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QC University opens urban agri facility

Quezon City University, pre-pandemic (Facebook photo) MANILA - The Quezon City University (QCU) will put to good use its empty spaces through a Center for Urban Agriculture and Innovation that was launched Tuesday. The Department of Agriculture - Agricultural Training Institute (DA-ATI) provided PHP14.5 million to help develop the center developed with the guidance of the QC Government's Sustainable Development Affairs Unit. The Center will develop initiatives for possible livelihood projects and conduct trainings and development activities to enable QCU to include urban agriculture into its curriculum programs in the future. Aside from urban gardens, the Center will have a bee farm with an initial five colonies funded by the QCU Cooperative whose members underwent training in beekeeping. An old building in the campus was renovated and turned into the training venue Honey House. QCU president, Dr. Theresita Atienza, said the Center will reinforce their commitment to the sustainabil

Quezon city universityAgricultural training instituteDepartment of agricultureQuezon city polytechnic universityQc government sustainable development affairs unitJapanese international cooperation agencyDevelopment authorityUrban agricultureTraining instituteTheresita atienzaTechnical education skillsJapanese international cooperationRe pandemic facebook photo manila the quezon city university qcu will put to good use its empty spaces througha center for urban agriculture and innovation that was launched tuesday department of agricultural training institute da ati provided php14 5 million help develop developed with guidance qc government 39s sustainable development affairs unit initiatives possible livelihood projects conduct trainings activities enable include into curriculum programs in future aside from gardensHe center will havea bee farm with an initial five colonies funded by the qcu cooperative whose members underwent training in beekeeping old building campus was renovated and turned into venue honey house presidentR theresita atienzaAid the center will reinforce their commitment to sustainability of city 39s urban farming initiatives quot with our vast campus grounds

QC University opens urban agri facility

Quezon City University, pre-pandemic (Facebook photo) MANILA - The Quezon City University (QCU) will put to good use its empty spaces through a Center for Urban Agriculture and Innovation that was launched Tuesday. The Department of Agriculture - Agricultural Training Institute (DA-ATI) provided PHP14.5 million to help develop the center developed with the guidance of the QC Government's Sustainable Development Affairs Unit. The Center will develop initiatives for possible livelihood projects and conduct trainings and development activities to enable QCU to incorporate urban agriculture into its curriculum programs in the future. Aside from urban gardens, the Center will have a bee farm with an initial five colonies funded by the QCU Cooperative whose members underwent training in beekeeping. An old building in the campus was renovated and turned into the training venue Honey House. QCU president, Dr. Theresita Atienza, said the Center will reinforce their commitment to the sustain

Quezon city universityAgricultural training instituteDepartment of agricultureQuezon city polytechnic universityQc government sustainable development affairs unitJapanese international cooperation agencyDevelopment authorityUrban agricultureTraining instituteTheresita atienzaTechnical education skillsJapanese international cooperationRe pandemic facebook photo manila the quezon city university qcu will put to good use its empty spaces througha center for urban agriculture and innovation that was launched tuesday department of agricultural training institute da ati provided php14 5 million help develop developed with guidance qc government 39s sustainable development affairs unit initiatives possible livelihood projects conduct trainings activities enable incorporate into curriculum programs in future aside from gardensHe center will havea bee farm with an initial five colonies funded by the qcu cooperative whose members underwent training in beekeeping old building campus was renovated and turned into venue honey house presidentR theresita atienzaAid the center will reinforce their commitment to sustainability of city 39s urban farming initiatives quot with our vast campus grounds

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