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12/08/2026

Isang paanyaya sa pagsali sa aming 𝐅𝐑𝐄𝐄 𝐋𝐈𝐕𝐄 𝐖𝐄𝐁𝐈𝐍𝐀𝐑 series na pinamagatang "Establishing a Retort Processing Facility for Sterilized Carabao Milk Production: Technology, Operations, and Quality Assurance" Upang makasali sa isasagawang webinar, siguraduhin na makapag rehistro gamit ang Pre-Webinar Evaluation Survey link o maari din i-scan ang qr code na nasa invitation poster.

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05/08/2026

Panoorin kung paano naghatid sina KalaBoy at KalaGirl ng mga ngiting kasing-tamis ng sugarcane sa 100 mag-aaral ng La Carlota City, Negros Occidental—ang Sugarcane Capital of the Philippines! 🌾🥁✨

Kasama ang buong tropa ng DA-PCC, CSWD, DSWD, DepEd, at LGU La Carlota, nagbigay sila ng isang araw na puno ng saya, kuwento, at aral sa pamamagitan ng KALAbasa.

Mas naging espesyal pa ang kanilang karanasan sa dagdag na sustansyang hatid ng mga dairy products mula sa San Julio ARB Cooperative, isang assisted cooperative ng DA-PCC sa LCSF! 🥛🐃

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03/08/2026

DA-PCC expands read-along campaign, reaches young learners in La Carlota City

The DA-Philippine Carabao Center (DA-PCC) expanded the reach of its “Read-Along Campaign: The Adventures of KalaGirl and KalaBoy” by bringing the initiative to La Carlota City, Negros Occidental for the first time, engaging 100 young learners in storytelling sessions that promoted literacy, nutrition, healthy living, and appreciation for the local dairy industry.

The activity, held on July 29 at the Villa Caridad Covered Court in Barangay III, Poblacion, gathered 50 daycare learners with their guardians and 50 elementary pupils from Grades 3 to 6. It was conducted in partnership with the DA-PCC at La Carlota Stock Farm (DA-PCC at LCSF), the Local Government Unit of La Carlota, the City Social Welfare and Development Office (CSWDO), the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD)-Negros Occidental, and the Schools Division Office (SDO) of La Carlota.

The initiative also marked DA-PCC’s first partnership with a City Social Welfare and Development Office for the campaign.
Angie Gelongo, head of the CSWDO, welcomed the participants and guests, thanking DA-PCC for bringing the campaign to La Carlota City. She also encouraged the learners to make the most of the day's activities.

La Carlota City Mayor Jose Luis Jalandoni likewise expressed the LGU's support for the initiative, describing it as a meaningful collaboration that promotes children's health, nutrition, and overall well-being.

Representing DSWD-Negros Occidental, Khaye Antipatia, Project Development Officer II, highlighted the agency's continuing partnership with DA-PCC since 2025 and shared that the Milk Feeding Program (MFP) has already benefited more than 20,000 children across the province.

Furthermore, Citrobelle Aldeguer, education program supervisor in English of the SDO La Carlota, also thanked the organizers for giving the city's learners the opportunity to participate in the campaign.

Meanwhile, Eva R. Alvarez, DA-PCC at LCSF center director, presented the agency's programs and services, reaffirming DA-PCC's mission of serving communities through carabao-based enterprise development and dairy initiatives. Certificates of appreciation were then awarded to partner agencies and individuals, led by Keziah L. Jamison, DA-PCC at LCSF milk feeding focal.

The program's highlight was , a read-along session featuring The Adventures of KalaGirl and KalaBoy, facilitated by Louie Jee C. Huelar, regional knowledge manager of DA-PCC at LCSF. Through the story, children learned about the importance of milk consumption, healthy living, and carabao development efforts.
Complementing the storytelling session was , which featured a ceremonial milk toast led by George D. Yleana, general manager of the San Julio ARB Cooperative, as part of the MFP.
To reinforce the day's lessons, participants also took part in , where daycare learners completed puzzle activities while elementary pupils showcased their creativity through poster and slogan making.

The event concluded with the distribution of tokens, including The Adventures of KalaGirl and KalaBoy storybooks, crayons, stickers, pins, notebooks, and loot bags.

The Read-Along Campaign reflects DA-PCC's continuing efforts to promote the Carabao Development Program through innovative communication initiatives that combine literacy, nutrition education, and interactive learning, helping cultivate appreciation for the dairy industry among Filipino children at an early age.

(text by: Vladymir Manganan)
(photos by: PCC KMD-ACS team)

03/08/2026

Strengthening Partnerships for Genetic Improvement: PCC at LCSF Convenes AI Technicians for Mid-Year Review and Strategic Planning

Recognizing the vital role of artificial insemination (A.I.) technicians in advancing the Carabao Development Program (CDP), the Philippine Carabao Center at La Carlota Stock Farm (PCC at LCSF) convened its A.I. Technicians' Mid-Year Accomplishment Review and Strategic Planning on August 3, 2026, in La Carlota City. The activity served as a venue to evaluate program accomplishments, strengthen institutional partnerships, and formulate strategic interventions to further improve the delivery of genetic improvement services in Negros Island Region.

The gathering brought together A.I. technicians from various Local Government Units (LGUs) and Village-Based Artificial Insemination Technicians (VBAITs), along with representatives from key partner agencies, including the Provincial Veterinary Office (PVO) of Negros Occidental, the Department of Agriculture–Negros Island Region (DA-NIR), and the National Dairy Authority (NDA). Their participation highlighted the importance of inter-agency collaboration in achieving a more responsive and effective livestock development program.

A major highlight of the activity was the presentation and assessment of the participants' accomplishments during the first half of 2026. The review enabled A.I. technicians to share field experiences, discuss operational challenges, and exchange best practices in the implementation of breeding services. It also provided PCC at LCSF with valuable insights for evaluating program performance and identifying opportunities to further enhance reproductive efficiency and genetic improvement among carabao herds in partner communities.

The strategic planning session focused on identifying priority activities, harmonizing implementation strategies, and strengthening coordination among partner institutions for the remaining months of the year. Participants discussed measures to expand access to quality artificial insemination services, improve farmer engagement, increase conception rates, and ensure the timely delivery of technical assistance to livestock raisers.

Representatives from the DA-PVO of Negros Occidental, DA-NIR, and NDA also presented updates on their respective livestock and dairy development initiatives, reaffirming their commitment to sustaining collaborative efforts with PCC at LCSF. The exchange of program updates and technical insights further reinforced the shared goal of enhancing the productivity and competitiveness of the livestock sector through coordinated extension and breeding services.

The conduct of the Mid-Year Accomplishment Review and Strategic Planning underscores PCC at LCSF's commitment to continuous performance improvement, capacity building, and partnership-driven development. By fostering stronger collaboration among A.I. technicians and partner agencies, the Center continues to strengthen the implementation of the Carabao Development Program, promote superior genetics, improve reproductive performance, and contribute to increased farmer productivity, higher household incomes, and the sustainable growth of the Philippine carabao industry.

(by: Louie Jee C. Huelar)

03/08/2026

PCC at LCSF Reaffirms Commitment to Quality Through ISO External Audit

Demonstrating its commitment to quality, efficiency, and continuous improvement, the Philippine Carabao Center at La Carlota Stock Farm (PCC at LCSF) successfully underwent an ISO External Audit conducted by TÜV SÜD on July 31, 2026, as part of its continuing adherence to internationally recognized Quality Management System (QMS) standards.

The external audit evaluated the Center's compliance with the requirements of the ISO Quality Management System, focusing on the effectiveness of documented processes, operational controls, and the implementation of quality management practices across various functional areas. The assessment also verified the Center's commitment to consistently delivering efficient services while meeting applicable regulatory and organizational requirements.

Throughout the audit, personnel from PCC at LCSF actively participated in interviews, document reviews, and process verification activities, demonstrating the Center's dedication to maintaining a culture of quality, accountability, and continual improvement. The audit served as an opportunity to validate the effectiveness of existing systems and identify areas for further enhancement to strengthen organizational performance.

The successful conduct of the external audit reflects PCC at LCSF's unwavering commitment to upholding high standards of public service, operational excellence, and customer satisfaction. By continually improving its Quality Management System, the Center ensures that its programs, technical services, and support to stakeholders remain responsive, efficient, and aligned with international quality standards.

PCC at LCSF remains steadfast in fostering a culture of excellence and innovation, recognizing that quality management is fundamental to achieving its mandate of promoting sustainable carabao-based enterprises and delivering impactful services to its clients and partner communities.

(by: Louie Jee C. Huelar)

03/08/2026

Empowering Solo Parents Through Skills Development and Dairy Enterprise Training

Recognizing the vital role of solo parents in agricultural development and rural livelihoods, the Philippine Carabao Center at La Carlota Stock Farm (PCC at LCSF), in partnership with the City Veterinarian Office of Bago, conducted a capacity-building training for selected solo parent beneficiaries on July 27, 2026, held at Barangay La Granja, La Carlota City.

The training was designed to equip participants with practical knowledge and technical skills in dairy product processing, silage making, and forage production for the key components in developing sustainable carabao-based enterprises and creating additional livelihood opportunities for their families.

During the activity, PCC at LCSF technical specialists provided lectures and hands-on demonstrations on the proper processing of dairy products, highlighting food safety principles, good manufacturing practices, and quality assurance to ensure the production of safe, nutritious, and marketable dairy products. Participants also learned appropriate forage establishment and management techniques, as well as silage-making technologies that enable livestock raisers to maintain a stable supply of quality feed throughout the year, particularly during periods of forage scarcity.

Beyond enhancing technical competencies, the training sought to inspire participants to explore dairy-based entrepreneurship as a viable source of supplemental income. By introducing practical and science-based technologies, the activity encouraged the adoption of sustainable farming practices that can improve household resilience and strengthen local food production.

The initiative reflects PCC at LCSF's continuing commitment to inclusive community development by extending its technical expertise to underserved sectors, particularly solo parents and women. Through strategic partnerships with local government units and community stakeholders, the Center continues to deliver responsive extension services that promote livelihood development, strengthen local dairy enterprises, and improve the quality of life of farming communities.

As PCC at LCSF expands its extension and capacity-building initiatives, it remains steadfast in its mission of empowering communities through innovation, technology transfer, and sustainable carabao-based enterprise development in creating opportunities that contribute to resilient livelihoods and a more vibrant dairy industry.

(text by: Louie Jee C. Huelar)
(photos by: Kylie Gamo)

03/08/2026

Building Better Dairy Enterprises Through Training and Partnership

The Philippine Carabao Center at La Carlota Stock Farm (DA-PCC at LCSF), in partnership with the Local Government Unit (LGU) of Isabela, conducted a Carabao Development Program (CDP) Orientation and Dairy Training at Vales Dairy Farm on July 22, 2026, to enhance the knowledge and skills of local farmers in dairy production and enterprise development.

The activity provided participants with an overview of the Carabao Development Program, highlighting its objectives, services, and opportunities available to farmers to improve carabao production and develop sustainable carabao-based enterprises. The orientation also emphasized the vital role of the dairy industry in promoting food security, increasing farmers' income, and supporting rural development.

As part of the training, DA-PCC at LCSF conducted technical sessions on proper milk handling, food safety, and dairy product processing. Participants were introduced to recommended practices in hygienic milk production, proper handling and storage techniques, and food safety standards to ensure the production of safe and high-quality milk. The training also included demonstrations on dairy product processing, providing participants with practical knowledge on value-adding opportunities that can help diversify dairy products and improve farm profitability.

The collaborative activity between DA-PCC at LCSF and the LGU of Isabela underscores the shared commitment of both institutions to strengthen the local dairy industry through capacity-building initiatives and technical assistance. By equipping farmers with updated knowledge and practical skills, the program aims to promote sustainable dairy farming, improve product quality, and create additional livelihood opportunities for dairy farming communities.

Through continuous partnership with local government units and stakeholders, DA-PCC at LCSF remains committed to advancing the Carabao Development Program and empowering dairy farmers through science-based technologies, extension services, and enterprise development initiatives.

(by: Louie Jee C. Huelar)

03/08/2026

PCC at LCSF Strengthens Dairy Cooperatives for Healthy Animals and Quality of Milk

The Philippine Carabao Center at La Carlota Stock Farm (PCC at LCSF), through its Carabao-Based Enterprise Development–Genetic Improvement Program (CBED-GIP) team, conducted a series of animal health, breeding, and milk quality monitoring activities for partner dairy cooperatives in Negros Oriental on July 15–17, 2026, reaffirming its commitment to improving dairy production and ensuring the delivery of safe and quality milk.

The three-day field activity commenced on July 15–16 at the Samoyao Hills Pamplona Producers Cooperative (SHPPC) in Pamplona, where the CBED-GIP team provided animal monitoring, breeding, treatment, and other veterinary interventions to support the cooperative's dairy production.

As part of the activity, the team monitored 22 pregnant animals and seven lactating cows to assess their reproductive and production status. Artificial insemination (A.I.) services were administered to 12 qualified animals, while 55 animals received deworming and vitamin supplementation to improve animal health, strengthen disease resistance, and enhance reproductive performance.

Complementing the animal health interventions, PCC at LCSF conducted the Milk Test Day and Milk Quality Test at SHPPC on July 16, followed by the same activity at the San Julio Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries Cooperative (SJARBC) in Tanjay City on July 17.

The activity involved the collection of milk production records and milk samples for laboratory quality assessment to monitor milk yield and verify compliance with the quality standards required under the Milk Feeding Program. It also served as an opportunity to provide technical assistance to partner cooperatives by reinforcing proper milking, milk handling, and sanitation practices, ensuring the production of safe, wholesome, and high-quality milk for consumers.

These initiatives demonstrate PCC at LCSF's continuing commitment to strengthening the local dairy industry through improved animal health management, enhanced reproductive efficiency, and effective milk quality assurance. By delivering sustained technical and veterinary support to dairy farmers and cooperatives, the Center continues to promote sustainable carabao-based enterprises, improve farmers' productivity and income, and contribute to the country's food and nutrition security.

(by: Louie Jee C. Huelar)

31/07/2026

100 mag-aaral, lumahok sa read-along campaign sa La Carlota City

Matagumpay na isinagawa ng DA-Philippine Carabao Center (DA-PCC), katuwang ang DA-PCC sa La Carlota Stock Farm (DA-PCC sa LCSF), Local Government Unit (LGU) ng La Carlota, City Social Welfare and Development Office (CSWDO), Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD)-Negros Occidental, at Schools Division Office (SDO) ng La Carlota, ang "Read-Along Campaign: The Adventures of KalaGirl and KalaBoy" noong Hulyo 29 sa Villa Caridad Covered Court, Brgy. III, Poblacion, La Carlota City.

Dinaluhan ang programa ng 100 mag-aaral na binubuo ng 50 daycare learners kasama ang kanilang mga magulang o tagapag-alaga at 50 mag-aaral mula Garde 3 hanggang 6. Ito rin ang unang pagkakataon na isinagawa ang Read-Along Campaign sa nasabing lugar at unang beses na pakikipagtulungan ng ahensya sa isang CSWDO para sa naturang programa. [Ni: Vladymir Manganan]

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31/07/2026

100 Young Mangkasanons Gain Literacy and Nutrition Boost via DA-PCC ‘3K’ Campaign

by La Carlota City PIO

LA CARLOTA CITY, July 29 — One hundred local children received fresh carabao milk and interactive literacy training as the Department of Agriculture–Philippine Carabao Center launched its "3K" Read Along Campaign at the Villa Caridad Covered Court.

The initiative—built around KalaBasa (storytelling), KaLakasan (milk distribution), and KaLaro (games and poster contests)—combines early childhood literacy with direct nutritional support to combat developmental gaps among young learners across La Carlota City.

Fifty Department of Education students from La Carlota South 1, 2, and North Elementary Schools joined 50 Early Childhood Care and Development learners for the activity, which brought together regional agricultural officials, city leaders, and local educators.

“Healthy children are better learners, and better learners become responsible citizens,” Mayor Jose Luis “Joelu” Jalandoni said, affirming the city’s commitment to inter-agency programs targeting youth health and education.

City Social Welfare and Development Office Head Angie Gelongo, RSW, welcomed attendees, noting that early childhood intervention requires sustained multi-sectoral collaboration to nurture both cognitive and physical growth.

During the event, DA-PCC and La Carlota Stock Farm Center Director Eva Alvarez outlined agency services, including dairy production and cooperative development, designed to strengthen food security and boost income opportunities for Mangkasanons. Project Assistant Micky Teresa Saddo explained the hands-on 3K curriculum, while Regional Knowledge Manager Louie Jee Huelar led storytelling sessions featuring the characters KalaGirl and KalaBoy.

The program concluded with a ceremonial milk toast led by San Julio ARB Cooperative General Manager George Yleaña, alongside support from DSWD representative Khaye Antipatia, Dr. Citrobelle Aldeguer representing Schools Division Superintendent Dr. Ermi Miranda, and PCC milk feeding focal person Keziah Jamison.

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