· pamamagitan ng masusing pananaliksik at pagbabahagi ng mga makabagong teknolohiya at kaalaman, patuloy na tumataas ang kalidad ng ani at kita ng ating mga magsasaka. Ang inyong

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Maligayang bati sa inyong lahat sa ika-30 taong anibersaryo ng PhilRice!

Hindi matatawaran ang mga nagawa ng PhilRice upang patuloy na mapaunlad ang industriya ng bigas sa ating bansa. Sa pamamagitan ng masusing pananaliksik at pagbabahagi ng mga makabagong teknolohiya at kaalaman, patuloy na tumataas ang kalidad ng ani at kita ng ating mga magsasaka.

Ang inyong tuluy-tuloy na pagpapalahi ng mga rice varieties, pagbuo ng mga makinarya at iba pang angkop na teknolohiya ay mahalagang bahagi ng ating paghahanda at serbisyo sa mga magsasaka. Akmang-akma ito sa ating pagharap sa mga hamon ng pagbabago ng klima at sa buong kaganapan ng ASEAN economic integration.

Mahalaga na ang ating mga magsasaka ay magkaroon ng kakayahang makipag-kumpetensya sa mga bansang bahagi ng ASEAN at maging sa ibang bansa sa kalakalan ng mataas na kalidad ng bigas sa tamang halaga.

Napakalaking bagay ang inyung kontribusyon sa ating narating na mula sa pagiging world’s number 1 rice importer patungo sa pagkilala ng USDA noong taong 2014 bilang nangunguna sa pagpapadami ng bigas sa buong mundo, at taon-taong record high ang harvest ng ating magsasaka.

Nawa’y magsilbing inspirasyon sa inyong lahat ang nakaraang 30 taon at mas malayo pa ang inyong marating sa pagtuklas ng mga mabisa at mahusay na pamamaraan at teknolohiya para sa mga magsasakang Pilipino. Hinihikayat ko kayo na higit na pagsisikap pa ang ating gawin upang matamasa natin ang gantimpalang siksik, liglig at umaapaw.

Sa ngalan ng PhilRice Board of Trustees, ako’y nagpupugay at nagpapasalamat sa inyong pakikiisa sa mga programa ng Kagawaran ng Pagsasaka. Kami ay patuloy na sumusuporta sa inyo para sa tagumpay ng PhilRice.

Mabuhay!

PROCESO J. ALCALASecretary

MESSAGE

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY EllIptical ROAD, DILIMAN 1100 QUEZON CITY, PHILIPPINES

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I am delighted to extend my sincere congratulations to the Philippine Rice Research Institute (PhilRice) on the joyous occasion of its 30th Anniversary. The Provincial Government of Nueva Ecija values your outstanding work in national agricultural research, development, and extension which positively complements our continuing efforts to boost agricultural productivity towards the attainment of food security and rural development in the Province of Nueva Ecija.

Over the years, we have seen our dynamic and fruitful collaboration in promoting the application of agricultural technologies yield to improved farm practices throughout the province. Looking forward, we expect and hope for many more practical, efficient, and useful scientific innovations from PhilRice that will continue to be at the nucleus of our efforts to build the resiliency of our farming systems and to fortify our province’s position as the Rice Granary of the Philippines.

On behalf of the provincial government and the people of Nueva Ecija, I take this opportunity to commend you for outstanding service and to pledge our support for continued collaboration and engagement in raising impact of agricultural R&D for the benefit of our farmers.

I wish you fortitude and more blessing to come.

Mabuhay ang PhilRice! Mabuhay ang Lalawigan ng Nueva Ecija!


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My warmest greetings and congratulations to the Philippine Rice Research Institute in celebration of your 30th Anniversary on November 5-6, 2015!

PhilRice is among the major pillars of the Science City of Muñoz. Its prominence is not out of nothing. It is the leader in rice R&D in the whole country.

Muñoz is privileged to host PhilRice. Along the national highway, one cannot not notice the proliferation of rice seed centers, making the Science City a major rice seeds hub in the Philippines. This certainly creates a domino effect in terms of livelihood creation from people manning the ricefields, sales agents, to the many of input dealers in the City. Our rice seeds reach the ricefields in far-flung

provinces in Southern Luzon, the Visayas, and Mindanao. PhilRice, we know, has something to do with it.

We thank PhilRice as it has significantly contributed to increasing diversity in the Science City of Muñoz. The City, through PhilRice, has welcomed hundreds of highly schooled researchers from all over the country and many parts of the world. We are also aware of the excellent work PhilRice is doing in collaborating with knowledge and learning institutions abroad, contributing to enriching the culture of science in Muñoz.

We are ready for the years ahead—with PhilRice. The people of the Science City of Muñoz, particularly our farmers, anticipate the exciting things to come—new high-yielding varieties, state-of-the-art rice farming technologies, and long-lasting friendship with the present and future leaders and personnel of PhilRice.

NESTOR L. ALVAREZMayor

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OFFICE OF THE MAYORLUNGSOD AGHAM NG MUÑOZLALAWIGAN NG NUEVA ECIJA

I would like to congratulate PhilRice on its 30th anniversary and am deeply honored to be given the opportunity to lead the country’s finest rice R&D institute.

For the past three decades, PhilRice has taken on the important role of providing a strong and innovative science and technology-based approach in helping increase the productivity and profitability of our country’s rice farmers. Not a simple task by any means. And not something we can accomplish without working together with both government and private entities.

Through the years, PhilRice has been renowned for developing yield-enhancing and cost-reducing technologies. It has collected various awards and citations for its

achievements both locally and internationally. It has conducted numerous activities to promote rice technologies and information. Its publications, campaigns, and other contributions to rice science given due recognition. But let us not forget what made all these possible; the hard work and dedication of the men and women who made this institute what it is today. This milestone, this celebration, was made possible by all of you. The foundation of this institute is not made of steel and stone. It was made by the efforts of all the men and women within this institute who tirelessly and unselfishly dedicated their lives to help our rice farmers.

Despite all these remarkable accomplishments, we must remain vigilant amid the constant challenge of providing rice to millions of Filipinos and the betterment of the quality of life of our rice farmers. Let us not rest on our proverbial laurels but continue to strive to outdo ourselves to help our clients and stakeholders and continue to invest in groundbreaking R&D, new rice-based technologies and most importantly, invest in our staff.

Once more, I wish to congratulate everyone at PhilRice on our 30th anniversary. Let us continue to make headway towards making a reality of the vision of abundant food on the plate of every Filipino family.


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CALIXTO M. PROTACIOPhilRice Executive Director

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Philippine rice research instituteMALIGAYA, SCIENCE CITY OF MUÑOZ, 3119 NUEVA ECIJA

GENERAL SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES24 AUGUST 2015 – MAY 2016Sports Festival (CES campus)

27 OCTOBER 20158:00AM – 12:00NN Medical Mission (Farmers Reception Hall)

4 NOVEMBER 20156:00 – 8:00AM Fun Run (PhilRice Compound)3:00 – 5:00PM Exhibition/All-Star Games (Basketball Court)4:00 – 8:00PM Wellness Day (Oryzspa)

5 NOVEMBER 20158:00 – 11:00AM Thanksgiving Mass and Moral Enrichment (Social Hall)2:00 – 4:00PM SRO Seminar Series on Research Management and Institution-Building (Social Hall)

6 NOVEMBER 20158:00AM – 11:00AM Dangal ng PhilRice Awarding Ceremonies (Farmers Reception Hall)11:00AM – 12:00NN Ingress (Food booths) (Farmers Reception Hall)12:00NN – 2:00PM Alumni Homecoming Luncheon (Social Hall)1:30 – 5:00PM Employees’ Day (Food Fair; Farmers Reception Hall) Mr. and Ms. Sportsfest Parlor Games6:00 – 9:00PM PhilRice Pa More! Contest (Farmers Reception Hall)

4 DECEMBER 20153:00PM onwards Tower Lighting/ Food Fair (Main Building Grounds)

17 DECEMBER 20158:00AM Division Christmas Parties (TBA)9:00AM Children’s Christmas Party (Social Hall)2:00PM Institute Christmas Party (Farmers Reception Hall or Seed Warehouse)


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DR. EDNA M. BALURANAcademic DeanHeart for the World School of PastorsMandaluyong City

Dr. Baluran is an educator, and a woman of faith. She radiates dedication and passion in teaching, discipling, and equipping church leaders and workers.

She graduated Magna Cum Laude in Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the Philippine Christian University. She obtained her Master’s in Christian Education at Asian Theological Seminary and her doctorate degree in Biblical Counseling from the International School of Divinity at Evansville, Indiana, USA.

Currently, she is the Academic Dean of the Heart for the World School of Pastors; she also serves as the Director of Tehillah Worship Institute in Mandaluyong City and Board of Trustees Treasurer at Jesus Loves You Ministries International.

Among her special trainings are the following: Scriptwriting for Television and Film at Communication for Asia; Strategic Planning and Control at MBA Stewardship Christian Management; Inner Healing and Social Transformation at Asian Theological Lay Institute; Teachers’ Training at World Technology International; and How to Manage a Preschool at Technology and Livelihood Resource Center.

Dr. Baluran is often invited as speaker, both national and international, for topics on leadership, teambuilding, equipping equippers, curriculum design, inner healing and transformation, and levels of relationship.

Moral EnrichmentSpeaker’s Profile


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PhilRice as a FamilyThanksgiving Mass and Moral Enrichment5 November 2015, 8:00 – 11:00AMSocial Hall

THANKSGIVING MASS Mass Presider Rev. Fr. Jommy A. Burgos, MSCDirector, San Sebastian School MORAL ENRICHMENT Prayer of Thanksgiving Dr. Eduardo Jimmy P. QuilangActing Deputy Executive Director for Development, PhilRice Thanksgiving Message Dr. Calixto M. ProtacioExecutive Director, PhilRice Introduction of the Speaker Dr. Flordeliza H. BordeyChief Science Research Specialist, PhilRice Message of Encouragement Dr. Edna M. BaluranAcademic Dean, Heart for the World School of Pastors Closing Prayer Dr. Manuel Jose C. RegaladoActing Deputy Executive Director for Research, PhilRice Master of Ceremonies Ms. Fe N. LumawagSupervising Administrative Officer, PhilRice


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DR. EDGARDO D. GOMEZProfessor Emeritus (Marine Biology)Marine Science InstituteUniversity of the Philippines Diliman

Dr. Gomez is a Filipino biologist who was conferred the rank of National Scientist in 2014 for his research and conservation efforts in invertebrate biology and ecology.

He obtained his bachelor’s degree in education, major in English and Social Science (summa cum laude) from De La Salle University, his master’s degree in Biology as a Fulbright Travel Grantee from St. Mary’s University of Minnesota, and doctorate degree in Marine Biology from University of California in San Diego. Dr. Gomez broke new grounds in the 1970s upon the inception of the Marine Sciences Center of UP Diliman with him as the founding director. With assets amounting to no more than two sheets of paper, he developed it into what is known today as the UP-Marine Science Institute (UP-MSI) by recruiting staff that embodied the same virtues that he deemed important—honesty, openness, and collegiality. Furthermore, his optimism, determination, and self-confidence were crucial in overcoming the usual hurdles that accompany the task of institution-building. After two decades of hard work, UP-MSI was recognized as the National Center of Excellence in the Marine Sciences and subsequently as the first and only Center of Excellence (COE) in Marine Science under the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) COE scheme of promoting and rewarding scientific excellence.

By 1998, the institute had produced 20 ISI-indexed publications yearly, averaging 1.2 per senior staff. One of the institute’s strengths was its ability to draw research funding from national and international sources. Dr. Gomez’s vision, patience, and dedication helped put the Philippines on the center stage of marine science research.

He has received numerous awards, both before and after becoming a member of the National Academy of Science and Technology, among them the UNEP Global 500 Roll of Honor, the Presidential Lingkod Bayan Award, and the UP Concepcion Dadulfalza Award for Distinguished Achievement. These awards are testimonials to his outstanding leadership in the MSI and the Filipino scientific community.

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SRO Seminar Series on Research Management and Institution-Building5 November 2015, 2:00 – 4:00PMSocial Hall

INVOCATIONDr. Eduardo Jimmy P. QuilangActing Deputy Executive Director for Development, PhilRice

NATIONAL ANTHEMPalayMusika

WELCOME REMARKSDr. Manuel Jose C. RegaladoActing Deputy Executive Director for Research, PhilRice

INTRODUCTION OF RESOURCE SPEAKERDr. Calixto M. ProtacioExecutive Director, PhilRice

SEMINAR PROPERDr. Edgardo D. GomezProfessor EmeritusMarine Science InstituteUniversity of the Philippines Diliman

OPEN FORUM

AWARDING OF PLAQUE OF RECOGNITIONDr. Santiago R. ObienDr. Calixto M. Protacio

RESPONSE FROM THE HONOREEDr. Santiago R. Obien

MASTER OF CEREMONIESMs. Lea D. AbaoagSupervising Science Research Specialist, PhilRice


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LENI ROBREDORepresentative, Third District of Camarines Sur

Human rights lawyer, Maria Leonor Gerona-Robredo, emerged in the public eye with the loss of her husband, former Naga Mayor and Department of Interior and Local Government Secretary Jesse Robredo in 2012.

She was at the time already a veteran public attorney at the Public Attorney’s Office, working with civil society organizations and defended cases of the poor, which she worked mostly pro bono.

Leni Robredo became the representative of the Third District of Camarines Sur in 2013 after she was persuaded to consider the political life, with a continuing commitment to her three daughters to remain the caring mother she set out to be at the start of her married life.

Her record in Congress demonstrates a consistent focus on empowerment, across a wide range of concerns, from systematizing citizens’ organizing to delivery of basic services to the poor and addressing structural inequality.

Some of the bills she filed in the House of Representatives are: National Food Security Bill of 2015, Anti-discrimination Bill of 2013, People’s Participation in Budget Deliberation Bill, People Empowerment Bill of 2014, Full Disclosure Bill, and the Freedom of Information Bill.

She also serves as Senior Vice Chair of the Committee on Revision of Laws and Vice Chair of the Committee on Good Government and Public Accountability. She is an active member of the Appropriations, Human Rights, Local Government, People’s Participation, Public Information, Rural Development, Suffrage and Electoral Reforms, Welfare of Children, Women and Gender Equality, Bicol Recovery and Economic Development, and Land Use committees.

Leni Robredo graduated from the University of the Philippines School of Economics in 1986, before she took up her degree in Law from the University of Nueva Caceres in 1990.

During her term as coordinator of Sentro ng Alternatibong Lingap Panligal (SALIGAN) in Naga City in 2007, the office was awarded the Kabalikat ng Bayan Award for its exemplary efforts to achieve sustained growth and development through paralegal education and networking. The Volunteer Against Crime and Corruption, a non-government organization working to eradicate crime and corruption in the country, recognized her as the Most Outstanding Private Prosecutor in 2009.

Leni Robredo remains one and the same person in her various dimensions as public servant, advocate, public defender, and mother. She is a nation-builder concentrating on the fundamentals: the grassroots, women and children, and the poor.

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Dangal ng PhilRice Awarding Ceremonies6 November 2015, 8:00 – 11:00AMFarmers Reception Hall

Doxology and National Anthem CLSU Maestro Singers

Opening Remarks Dr. Manuel Jose C. Regalado 2015 Most Outstanding Agricultural Engineer (Maramba Awardee)

Anniversary Message Hon. Proceso J. Alcala Secretary of Agriculture and Chair, PhilRice Board of Trustees

Introduction of the Dr. Calixto M. ProtacioGuest Speaker Executive Director Inspirational Message Rep. Maria Leonor G. Robredo Third District of Camarines Sur

Awarding of Plaques Mr. Joy Bartolome A. Duldulao Chairperson, PhilPRAISE

• Outstanding Employees • Regional and National Awards and Recognition • Scientific Productivity Awardees • Scholastic Awardees • Loyalty Awardees

On behalf of the awardees Dr. Marissa V. Romero 2015 Outstanding Senior R&D Researcher

Closing NUMBER CLSU Maestro Singers

Master of Ceremonies Dr. Karen Eloisa T. Barroga


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2015 DANGAL NG PHILRICE AWARDEES

SERVICE CONTRACTORS AWARDS

Outstanding ResearcherLeonilo V. Gramaje

Amelia V. Morales (Special Citation)

Outstanding Development WorkerBethzaida M. Catudan

Maritha C. Manubay (Special Citation)

Outstanding General Administrative Support StafferArlene S. Baldovino

Outstanding Field/Laboratory WorkerBenjamin R. Milla Jr.

Jerry S. Estalilla (Special Citation)

Outstanding Skilled WorkerDennis G. Cargamento

William L. Cayona (Special Citation)

Outstanding Utility WorkerLeonora S. Quemquem

Erwin E. Fulgencio (Special Citation)

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS

Outstanding OfficialRiza G. Abilgos-Ramos

Outstanding Senior R&D ResearcherMarissa V. RomeroLea dR. Abaoag (Special Citation)Norvie L. Manigbas (Special Citation)


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Outstanding Administrative Middle ManagerIrine M. Conejero

Outstanding Junior ResearcherHenry F. MamucodRodel M. Bulatao (Special Citation)

Outstanding Junior Development WorkerRonell B. Malasa (Special Citation)

Outstanding General Administrative Support StafferMildred L. Penera

GROUP AWARDS

Best Team (to be announced during the Awarding Ceremonies)Upland Rice Development Program TeamJICA TCP5 Team – Rice-Based Farming Technology Extension Project for ARMMRainfed Lowland/Adverse Environment Breeding Team

Best Office (to be announced during the Awarding Ceremonies)Rice Chemistry and Food Science DivisionSocioeconomics DivisionInformation Systems DivisionIntegrated Standards and Systems OfficeAgronomy, Soils, and Plant Physiology DivisionPlant Breeding and Biotechnology Division

peer recognition

Manuel Jose C. Regalado 2014 Gawad Saka National Finalist for Outstanding Agricultural Scientist. DA-Bureau of Agricultural Research. October 24, 2014. Diliman, Quezon City

National Year of Rice 2013 Best Agricultural Information and Media Campaign of the Year. Philippine Agricultural Journalists Inc. (PAJ-SMC) Binhi Awards. December 2, 2014. Manila

Bagong Sigla sa Agrikultura DA-Philippine Rice Research Institute Best Agricultural Radio Program. Philippine Agricultural Journalists Inc. (PAJ-SMC) Binhi Awards. December 2, 2014. Manila


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Eden D. Gagelonia Outstanding Agricultural Engineer (Postharvest Technology & Agricultural Processing). Philippine Society of Agricultural Engineers (PSAE). April 23, 2015. General Santos City

Ricardo F. Orge Outstanding Agricultural Engineer (Environmental and Waste Management) of PSAE. Philippine Society of Engineers (PSAE). April 23, 2015. General Santos City

Manuel Jose C. Regalado Most Outstanding Agricultural Engineer (Maramba Award). Philippine Society of Agricultural Engineers (PSAE). April 23, 2015. General Santos City

Caesar Joventino M. Tado Service Award PSAE Immediate Past President 2013-2015. Philippine Society of Agricultural Engineers (PSAE). April 23, 2015. General Santos City

Dindo King M. Donayre Marcos R. Vega Memorial Award in Weed Science. Weed Science Society of the Philippines. May 8, 2015. Davao City

Norvie L. Manigbas 2015 CSSP Achievement Award in Research by FCSSP. Crop Science Society of the Philippines (CSSP). May 14, 2015. Clark, Pampanga

Riza G. Abilgos-Ramos Winner of the 2015 IFP Alumni Awards. Ford Foundation International Fellowships Program. Institute of International Education (IIE). September 1, 2015 to August 31, 2016

Victoria C. Lapitan Most Outstanding Principal Investigator. Asian Food & Agriculture Cooperation Initiative (AFACI) and Rural Development Administration (RDA). September 16, 2015. Colombo, Sri Lanka

Ricardo F. Orge 2015 Gawad Saka National Finalist for Outstanding Agricultural Scientist. DA-Bureau of Agricultural Research. October 15, 2015. Diliman, Quezon City

Roel R. Suralta2015 Gawad Saka National Finalist for Outstanding Agricultural Scientist. DA-Bureau of Agricultural Research. October 15, 2015. Diliman, Quezon City


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BEST PAPERS

Jennifer T. Niones and Daigo Takemoto (1st Place) Plant Disease Suppression by a Plant-Symbiotic Endophytic Fungus Depends on its Ability to Produce an Antifungal Compound. 17th Annual Scientific Meeting and Symposium of the Mycological Society of the Philippines (MSP). April 25, 2015. Southern Luzon State University, Lucban, Quezon

Dindo King M. Donayre and Lucille T. Minguez (1st Place)Histopathology of Puccinia philippinensis Syd. & P. Syd., A Potential Biological Control that Causes Leaf Rust Disease to Cyperus rotundus L. Pest Management Council of the Philippines. May 5-8, 2015. Davao City

Jayvee A. Cruz, Mea Katreena M. Cadiente, Truong Hoai Xuan, Eufemio T. Rasco, Jr., and Erlinda S. Paterno (1st Place, Downstream)Endophytic Bacteria Isolated from Nipa Palm (Nypa fruticans) as Growth-Promoters for Upland Rice (Oryza sativa L.). Federation of Crop Science Societies of the Philippines (FCSSP). May 11-16, 2015. Clark, Pampanga

Ruben B. Miranda, Celia G. Abadilla, Julian C. Macadamia, Mark Angelo A. Abando, Marvin DJ. Manalang, Laarnie L. Mandia, Melvin B. Ruiz, and John Harold T. Cortez (1st Place)When Parking The Plow Has More Benefits. Federation of Crop Science Societies of the Philippines (FCSSP). May 11-16, 2015. Clark, Pampanga

Michelle C. Quimbo, Cezar P. Mamaril, Erlinda S. Paterno, Pearl B. Sanchez, Rodrigo B. Badayos, and Pompe C. Sta. Cruz (1st Place)Soil Chemical and Physical Properties with Rice Straw Management during Fallow Period. National Academy of Science and Technology. July 9, 2015. Manila Hotel

Jayvee A. Cruz, Erlinda S. Paterno, Lanie Alejandro Alejo, and Mea Katreena M. Cadiente (Finalist, Applied Research TG/IG-Agriculture Category)Assessment of Actinomycete for Enhancing the Growth and Yield of Upland Rice. 27th National Research Symposium. October 14-15, 2015. Quezon City

BEST POSTERS

Jennifer T. Niones and Daigo Takemoto (1st Place)Overexpression of Vib-1 Gene in Epichloe festucae enhances its Antifungal Activity against Grass Pathogens. Nagoya University Integrative Graduate Education and Research Program in Green Natural Science (IGER) Annual Meeting. Nagoya University. January 18, 2014


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Jacqueline Lee O. Canilao, Sophia Maria M. Cuevas, Ferdinand S. Aguilar, Marion Francis Q. Austero, Imelda D. Olvida, and Mario M. Movillon (1st Place)Anthropological and Socioeconomic Characterization of Agta Indigenous Peoples (IPs) in Camarines Sur, Bicol Region. National Academy of Science and Technology (NAST) 36th Annual Scientific Meeting. July 10, 2014. PICC, Pasay City

Karen Eloisa T. Barroga, Antonio A. Alfonso, and Perry Irish H. Duran (3rd Place and People’s Choice Award, Applied Biotech)3-in-1 Golden Rice: Healthy and High-Yielding. Advances in Pinoy Agri-Biotechnology Infographics Poster Contest of the DA-Biotech PIU. National Biotech Week. November 27, 2014. CHED, Diliman, Quezon City

Amelia V. Morales, Rosaly V. Manaois, Henry F. Mamucod, and Marissa V. Romero (1st Place)Suitability of Adlai in Complementing Rice as Staple Food. 25th Regional Symposium on Research and Development Highlights. December 4, 2014. PhilRice Social Hall

Riza G. Abilgos-Ramos, Karen A. Cortado, and Cheryll C. Launio (2nd Place)Maternal Factors Associated with Nutrition: Evidence from the Rice-Based Farm Households in Central Luzon. 25th Regional Symposium on Research and Development Highlights. December 4, 2014. PhilRice Social Hall

Gemmabelle G. Corpuz, Henry F. Mamucod, Marissa V. Romero, and Evelyn H. Bandonill (3rd Place)Instant Rice Water: The Convenient Way of Preparing Am. 25th Regional Symposium on Research and Development Highlights. December 4, 2014. PhilRice Social Hall

Arjay P. Sabasaje, Kristine S. Pascual, Filomena S. Grospe, and Evangeline B. Sibayan (1st Place, Irrigation and Water Management)Water Productivity and Yield Performance of Rice under Different Irrigation Regimes in Irrigated Lowland Environment. 26th Philippine Agricultural Engineering Week. April 23, 2015. General Santos City

Christian Paul M. Ariola, Kristine S. Pascual, and Manuel Jose C. Regalado (1st Place, Soil and Water Conservation)Energy Efficiency, Cost Effectiveness and Productivity of Rice under Rainfed Condition with Improved Tillage and Direct-seeding Method. 26th Philippine Agricultural Engineering Week. April 23, 2015. General Santos City

Arnold S. Juliano and Joey Miano (1st Place, Machinery and Mechanization)Development for Pilot-testing of a Local Riding-type Transplanter. 26th Philippine Agricultural Engineering Week. April 23, 2015. General Santos City


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Eden D. Gagelonia, Harvey V. Valdez, John Eric O. Abon, and Leo B. Moliñawe (2nd Place, Machinery and Mechanization)Development of a Locally Adapted and Manufactured Ride-on Precision Seeder. 26th

Philippine Agricultural Engineering Week. April 23, 2015. General Santos City

Paulino S. Ramos, Arnold R. Elepaño, Jessie C. Elauria, Delfin C. Suministrado, and Manuel Jose C. Regalado (2nd Place, Environmental and Waste Utilization)Influence of Length of Rice Straw on Gasification Rate and Producer Gas Heating Value.

26th Philippine Agricultural Engineering Week. April 23, 2015. General Santos City

Amelita T. Angeles, Femia R. Sandoval, Dindo King M. Donayre, and Nenita V. Desamero (2nd Place)Inhibitory Effect of Fungal Endophytes and Bacterial Isolates on Tubers of Cyperus rotundus L. 17th Annual Scientific Meeting and Symposium of the Mycological Society

of the Philippines, Inc. (MSP). April 25, 2015. Southern Luzon State University, Lucban,

Quezon

Val C. Garcia, Laarnie L. Mandia, Melvin B. Ruiz, and Ruben B. Miranda (1st Place)Training Program for New Graduates of Agri and Other Related Sciences to Help Boost

Rice Industry. 23rd Federation of Crop Science Societies of the Philippines (FCSSP)

Scientific Conference. May 11-16, 2015. Clark, Pampanga

Perfecto S. Ramos, Jr., Annie E. Espiritu, and Evelyn F. Javier (1st Place)Does Nitrogen Stabilizer-Treated Urea Improve Nitrogen Use Efficiency of Paddy Rice in

Silty Loam Soil? 18th Philippine Society of Soil Science and Technology (PSSST) Annual

Meeting and Scientific Conference. May 15, 2015. Xavier University, Cagayan de Oro

City

Johanna C. Portilla, Ju-Mark R. Pagaduan, and Jean Rochielle F. Mirandilla (2nd Runner-up, AFNR Sector)Documentation of Indigenous Practices in Upland Rice Production Areas and Site

Characterization in CAR. 25th Highland Agriculture and Resources Research and

Development Consortium (HARRDEC) and 5th Joint HARRDEC-Cordillera Industry and

Energy Research and Development Consortium (CIERDEC) Regional Symposium on R&D

Highlights in Agriculture, Forestry, Natural Resources, Industry, Energy, and Emerging

Technologies. September 4, 2015. ATI-CAR, Benguet


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Jenalyn L. Balos, Sailila E. Abdula, Mario R. Ramos, Edgar M. Libetario, and Cherryl U. Seville (1st Place)Transgressive Segregants: Key to Rice Self-Sufficiency? 28th National Rice R&D

Conference. September 9-10, 2015. Philippine Rice Research Institute, Maligaya, Science

City of Muñoz, Nueva Ecija

Gertrudo S. Arida, Leonardo V. Marquez, Belen S. Punzal, and JS Helmholtz (1st Place)Ecological Engineering Approach for Pest Management: Effects of Vegetation Corridor

on the Populations of Arthropod Functional Groups and Insect Damage in Farmers’

Fields. 28th National Rice R&D Conference. September 9-10, 2015. Philippine Rice

Research Institute, Maligaya, Science City of Muñoz, Nueva Ecija

Richie Eve G. Ragas, Christian Flor C. Guittap, Eufemio T. Rasco, Jr., Fidela P. Bongat, and JEong taek lee (1st Place)Better Light, Bigger Size: Maximizing Dry Season for Post-Rice Garlic Seed Production

in Ilocos and Mindoro. 28th National Rice R&D Conference. September 9-10, 2015.

Philippine Rice Research Institute, Maligaya, Science City of Muñoz, Nueva Ecija

Hazel Joy L. Altamarino, Irene R. Tanzo, and May Angelica A. Saludez (1st Place)Heroes Help Heroes: Helping Farmers Cope with Technology Complexity. 28th National

Rice R&D Conference. September 9-10, 2015. Philippine Rice Research Institute,

Maligaya, Science City of Muñoz, Nueva Ecija

Gerardo F. Estoy Jr., Belen M. Tabudlong, and MA Bernat (2nd Place)Evaluation of Some Botanicals for the Control of Rice Grain Bug, Paraucosmetus pallicornis (Dallas) under Laboratory and Screenhouse Conditions. 28th National Rice

R&D Conference. September 9-10, 2015. Philippine Rice Research Institute, Maligaya,

Science City of Muñoz, Nueva Ecija

Nehemiah L. Caballong and Roger F. Barroga (2nd Place)Creating a Virtual Farm Management Tool of the Future: The Agridoc App. 28th National

Rice R&D Conference. September 9-10, 2015. Philippine Rice Research Institute,

Maligaya, Science City of Muñoz, Nueva Ecija


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Joel V. Pascual, Aurora M. Corales, and Klinton Ed F. Venci (2nd Place)Empowering Farmers’ Coops: Key to Sustainable Rural Development. 28th National Rice

R&D Conference. September 9-10, 2015. Philippine Rice Research Institute, Maligaya,

Science City of Muñoz, Nueva Ecija

Thelma F. Padolina, Oliver E. Manangkil, Rustum C. Braceros, Joanne D. Caguiat, Frodie P. Waing, Antonio A. Alfonso, Reneth A. Millas, John Oscar S. Enriquez, Magiting T. Garcia, Paul Nathaniel M. Marcelo, Juliet F. Pariñas, Joselito M. Dancel, Nenita V. Desamero, and Jonathan M. Niones (3rd Place)Next-Generation Rice Project: A Convergence of Stakeholders for Efficient and

Sustainable Delivery of Appropriate Technologies. 28th National Rice R&D Conference.

September 9-10, 2015. Philippine Rice Research Institute, Maligaya, Science City of

Muñoz, Nueva Ecija

Dindo King M. Donayre, Cherry A. Endino-Tayson, and Gerald E. Bello (3rd Place)Growing Azolla: An Alternative Way of Avoiding Golden Apple Snail Damages. 28th

National Rice R&D Conference. September 9-10, 2015. Philippine Rice Research

Institute, Maligaya, Science City of Muñoz, Nueva Ecija

FIlomena S. Grospe, Mark Everson D. Casil, Leonard D. Dela Cruz, Constancio A. Asis Jr., and Rosemarie T. Tapic (3rd Place)Determining Ammonia Volatilization and Efficacy of Urease Inhibitor-Treated Urea on

Grain Yield. 28th National Rice R&D Conference. September 9-10, 2015. Philippine Rice

Research Institute, Maligaya, Science City of Muñoz, Nueva Ecija

Maritha C. Manubay, Democrito B. Rebong II, Helen R. Pasicolan, Nancy R. Gawat, Nymfa S. Sosa, Maricel A. Baliuag, Andres L. Dela Cruz, Jr., and Jay-ar B. Tapec (3rd Place)One-Stop Information Shop: Knowledge-Reinforcing Venue for Students in State

Universities on Rice and Rice-Based Technologies. 28th National Rice R&D Conference.

September 9-10, 2015. Philippine Rice Research Institute, Maligaya, Science City of

Muñoz, Nueva Ecija

Evelyn H. Bandonill, Henry M. Corpuz, Melissa B. Dacumos, Nevah Rizza L. Sevilla, Lydia M. Morales, Rosanna H. Cinense, and Milagrosa R. Martinez (AFMA R&D Gold Award and Best Paper Finalist)Screening and Evaluation of Green Algae as Feed Supplement. 27th National Research

Symposium. October 14-15, 2015. Quezon City


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Roel R. Suralta, Nonawin B. Lucob, Arlene B. Aguelo, Jonathan M. Niones, Maria Corazon N. Julaton, and Democrito B. Rebong II (AFMA R&D Silver Award and Best Paper Finalist – Basic Research Category)Analysis of Deep Root System Development, Soil Water Uptake, and Dry Matter

Production of Rice under Upland Drought Condition. 27th National Research

Symposium. October 14-15, 2015. Quezon City

SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTIVITY AWARDS

Edwin C. Martin, Dindo King M. Donayre, and Madonna C. CasimeroPrevalence, Agronomic Characteristics and Biology of Weedy Rice Biotypes of Nueva

Ecija, Philippines. IAMURE International Journal of Ecology and Conservation. October

2014. 12:86-99

Riza G. Abilgos-Ramos, Rosaly V. Manaois, Amelia V. Morales, and Henry F. MamucodQuality Characteristics and Consumer Acceptability of Salt Bread Supplemented with

Chili Pepper (Capsicum sp.) Leaves. Food Science and Technology Research. November

7, 2014. 21(2015) No. 1:117-123

Arvin Paul P. Tuaño, Noriaki Aoki, Naoko Fujita, Naoko F. Oitome, Florinia E. Merca, and Bienvenido O. JulianoGrain and Starch Properties of Waxy and Low-Apparent Amylose Philippine Rices and of

NSIC Rc222. Philippine Agricultural Scientist. December 2014. 97:329-339

Juanito M. Maloom, Ronaldo B. Saludes, Moises A. Dorado, and Pompe C. Sta. CruzDevelopment of a GIS-Based Model for Predicting Rice Yield. The Philippine Journal of

Crop Science. December 2014. 39:8-19

Aurora M. Corales, Josefina T. Dizon, and Virginia R. CardenasAssessing PalayCheck® Institutionalization in Selected Municipalities in Luzon,

Philippines. Philippine Journal of Crop Science. December 2014. 143:167-176

Edwin C. Martin and Irene R. TanzoCompetitive Ability of Weedy Rice against Cultivated Rice in the Philippines. Asia Life

Sciences. January 2015. 24:1-7


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Jayvee A. Cruz, Evelyn F. Delfin, and Erlinda S. PaternoPromotion of Upland Rice Growth by Actinomycetes under Growth Room Condition.

Asia Life Sciences. January 2015. 24:87-94

Ailon Oliver V. CapistranoA Minus-One Element Technique (MOET)-based Mathematical Model to Customize

Fertilizer Recommendations for Philippine Rice Cultivars. Asia Life Sciences. January

2015. 24:95-109

Victoria C. Lapitan, Katrina Leslie C. Nicolas, and Eufemio T. Rasco, Jr.Tissue Culture Technique for Clonal Propagation of Nipa Palm (Nypa fruticans Wurmb.,

Arecaceae) from Embryo Culture. Asia Life Sciences. January 2015. 24:111-125

Edwin C. Martin and Irene R. TanzoEnhancing Awareness on Weedy Rice Management in Iloilo Province, Philippines. Asia

Life Sciences. January 2015. 24:285-294

Noriel M. Angeles, Jose E. Hernandez, Antonio C. Laurena, and Hei LeungAgarose-based ecoTILLING Detection of Candidate Gene SNPs for Evaluating

Quantitative Resistance to Rice Blast. Asia Life Sciences. January 2015. 24:323-334

Jayvee A. Cruz and Mea Katreena M. CadienteSurvival of Actinomycetes in a Soil-based Carrier: A Potential Microbial Inoculant. Asia

Life Sciences. January 2015. 24:343-348

Jayvee A. Cruz, Nacita B. Lantican, Evelyn F. Delfin, and Erlinda S. PaternoCharacterization and Identification of Growth-Promoting Actinomycete: A Potential

Microbial Inoculant. Asia Life Sciences. January 2015. 24:383-397

Alvin D. Palanog, Cherry A. Endino-Tayson, Ian Mark G. Ciocon, Leo T. Sta. Ines, Babylyn U. Tizon, Jesiree Elena Ann D. Bibar, Cherryl U. Seville, May J. Osana-Palanog, Dindo King M. Donayre, Albert Christian S. Suñer, and Edgar M. LibetarioGrain Yield Performance and Stability Analysis of Rice Varieties under Rainfed Lowland

Conditions of Western Visayas, Philippines. Asia Life Sciences. January 2015. 24:399-408


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Jayvee A. Cruz, Nacita B. Lantican, Evelyn F. Delfin, and Erlinda S. PaternoEnhancement of Growth and Yield of Upland Rice by Actinomycetes. Asia Life Sciences.

January 2015. 24:575-584

Jennifer T. Niones and Daigo TakemotoVibA, a Homologue of a Transcription Factor for Fungal Heterokaryon Incompatibility,

is involved in Antifungal Compound Production in the Plant-Symbiotic Fungus Epichloe festucae. Eukaryotic Cell. January 2015. 14:13-24

Dindo King M. Donayre, Edwin C. Martin, Madonna C. Casimero, and Leylani M. JulianoPrevalence of Lowland Ecotype Cyperus rotundus L. and Weed Management of Rice

Farmers in Aliaga, Nueva Ecija, Philippines. IAMURE International Journal of Ecology and

Conservation. January 2015. 13:14-27

Jonathan M. Niones, Roel R. Suralta, Yoshiaki Inukai, and Akira YamauchiQTL Associated with Lateral Root Plasticity in Response to Soil Moisture Fluctuation Stress

in Rice. Plant and Soil. February 19, 2015. (DOI 10.10O7/s11104-015-2404-x, published

online)

Jehru C. Magahud, Pearl B. Sanchez, and Rodrigo B. BadayosConcentrations of Rare Trace Elements in Major Irrigated Rice Areas in the Philippines.

IAMURE International Journal of Ecology and Conservation. March 2015. 14:111-133

Dindo King M. Donayre and Cherry A. Endino-TaysonCompetitive Ability, Critical Period of Competition, and Density Level of Hydrolea zeylanica (L.) Vahl against Transplanted-Irrigated Lowland Rice. IAMURE International Journal of

Ecology and Conservation. March 2015. 14:191-214

Jayvee A. Cruz, Mea Katreena M. Cadiente, Truong Hoai Xuan, and Eufemio T. Rasco, Jr.Endophytic Bacteria Isolated from Nipa Palm (Nypa fruticans) in Bulacan, Philippines.

IAMURE International Journal of Philippine Science and Technology. March 2015. 14:68-79

Roel R. Suralta, Maria Corazon N. Julaton, and Democrito B. Rebong IIFunctional Roles of Constitutive Root System Development in Maintaining Higher Water

Use and Grain Yield under Post Flowering Drought Stress in Hybrid Rice. Philippine

Agricultural Scientist. March 2015. 98:81-88


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Flordeliza H. Bordey and Imelda A. AridaAdoption of Rice Crop Insurance in the Philippines: Lessons from Farmer’s Experience.

Philippine Journal of Crop Science. April 2015. 40:24-34

Hanah Hazel Mavi M. Biag-Manalo, Benjamina Paula G. Flor, Madeline M. Suva, Merlyne M. Paunlagi, and Ruben B. Miranda Knowledge Sharing Enablers and Disablers in the Palayamanan Farmer Field School in

the Uplands of Silang, Cavite. Philippine Journal of Crop Science. April 2015. 40:54-63

Aurora M. Corales, Evangeline B. Sibayan, and Florencia G. PalisDissemination of Natural Resource Management Technology for Irrigated Rice in the

Philippines: On-Farm Validation to National Extension. Pertanika Journal of Tropical

Agricultural Science. May 2015. 38:219-233

Mary Ann U. Baradi and Noel Geronimo T. Martinez2-Acetyl-1-Pyrroline Levels in Fragrant Rice as Affected by Storage Condition and

Packaging. Philippine Agricultural Scientist. June 2015. 98:142-147

Michelle C. Quimbo and Cezar P. MamarilOrganic Fertilizer Efficacy and Financial Viability of Rice Production in Los Baños,

Philippines. Philippine Agricultural Scientist. June 2015. 98:174-189

Babylyn U. Tizon-Salazar, Pompe C. Sta. Cruz, Bong M. Salazar, Edna A. Aguilar, and Rodrigo B. BadayosGrain-filling Process in Lowland Rice (Oryza sativa L. ‘PSB Rc18’) under Water Deficit is

enhanced by Nitrogen Fertilization. Asia Life Sciences. July 2015. 24:715-725

Jehru C. Magahud, Rodrigo B. Badayos, Pearl B. Sanchez, and Pompe C. Sta. CruzLevels and Potential Sources of Heavy Metals in Major Irrigated Rice Areas in the

Philippines. IAMURE International Journal of Ecology and Conservation. July 2015.

15:28-59

Jehru C. Magahud and Niña Gracel B. DimaanoExtent, Methods and Determining Factors of Pesticide Application in Irrigated Rice Areas

of the Philippines. IAMURE International Journal of Ecology and Conservation. July

2015. 15:169-191


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Jayvee A. Cruz and Mea Katreena M. CadienteSurvival of an Actinomycete in a Carbonized Rice Hull-Based Carrier. IAMURE International

Journal of Philippine Science and Technology. July 2015. 15:192-199

Roel R. Suralta, Nonawin B. Lucob, Loida M. Perez, Jonathan M. Niones, and Henry T. NguyenDevelopmental and Quantitative Trait Loci Analyses of Root Plasticity in Response to Soil

Moisture Fluctuation in Rice. Philippine Journal of Crop Science. August 2015. 40:12-24

Aurora M. Corales, Genaro S. Rillon, Ronell B. Malasa, Gerly D. Martin, Vivienne Leigh D. De Guzman, Dindo M. Patonona, and Rizal G. CoralesEnhancing Capacities to Increase Crop Productivity and Climate Change Resiliency: A

Community-Based Approach in Aurora Province, Philippines. Philippine Journal of Crop

Science. August 2015. 40:66-73

Evelyn H. Bandonill and Gemmabelle G. CorpuzGrain Quality of Irrigated Lowland Rice Varieties as Affected by Season and Crop

Establishment. Philippine Journal of Crop Science. August 2015. 40:74-77

SCHOLASTIC AWARDEES

Doctor of Philosophy

Elmer G. BautistaAgricultural Science, Tohoku University

MASTER’S

Sandro D. CañeteSoil Science, UP Los Baños

Marilyn C. FerrerPlant Genetic Resources and Conservation Management, UP Los Baños

Fernando D. GarciaPublic Management, Ateneo de Manila University School of Government (ASoG)

Leo C. JavierPublic Management, Ateneo de Manila University School of Government (ASoG)


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Maria Cristina V. NewinghamBiology, Central Luzon State University

PAULINO S. RAMOSAgricultural Engineering, UP Los Baños

Albert Christian S. SuñerDevelopment Management, Development Academy of the Philippines, Tagaytay City

Luis Alejandre I. TamaniPublic Management, Ateneo de Manila University School of Government (ASoG)

LOYALTY AWARDEES

10 yearsSophia T. BorjaMaureen P. CapistranoAntonio S. Noriega, Jr.Joel V. PascualJoel A. RamosAnna Theresa Isabel O. Rebong

20 YearsNenita V. DesameroEvelyn F. JavierLeo C. JavierAbner T. Montecalvo

25 YearsFe N. LumawagGlenda D. Ravelo


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30 YearsEmily C. Arocena

35 YearsEvangeline B. Sibayan

40 YearsInocencio L. Ayudan

Juliet P. RillonErrol V. SantiagoLeo T. Sta. Ines

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Committee Chairs and Members

Overall Coordinator Necitas B. Malabanan, OED, ODEDASF Logo and Theme Contest Joy Bartolome A. Duldulao, Leila J. Abelardo, Oliver C. DomingoMedical Mission Joy Bartolome A. Duldulao, Admin and ISSO staffProgram and Invitation Abegail T. Donayre, Recille G. Aquino, Ian H. Veneracion, Michael E. Reyes, Catherine M. Bataller, Ymari Bianca V. Pascual, Michael S. Reyes, Carlo G. Dacumos, John Glen S. Sarol, Elizabeth P. MolinaCreative Team Christina A. Frediles, Mary Grace M. Nidoy, Ashlee P. Canilang, John Glen S. Sarol, Perry Irish H. Duran, Raymond E. Tumale, Katherine P. Balmeo, Carlo G. Dacumos, Jayson C. BertoDocumentation Ashlee P. Canilang, Carlo G. Dacumos, Jayson C. Berto, John Glen S. SarolHector A. BadisRegistration Aurea C. Cosio, Erla Q. Diaz, Roda P. Dasalla, Alexander Z. Rodriguez, Roy V. Santiago, Liezl R. Argueza, Catherine M. Bataller, Jo-anne O. Castelo, Wina Joy N. Capindian, Gladys N. Pagatpatan, Michelle V. Liwag, Frishan Gain C. Cabral, Roldan G. Antonio, Jeffrey J. Villa, Mary Flor A. Gacutan, Nehemiah L. Caballong, Ronnie T. ApuadaFood and Accommodations Ma. Cielo J. Tibayan , Ma. Jophine C. Ablaza, Gemmabelle G. Corpuz Fe G. Alonzo, Grace S. Villaroman, BDD staffMind and Parlor Games Argie M. Pagdanganan, Jennifer D. Villaflor, Benjamin C. Sotto, Nehemiah L. Caballong ,Marc Jude Paul S. Ancheta, John Glen S. Sarol, Jose Emmanuel G. Hernandez, Michael S. Reyes, Maria Juvail T. Antivo, Ranxel M. Almario, Adeline P. Gomez, Mercy Grace C. Cruda, Mary Grace A. Arzanan, Gabrel P. Flancia, Christian Paul M. Ariola, Alvin L. Ador Dionisio, Mae C. Angelie Tan, Klinton Ed F. Venci, April M. Jose, Ymari Bianca V. PascualTokens / Protocol Guadalupe C. Miranda, Sarah Joy P. Alvior, Jonathan U. Cabral, Oliver C. Domingo, Alvin P. Lucero, Angemil Mayette F. Magtalas, Cherry May I. Eligado, Monique B. Jimenez, Drafino R. Arocena Jr., Christopher Dave B. Musa, Hazel V. Antonio, Adeline P. Gomez, Floper Gershwin E. Manuel, Sophia Maria M. Cuevas, Carlito N. Bibal,Charisma Love B. GadoPhysical Arrangement, Restoration, and Transportation Antonio S. Noriega Jr., Gina B. Narca, PPD staff, 2 laborers from each division.Backdrop, Lights, and Sound Carlito N. Bibal, Rogelio N. Bibal, Alvin P. Lucero, Jonathan U. CabralAV/IT Network Luis Alejandre I. Tamani, ISD technical staff First-Aid and Waste management Froilan A. Serrano, ISSO staff, First-aidersSupplies and Materials Fe G. Alonzo, Grace S. Villaroman, SPO staffFinance Nelita M. Tado, Finance staffMoral Enrichment and Thanksgiving Activity Nelita M. Tado, Adelaida B. Giray, Ofelia C. Malonzo, April M. Jose, Klinton Ed F. Venci, Lord R. Aquino, Vanneza B. Isidro, FMD staffSRO Seminar Series Hazel Jane M. Orge, Rizzla I. Salas, Eduardo Jimmy P. Quilang, Marissa B. Reyes, Criselda A. Manabat, Froilan A. Serrano, Joybeth N. LisondraDangal ng PhilRice Glenda D. Ravelo, All PhilPRAISE members, HRMO staff PhilRice Alumni and Employees’ Day Jaime A. Manalo IV, Christina A. Frediles, Hector A. Badis, Mary Grace M. Nidoy, Sophia T. Borja (APE), Ashlee P. Canilang, John Glen S. Sarol, Jayvee P. Masilang, Rizzla I. Salas, Jayson C. Berto,Jennifer D. Villaflor, Argie M. Pagdanganan, Ma. Cielo J. Tibayan, Ronell B. Malasa, Fernando D. Garcia, Jonathan M. Niones, Leonardo V. Marquez Sportsfest; Wellness, Fun, and Food Fair; Tower lighting fair Joselito A. Kalaw (APE), Sophia T. Borja (APE) Sportsfest coordinators, Ma. Cielo J. Tibayan, Ronell B. Malasa, Fernando D. Garcia, Jonathan M. Niones, Leonardo V. MarquezTower Lighting Antonio S. Noriega Jr., Hazel Jane M. Orge PPD and ISSO staff, Children’s Christmas Party Aurea C. Cosio, All TMSD and IAU staffInstitute Christmas Party Richard D. Romanillos, Maria Eloisa M. Pagay, All TMSD and IAU staff

Documents

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