Republic of the Philippines

PRESIDENT RAMON MAGSAYSAY STATE UNIVERSITY

Botolan Campus
Porac, Botolan, Zambales
College of Agriculture and Forestry
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BSA III OXYTOCIN

GROUP 2

CONTRIBUTORS:
Cabaltica, Aiz P.
Carino, Clipper Frank D.
Dalit, Marie Cris R.
De Leon, Gedelyn V.
(Write the contributors in alphabetical order)
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College of Agriculture and Forestry
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Project Proposal
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PROJECT PROFILE
Project Title: FeelHealth: Healthy Farming for Healthy Living
Project Duration:
Project Start Date
Project End Date
I. Implementing Agency: President Ramon Magsaysay State University
College of Agriculture and Forestry
Porac, Botolan, Zambales

COOPERATING AGENCY/IES
I. BigFaith PRMSU Botolan
Porac, Botolan, Zambales
II. 4H PRMSU Botolan
Porac, Botolan, Zambales
SITE OF IMPLEMENTATION
I. President Ramon Magsaysay State University
College of Agriculture and Forestry
Porac, Botolan, Zambales

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
- Briefly discuss what the whole proposal is about.

INTRODUCTION
The agriculture industry plays a vital role especially this time of pandemic. At this time, we need to
keep up with the increasing need for healthy food. Healthy foods such as vegetables that can help us
strengthen our body to prevent various diseases. But sometimes nutritious foods like vegetables are
detrimental to our health. Due to the increasing demand for food, farmers use synthetic chemicals such as
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synthetic fertilizers and pesticides to increase their yield and ensure its quality. This synthetic chemical is
harmful to us because it can contaminate food which is harmful to our health when eaten. Farmers who also
apply these synthetic chemicals can be harmed if they do not have adequate personal protective equipment
(PPE) and adequate knowledge of its use. High levels of nitrates and nitrites in synthetic chemical may
cause some disease like haemoglobin disorders, Alzheimer's disease and diabetes mellitus. This synthetic
chemical is also able to cause various environmental issues such as soil, water and air contamination and
also can contribute to climate change and global warming. Nitrogen fertilizers are incredibly efficient, but
they make climate change a lot worse. Nitrous oxide (N2O) (more commonly known as laughing gas) is a
powerful contributor to global warming. It is 265 times more effective at trapping heat in the atmosphere
than carbon dioxide and depletes our ozone layer. With this, honing the active participation of students
through a functional school project will enable to contribute in sustaining healthy food security and safe
environment. Therefore, a project entitled “FeelHealth: Healthy Farming for Healthy Living” is
conceptualized.
This project will focus on establishing organic/urban/integrated school garden with 3,000 sq. meter
with focused commodity like Eggplant, Bitter gourd, Tomato, Bottle gourd, String bean, Hot pepper, Upland
water spinach, Cabbage, Lettuce, onion, Squash and different herbal plants. The project will focused on
raising these crops organically, so instead of synthetic chemicals, they will use organic fertilizer such as
vermicompost and various organic concoctions. The project will also integrate vermiculture as a source of
organic fertilizer and will also use various recycled materials and raw materials for planting such as plastic
bottles, sacks and banana leaves. In support of the urban gardening project of BigFaith PRMSU Botolan.

Rationale: To keep up with the increasing need for healthy food, communities through a functional
organization should be enabled to contribute in food production. This will ensure food availability in
the table while promoting organic and integrated farming, urban gardening and sustaining food
security.
Significance:
Objectives
General:
Generally the project aims to promote students participation in promoting organic and
integrated farming, urban gardening and sustaining food security especially during this time
of pandemic.
Specific:
Specifically it aims to:
1. To establish organic farming inside the college,
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2. To produce organic vegetables and vermin compost,
3. To establish vermin composting area inside the college,
4. To support the urban gardening project of BigFaith PRMSU Botolan, and
5. To establish partnership with other agencies such as 4H PRMSU Botolan and BigFaith
PRMSU Botolan.

REVIEW OF LTERATURE
- Cite previous projects or any programs related to the project for refence
- Cite Properly

METHODOLOGY
- discusses the following: (a) variables or parameters to be measured and evaluated or analyzed; (b)
treatments to be used and their layout; (c) experimental procedures and design; (d) statistical analysis; (e)
evaluation method and observations to be made, strategies for implementation (Conceptual/Analytical
framework).
- You can add other components that you see fit.

EXPECTED OUTPUTS
- Publication- published aspect of the research, or the whole of it, in a scientific journal or conference proceeding for
peer review, or in a popular form.
- Patent/Intellectual Property- proprietary invention or scientific process for potential future profit.
- Product- invention with a potential for commercialization.
- People Service- people or groups of people, who receive technical knowledge and training.
- Place and Partnership- linkage forged because of the study.
- Policy- science-based policy crafted and adopted by the government or academe as a result of the study.

POTENTIAL OUTCOMES
- refer to the result that the proponent hopes to deliver three (3) years after the successful completion of the
project.

POTENTIAL IMPACTS
- Social Impact- refers to the effect or influence of the project to the reinforcement of social ties and building of
local communities.
- Economic Impact- refers to the effect or influence of the project to the commercialization of its products and
services, improvement of the competitiveness of the private sector, and local, regional, and national economic
development.

TARGET BENEFICIARIES
- refers to groups/persons who will be positively affected by the conduct of the project.

SUSTAINABLE PLAN
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- refers to the continuity of the project or how it shall be operated amidst financial, social, and environmental
risks.

LIMITATIONS OF THE PROECT

- refer to restrictions or constraints in the conduct of the project

LIST OF RISKS AND ASSUMPTIONS RISK MANAGEMENT PLAN

- Risk- refers to an uncertain event or condition that its occurrence has a negative effect on the project.
- Assumption- refers to an event or circumstance that its occurrence will lead to the success of the project.

LITERATURE CITED
- an alphabetical list of reference materials (books, journals and others) reviewed. Use standard system for
citation.

PERSONEL REQUIREMENT
- details on the position of personnel to be involved in the project, percent time devoted to the project, and
responsibilities.
Position Percent Time Devoted to the Responsibilities
Project

BUDGET BY IMPLEMENTING AGENCY

Implementing Personnel Maintenance and Equipment Total
Agency Services other Operating Outlay
- total Expenses - total
requirement (MOOE) requirement
for wages, for facilities
salaries,
- total
requirement and
honoraria, equipment
additional for supplies
and needed by
hire and the
other materials,
travel Program.
personnel
benefits. expenses,
communicati
on, and
other
services.

OTHER SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS

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College of Agriculture and Forestry
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1. Long- Range Goals
2. Community Assessment
3. Available Resources
4. Determine Project Goal
5. Project Approach/ Strategy
6. Project Objectives and Activities
7. Identify Challenges and Develop a Contingency Plan
8. Device a Project Evaluation Plan
9. Objective Work Plan
10. Sustainability Strategy
11. Project Cost Estimate
12. Project Summary
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Project Title:                                            

Project Duration (number of months): ______________ Project Start Date: ________________ Project End Date: _________________   

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OBJECTIVES TARGET ACTIVITIES ACCOMPLISHMENTS
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