UPSCALING NATIVE CHICKEN

PRODUCTION TOWARDS
PROFITABLE ENTERPRISE FOR
MALE AND FEMALE FARMERS OF
ISU SAN MARIANO THROUGH
POULTRY MULTIPLIER FARM

LILIBETH S. LANGUIDO
Basic Information
Component 1: Implementation of Upgrading technology of
Native Chicken to male and female of San Mariano Isabela

Component 2: Chick dispersal and Breeders to qualified

recipients

Lead Unit : Bachelor of Agricultural Technology program

Project Duration : One (1) Year

January 2023 – December 2023
Fund Source: Externally Funded
Cooperating Agencies
Introduction
 ISU San Mariano is a recipient of 5 M ( Poultry Multiplier)
 Demand for Native Chicken is high
 Low maintenance and resilient
Objectives

Main Objective: To upgrade the existing stocks of poultry raisers in San

Mariano Isabela for profitable enterprise.

Specific Objectives:
To upgrade the existing stock of the farmers

To empower men and women in the field of poultry production

To increase the income of male and female by making native chicken as

sustainable enterprise
Recipients of the extension
program
896 heads
29 Recipients ( 7
males 23 females
150 heads of
upgraded
chicken
monitored
 Result and Discussion
Objective 1: A total of 150 heads chicken were
upgraded. Growth performance of upgraded
chicken is good
Objective 2: There were 30 participants who were
empowered who were given starter kits ( 5 heads per
recipient) financed by D.A, LGU, and ISU San Mariano
Impact Assessment of the Project
 Income from the project were used to
finance other financial needs ( Students
allowance and needs)
 Reduces family budget on foods
 Rearing period for upgraded chicks was
reduced ( 6 months – 4 months)
 Anchored with SDG Goal 1 ( No poverty) 2
( Zero Hunger) 3 ( Good health and well
being) 4 ( Quality Education)
Impact Assessment of the Project
SDG no. 5 ( gender equality) 8 ( Decent
work and economic growth) 10 ( Reduced
inequalities) 15 ( Life on land) 17
(partnership for the goals)
Sustainability Plan

 Regular Monitoring
 Dispersal Program
Lesson Learned

 Impacts for small scale

project is difficult to
measure in short duration
of extension activities
 Allocation for mobilization
should be bigger
THANK YOU !
LILIBETHLANGUIDO19@YAHOO.COM