Seed companies namely RAMGO International Corp., Allied Botanical Corporation, East-West Seed and Enviro Scope Synergy Inc. participated the Lowland Vegetable Derby Techno Demo at New Agri Farm Training center located Brgy. San Francisco, Lubao, Pampanga with the initiative from the Department of Agriculture Region 3 - Central Luzon under the program of High Value Crops Development (HVCD). This Harvest Festival showcases “Pinakbet” varieties and other crops from the participating companies.

1. Lowland Vegetable Derby Technology Demonstration
Harvest Festival
August 11,2022
New Gen Agri Farm Training Center Inc.
Brgy. San Francisco, Lubao, Pampanga
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2. Seed companies namely RAMGO International Corp., Allied Botanical Corporation, East-West Seed and
Enviro Scope Synergy Inc. participated the Lowland Vegetable Derby Techno Demo at New Agri Farm
Training center located Brgy. San Francisco, Lubao, Pampanga with the initiative from the Department of
Agriculture Region 3- Central Luzon under the program of High Value Crops Development (HVCD). This
Harvest Festival showcases “Pinakbet” varieties and other crops from the participating companies.
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3. Mr. Jose Jeffrey Rodriguez (PDO IV HVCRC), Engr. AB P. David (Regional HVCDP Focal Person)
and officer from DA Regional 3 (from left to right)
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4. Also attended by the National Program Director ng High Value Crops Development
Program / BPI Dir. Gerald Glenn F. Panganiban, Chief of Field Operations Division
Elma Mananes.
(left to right, Elma Mananes, Ms. Anna Karina de Grano-RAMGO Sales Manager Region 3, Mr. Jose
Jeffrey Rodriguez , Mr Bennie Tiotuico-RAMGO, Mr. Gerald Glenn F. Panganiban, Engr. AB P. David)
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5. Registration of Participants/ Guests
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Acknowledgement of Participants

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9. Field Tour and Discussion of Showcased Crops
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17. SEED COMPANY PRESENTATION (c/o Mr. Bennie Tiotiuco)
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This kind of event or activity collaboration between the government
and private institutions helps our farmers learn and asses potential
commercial varieties they can cultivate. And government sectors encourage
them to produce local vegetables and fruits in our market. Aside from that
farmers can interact with technicians that could help in their queries.
This supports the directive from the Department of Agriculture (DA) to
ensure food security and affordability in our country. The cooperator of the
said harvest festival, Ma'am Maria David, also encourages farmers to sell
their produce directly to the local trading post or markets to eliminate the
access of selling agents. And continue to partner up with the private seed
companies when it comes to varieties in the market.
Mr. Bennie Tiotuico (RAMGO) also advises the farmers that even a
1000 sq meter of land area with different commodities can generate income
up to P100,000 if the management of crops is well maintained.
The local government and agriculture office of Pampanga hoping to
have more of these events as the region is one of the closest provinces to
Manila to conduct lowland vegetable demonstrations.