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Establishment and linkages of pilot data bank and information system: proceedings of the workshop on establishment and linkages of pilot data bank and information system PCARRD, Los Baños, Laguna   Publication: Los Baños, Laguna Philippine Council for Agriculture and Resources Research and Development 1987 . vi, 168 pages : , Synthesis. – Opening remarks. – Workshop rationale and objectives. – Information systems and overview. – Data requirements for research and development in agriculture and natural resources. – Data requirements for research and development in agriculture and natural resources. – Data requirements in natural resources. – Conceptual model for regional information systems. – Land and water resources data bank and program packages. – Regional land and water resources information system. – Soil resource information management system. – The role of BAEcon in the Philippine agricultural information system. – Information system and data requirements for integrated area development programs. – The agricultural information bank for Asia's activities in computer-based information and handling. – Sample data requirements of private sector. – Socio-economic data bank. – The use of computers for planning at the Ministry of Human Settlements: an overview. – Benchmark information on land use. – Information management system, PCA agricultural research and development. – NAGADO data banking information management activities. – Information management system for the natural resources sector. – Computerized data management system for crop improvement programs. – Workshop participants/agencies. Date: 1987 Availability: Items available: ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 020.623 P53e 1987 c.1] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 020.623 P53e 1987 c.2] (1),

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Measuring the economic viability of agricultural technologies by Brown, Ernesto O. Publication: Laguna Philippine Council for Agriculture, Forestry and Natural Resources Research and Development 1991 . 34 pages : , Introduction. – Some basic concepts on economic viability. – Technology and economic viability analysis. – Production costs. – Fixed and variable costs. – Cash and noncash costs. – Interest on investment. – Depreciation cost. – Cost of farm family labor. – Income and profitability measures. – Measures of profitability. – Analytical procedures for estimating the economic viability of agricultural technologies. – Choosing the analytical procedure. – Cost-and-return analysis. – Material costs. – Fixed costs. – Sensitivity analysis. – Enterprise budget analysis. – Enterprise budget. – Estimating measures of net returns. – Break-even analysis. – Break-even yield. – Partial budget analysis. – Partial profit budget. – Steps in partial budgeting and data requirements. – Additional costs. – Reduced income. – Additional income. – Reduced costs. – Partial-budget-and-risk analysis. – Parametric budget.– Break-even budgeting. – Net Present Value (NPV) analysis. Date: 1991 Availability: Items available: ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 330.9630 B81m 1991 c.2] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 330.9630 B877 1991 c.1] (1),

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Proceedings : parks and wildlife research and development in the Philippines : current status and a mandate for tomorrow   Publication: Laguna Philippine Council for Agriculture and Resources 1981 . 120 pages : , Welcome Address/Filiberto S. Pollisco. – Symposium Rationale/Ulysses M. Lustria. – Status and extent of National Parks in the Philippines/Jesus B. Alvarez, Jr. – Status and extent of wildlife resources in the Philippines/Dioscoro S. Rabor. – Status of wildlife and wildlife research in the Visayas and Mindanao/ Angel C. Alcala. – Status of wildlife research in FORI and UPLB/ Phan-Quang-Vinh. – Development of wildlife resources in the Philippines/ Jesus B. Alvarez, Jr. – Development of wildlife resources in the Philippines: tamara conservation and Calauit Project/ Francisco Y. Panol. – Development of outdoor recreation in the Philippines/ Michael B. Anderson. – A philosophical concept of wildlife conservation/ Bonifacio Arzadon. – Open forum. Date: 1981 Availability: Items available: ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 333.95 P53p 1983 c.1] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 333.95 P53p 1983 c.10] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 333.95 P53p 1983 c.11] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 333.95 P53p 1983 c.12] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 333.95 P53p 1983 c.13] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 333.95 P53p 1983 c.2] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 333.95 P53p 1983 c.3] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 333.95 P53p 1983 c.4] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 333.95 P53p 1983 c.5] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 333.95 P53p 1983 c.6] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 333.95 P53p 1983 c.7] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 333.95 P53p 1983 c.8] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 333.95 P53p 1983 c.9] (1),

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Economics of the nata de coco industry by Librero, Aida R. Publication: Los Baños, Laguna Philippine Council for Agriculture, Forestry and Natural Resources Research and Development 1994 . vi, 75 pages : , The phenomenal growth of the nata de coco industry. – Objectives. – Methodology. – The nata de coco production – The nata de coco producers. – Production technology. – Marketing systems. – Production, sales, and prices. – Labor requirement. – Capital investment and measures of profitability. – The nata de coco trading. – The nata de coco traders. – Traders' marketing practices. – Purchases and sales. – Capital investment, expenses, and gross margin. – Labor requirement. – Problems and issues. – Production and marketing. – Nata quality. – Use of chemical inputs. – Waste disposal. – Prices of inputs. – Market competition. – Problems of traders. – Prospects, policy issues, and recommendations. – Prospects. – Policy issues. – Recommendations. Date: 1994 Availability: Items available: ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 338 L61e 1994 c.1] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 338 L61e 1994 c.2] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 338 L61e 1994 c.3] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 338 L61e 1994 c.4] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 338 L61e 1994 c.5] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 338 L61e 1994 c.6] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 338 L61e 1994 c.7] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 338 L61e 1994 c.8] (1),

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Philippine tilapia economics   Publication: Laguna Philippine Council for Agriculture and Resources Research and Development . v, 261 pages : , Session 1: overview -- Tilapia farming in the Philippines: practices, problems and prospects. R. D. Guerrero III Session 2: tilapia hatcheries -- Economics of private tilapia hatcheries in Laguna nd Rizal Provinces, Philippines. L. R. Yater and I. R. Smith -- Cost analysis of a large-scale hatchery for the production of Oreochromis niloticus fingerlings in Central Luzon, Philippines. M. C. Brousssard, Jr. and C. G. Reyes. -- The adoption of tilapia farming and its impact on the community of Sto. Domingo, Bay, Laguna, Philippines. M. C. B. Gaite, J. N. A Morales, O. C. R. Orilla and B. B. Pili. -- Session 3: cage culture systems -- The economics of tilapia cage culture in Bicol Freshwater Lakes, Philippines. E. M. Escover and R. L. Claveria. -- Economics of tilapia cage culture in Laguna Province, Philippines. C. T. Aragon, M. M. de Lim and G. L. Tioseco -- Economics of tilapia cage cutlure in Mindanao, Philippines. L. P. Oliva. -- Financial and economic analyses of grow-out tilapia cage farming in Laguna de Bay, Philippines. J. F. Lazaga and L. L. Roa -- Session 4: land-based culture systems -- Tilapia production in freshwater fishponds of Central Luzon, Philippines. R. C. Sevilleja -- Economics of rice-fish culture systems, Luzon, Philippines. R. N. Tagarino -- The introduction of integrated backyard fishponds in Lowland Cavite, Philippines. F. Fermin -- Status, potential and needs of tilapia culture in Panay Island, Philippines. V. L. Corre, Jr. -- Transfer of fish culture technology in Central Luzon, Philippines. W. R. Rosario. -- Session 5: tilapia marketing -- Tilapia marketing in Central Luzon and Metro Manila, Philippines. E. B. Torres and E. R. Navera -- Tilapia marketing in Bicol, Philippines. E. M. Escover, O. T. Salon and C. P. Lim -- Tilapia marketing in Laguna Province, Philippines. C. T. Aragon, J. Cosico and N. Salayo -- Tilapia marketing in Mindanao, Philippines. L. P. Oliva -- Philippine tilapia marketing in the context of structural demand for protein: a comment. L. A. Gonzales. Availability: Items available: ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 338.19 P53 1985] (1),

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Socioeconomic study on peanut production in the Philippines by Huelgas, Romeo R. Publication: Laguna Philippine Council for Agriculture, Forestry and Natural Resources Research and Development 1990 . 44 pages : , Abstract – Introduction – Peanut-related studies – Objectives – Data sources and analytical procedures – Results and implications – General characteristics of peanut farmers – Characteristics of peanut farms – Peanut production – Cropping pattern – basic cultural practices – Labor utilization – Farm organization – Credit and financing – Extension services – Production and disposal – Marketing of peanuts – Technical efficiency analysis – Cost-and-Return analysis – Farm receipts – Farm costs – Farm income – Constraints in peanut production – Production estimates – Allocative efficiency – Yield constraint according to the farmers – Summary and conclusions – Recommendations. Date: 1990 Availability: Items available: ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 361.368 H87s 1990 c.1] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 361.368 H87s 1990 c.2] (1),

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Participatory environmental conservation and management   Publication: Laguna Philippine Council for Agriculture, Forestry and Natural Resources Research and Development 1995 . vi, 95 pages : , Rationale, objectives, and expected outputs – Welcome remarks/Cledualdo B. Perez – Urban community solid waste management: the case of Lini-ganda Project in San Juan, Metro Mnaila/Leonrada N. Camacho – The national forestation program: a review of lessons and experiences/Juanito Lamanilao – Indigenous forest communities in forest management: the Kalahan experience/Delbert Rice – Small-scale mining in the Philippines: a community-based industry/Rodolfo L. Velasco, Jr. – Participatory approach to conventional rice breeding: the case of the Masipag Project/Angelina M. Briones – The DENR’s community forestry program: status, accomplishments, and emerging issues/Buenaventura L. Dolom – Community-managed marine resources: the case of Sumilon, Apo, Pamilacan, and Balicasag Isalands/Filina A. Tiempo – Closing remarks/Antonio Alcantar – Highlights and recommendations. Date: 1995 Availability: Items available: ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 363.7 P53p 1995 c.1] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 363.7 P53p 1995 c.2] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 363.7 P53p 1995 c.3] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 363.7 P53p 1995 c.4] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 363.7 P53p 1995 c.5] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 363.7 P53p 1995 c.6] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 363.7 P53p 1995 c.7] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 363.7 P53p 1995 c.8] (1),

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Manual of instructions : meteorological and phenological observations in agriculture and forestry   Publication: Laguna Philippine Council for Agriculture, Forestry and Natural Resources Research and Development 1989 . 139 pages : , Part I. instructions for metrological observations (at the National and Regional experiment stations) – Rainfall measurements – Sunshine duration – Solar radiation – Temperature and humidity – Wind – Evaporation – Soil moisture – Meteorological observations at other levels of experiment stations – Part 2 instructions for phenological observations – Phenological observations in agriculture – Features of phenological phases/events – Annuals – Legumes – Vegetables – Root crops – Perennials – Sampling techniques – Methods of observations – Registering the phenological observations – Suggestions for phenological observations – Monthly phenological reports for perennial plants – Without a seasonal pattern – Additional information – Phenology in forestry – Features of phenological phases/events – The conduct of phenological investigation – Example of phenology study – Part 3. Instructions for agrometeorological data management – Data management in agro-forest meteorology – Characteristics of present/future perspectives. Date: 1989 Availability: Items available: ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 551.5 T22m 1989 c.1] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 551.5 T22m 1989 c.2] (1),

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Strengthening farm weather forecast and advisory system in the Philippines   Publication: Laguna Philippine Council for Agriculture, Forestry and Natural Resources Research and Development 1992 . viii, 151 pages : , Message/Roman L. Kinatanar – Workshop rationale/bayani S. Lomotan – Meteorological services to agriculture in the Philippines: present and future thrusts/Gaudioso R. Tabamo – Agrometeorological information needs of agriculture in Region 3 (Central Luzon)/Eduardo Gonzales – Agrometeorological information needs of agriculture: SCU’s point of view/Arthur B. Estrella, Gil T. Malanyaon – PAGASA’s strategies to make agricultural weather service work for the farmers/Ruben C. Acuña – Preparation, dissemination, and utilization of farm weather forecasts and advisories/Narciso Itoralba, Jose O. De Guzman – The role of broadcast media in the dissemination of farm weather forecasts and advisories/James B. Jimenez, Gener Canlas, Lucy C. Ducuni – Analysis and interpretation of agroclimatic data/Rodito D. Buan – Climatology of the Bicol Region/Virgilio P. Puentebella – Alternative farming systems for the Bicol region/Roger V. Perez – Problems and experiences of the agrometeorological forecast and advisory system in Muñoz/Melissa N. Espino_Agulto – Expansion of agrometeorological forecasting and advisory services in Central Luzon and Pangasinan – Closing remarks/Redia N. Atienza. Date: 1992 Availability: Items available: ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 551.63 P53s 1992] (1),

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Soil taxonomy : key to effective land use   Publication: Los Baños, Laguna Philippine Council for Agriculture, Forestry and Natural Resources Research and Development 1988 . xvi, 551 pages : , Soil taxonomy. – Historical development of soil taxonomy - R. Yeck and J. Kimble. – Diagnostic surface horizons - M. Recel. – Soil moisture and temperature regimes - R. Yeck and J. Kimble. – Soil laboratory analysis for soil classification - M. Recel. – Physical properties of soils - E. Paningbatan, Jr. – Mineralogy of soils - G. San Valentin. – Soil orders. – Entisols - M. Recel. – Inceptisols - M. Recel. – Histosols - R. D. Yeck. – Alfisols and ultisols - S. Paramananthan. – Mollisols - L. Moncharoen. – Soil survey and classification in Indonesia - M. Soekardi and M. Soedjadi. – Report of soil survey and classification in Thailand - L. Moncharoen. – Status of soil classification in the Philippines - A. Dayot. – Agrotechnology transfer. – Agrotechnology transfer based on soil taxonomy: the benchmark soils project experience - F. Beinroth. – A system-based approach to agrotechnology transfer - F. Beinroth. – Minimum data sets for crop modelling and agrotechnology transfer - B. Cagauan, Jr. – Soil fertility and management implication of soil taxonomy - B. Cagauan, Jr. – Soil suitability and management implications of soil taxonomy with special reference to tree crop cultivation - S. Paramananthan. – National and regional projects of agrotechnology transfer in the ASEAN Region ( a proposal) - C. Escano. – Crop cultural management. – Agronomy of coconut - S. Magat. – Agronomy of cacao - B. Azucena, Jr. – Agronomy of soybean - L. Ragus. – Agronomy of the oil palm (Elaeis guineensis) in Malaysia - Hew Choy Kean. – Agronomy of sugarcane - V. Dosado. – Agronomy of cassava - F. Villamayor, Jr. – Farming systems research in the Philippines - A. Gomez. Date: 1988 Availability: Items available: ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 631.44 P53s 1988 c.1] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 631.44 P53s 1988 c.2] (1),

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Strengthening meteorological services for agriculture: proceedings of the farm resources and systems forum, 8th of a series   Publication: Laguna Philippine Council for Agriculture, Forestry and Natural Resources Research and Development 1988 . 190 pages : , Message - Elizabeth Fong – Methodologies and techniques of physical data collection - Eduardo M. Pineda – Methodologies and techniques of phenological data collection - Ruben C. Acuña, Eduardo M. Pineda and Carmelita Vindollo – Analysis and interpretation of agroclimatic data - Rodito D. Buan – Data collection and processing of agrometeorological information at IRRI - Teresita S. Laudet – Assessment of climatic variability and its impact on Philippine agriculture during the recent El Niño event - Aida M. Jose, Flaviana L. Hilario and Gilda S. Cerdena – Crop weather calendars for the Philippines - Carmelita Vindollo, Ruben C. Acuña and E. Montojo – Climatic resource inventory for agroclimatic zoning - Manuel C. Bonjoc, Aida M. Jose and Flaviana L. Hilario – Effects of real-time weather on rice yields in the IRRI continuous rice production system - Manuel M. Tamisin, Teresita S. Laudet, Z. P. Pascual, T. P. Aclan, L. R. Oldeman and D. P. Garrity – Publication and dissemination of agrometeorological information - Delia T. Basco – Rainwater storage in plastic-lined farm ponds for dry season crop production - Danielito T. Franco, M. G. Ramirez and R. T. Lucillo – Management and utilization of agrometeorological information/data banking - Ramon C. Alcachupas – Establishment of a pilot agrometeorological forecast and advisory system at CLSU - Bayani S. Lomotan. Date: 1988 Availability: Items available: ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Ref 551.56 P53s 1988 c.1] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Ref 551.56 P53s 1988 c.2] (1),

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Rainfed agriculture in perspective: proceedings of the international workshop on the development of rainfed agriculture   Publication: Laguna Philippine Council for Agriculture and Resources Research and Development 1984 . viii, 140 pages : , Opening remarks - Alfonso N. Eusebio – Welcome remarks - Alfonso N. Eusebio – Keynote address - Domingo F. Panganiban – In-country reports – Cropping system research under rainfed condition in Thailand - Rungsit Suwanketnikom – Development of dryland farming in Taiwan - Chao Chih-Kang – Farming systems for vertisols in the semi-arid tropics - S. M. Virmani – Research and development of rainfed agriculture in Indonesia - Inu G. Ismail – Rainfed crop production in the Mekong Delta - Vo-Tong Xuan – Advances in rainfed agriculture – Rain water management: the ICRISAT experience - Senen M. Miranda – Development and implemention in rainfed technology in the Philippines - Rizalino T. Dilag, Jr. and Dennis Wood – RADOS, Pangasinan: scope and impact - Hipolito A. Custodio – The "KABSAKA" pilot extension project - Ranee A. Abanilla – The rainfed rice-based cropping systems project, Solana, Cagayan - Herminigildo C. Gines and Edmund Sana – Rainfed farming systems at ZDSDP/PADAP - Harry Nesbitt – Rainfed resources development thrust of the farming systems and soil resources institute - Elpidio L. Rosario – Dryland farming in sugarcane field in Taiwan - Chin-Ching Wei – Crop livestock integration in rainfed areas - Moises de Guzman – Closing remarks - Edgardo C. Quisumbing. Date: 1984 Availability: Items available: ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 631.586 P53r 1984 c.1] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 631.586 P53r 1984 c.2] (1),

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Application of agrometeorological information for optimizing agricultural production   Publication: Laguna Philippine Council for Agriculture, Forestry and Natural Resources Research and Development 1985 . xii, 176 pages : , Welcome remarks - Amado R. Maglinao – Workshop rational/guidelines - Amado R. Maglinao – Session I: weather data/information inventory (resource exploration) – The PAGASA organization and climatic data resource in the Philippines - Alvier D. Makanas – Crop/climate assessment covering crop petential, crop condition, and crop yield assessment - Rodito D. Buan – Climate impact assessment for agriculture in the Philippines - Aida M. Jose and Manuel C. Bonjoc – New agroclimatic classification - Bayani S. Lomotan – Summary/highlights of session I – Session II: agroclimatic data requirements in agriculture – Crop production and crop yield assessment - Domingo M. de Guzman – Forecasting pest and disease occurrence - Jesus P. Sumangil – Agroclimatic requirements: forecasting pest and disease occurrence - Edwin A. Benigno and Agustin Molina – Summary/highlights of session II – Session III: agrometeorological information for agrotechnology transfer – Direction and recent developments in crop modelling. agrotechnology transfer, and agricultural production: the IBSNAT experience - Goro Uehara – Summary/highlights of session III – Closing remarks - Bayani S. Lomotan. Date: 1985 Availability: Items available: ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 630.2515 P53a 1990 c.1] (1), ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana [Fil 630.2515 P53a 1990 c.2] (1),

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