Name: Cyndell H.

Buera

Subject: CWTS

Course/Year: BS Accountancy-1B

PUNLA KO, KABUHAYAN NIYO: A PROJECT PROPOSAL ENHANCING

THE LIVELIHOOD OF FARMERS THROUGH SEMINAR AND FARMING IN
BRGY. CALANTAS, TAYABAS CITY

A Project Proposal

Presented to College of Administration, Business, Hospitality, and

Accountancy

Southern Luzon State University

In Partial Fulfillment for CWTS Requirement

Presented to:

Mrs. Diana Nacorda Mercadal

 I. Title

Punla Ko, Kabuhayan Niyo: A Project Proposal Enhancing the

Livelihood of Farmers through Seminar and Farming in Brgy. Calantas,
Tayabas City

II. Introduction

The majority of Filipinos make their living through farming. One-half of

our entire land area is made up of farms. On our fertile soil, farmers toil. They
are persistent and diligent. On the nation, farming villages can be located in
plains, valleys, and at the base of mountains. In the Philippines, there are farms
that grow fruits and vegetables as well as crops including rice, corn, tobacco,
coconut, and abaca. On the farms, there is also livestock including chickens,
turkeys, goats, and carabaos (

About 40% of Filipino employees are employed in it, and it generates

20% of the country's GDP on average. Agribusiness, which accounts for over
70% of all agricultural output, is the primary source of this output (CIDA-LGSP,
2003). Crop cultivation is the primary agricultural activity. Others include hog
farming (18.4%), agricultural services (19.8%), and chicken broiler production,
which includes running chicken hatcheries (20.4%). (NSO, 2002).

III. Statement of the Problem

The project aims to enhance the livelihood of farmers in Brgy. Calantas,
Tayabas City.
Specifically, it seeks to accomplish the following:
1. What are the seedlings needed by the farmers?
2. Who are the beneficiaries of this program in terms of:
2.1. Age
2.2. Farm area
2.3 Livelihood income
3. What are the significances of giving seedlings to farmers?
4. Why is this project beneficial to all farmers/participants?
5. How to successfully execute this project?
 IV. Objectives

This project aims to enhance the knowledge of farmers regarding

different strategies that they can use in farming. Assisting them in planting
seedlings and teaching them plants that should be planted with regard to the
current season. Distributing seedlings and fertilizers, can help farmers to gain
an additional source of their income.

V. Project Proponents

Project Proponent: Cyndell H. Buera

VI. Prospective Participants/Clientele

The prospective participants are twenty (20) willing farmers of Brgy.

Calantas, Tayabas City who’s eager to gain additional income and enhance
their skills in farming.

VII. Date and Venue

This project will be held every Saturday for three (3) consecutive weeks
in February 2023 from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM, upon the availability of farmers.
Furthermore, it will be held at the Barangay Hall with the approval of the
Barangay Captain.

VIII. Methodology

For this project to be implemented, the proponent must get approval from
the Barangay Captain of Brgy. Calantas. After getting the approval, a survey
will be conducted on who will be the project participants. Then, the proponents
will prepare all the materials needed in this project like seedlings, fertilizer,
visual aids, and others. For the seminar, the proponent will coordinate with the
LGU Agriculture Department to request speakers to teach different farming
strategies. After the seminar, the proponent will distribute the seedlings. There
will be a contest, and those who are able to plant the seedlings successfully will
receive a prize.

In every week there will be different activities to be conducted:

 WEEK ACTIVITIES
1st Week Seminar, distribution of seedlings,
and planting
2nd Week Visitation of plants and distribution
of fertilizers
3rd Week Announcement of winners, small
talks, and sharing

IX. Materials/Resources
• Participants Consent
• Visual aids
• Sound system
• Printed brochures about the seminar
• Seedlings and fertilizers
• Foods for participants
• Tokens for the speakers
• Gifts/Prizes for the participants
X. Expected Output

The success of this project lies if the farmers after the session can:

• Understand and recognize the importance of different strategies

in farming
• Able to plant the seedlings successfully
• Adapt the different strategies that have been taught in the seminar