel L. Batanes, DPM

Vice President for Research, Extension and Entrepreneurial Development

Fe B. Perlas, Ph.D.Director for Research

Arthur B. EstrellaAssistant to the Director

Josephine F. CruzKnowledgeandTechnologyGenerationandDevelopmentCoordinator

Ma. Teresa B. LiragManagement Information System Coordinator

Presbel B. PrestoApplied Communication Coordinator

Russell Rosalinda F. RastrulloProjectMonitoringandEvaluationCoordinator/

Soil and Water Laboratory (SWL) Coordinator- Soils

Ludovico B. HomillanoSWL Coordinator- Water

Ligaya M. TangoAgromet Station Coordinator

Teresita L. MinoTissue Culture Laboratory Coordinator

Don B. EstrellaTissue Culture Laboratory Technician

Haide B. BriciaLoradel E. AlamoChristel M. Magno

AccountingClerk

Rafael N. AdolfoArtist/Illustrator

Celestino A. BobisLeona B. BobisAdministrative Staff

Analyn U. BuenaMiguel D. Martinez

Aileen V. BuenaventeBjorn Borris D. De los Santos

Research Assistants

RESEARCH DIVISIONCentral Bicol State University of Agriculture

[email protected] • 477-7205