Project Story
•Feb 10, 2025
Paglaum Farm Harvests Continue to Support Students and Communities
Students and volunteers joined another Paglaum Farm harvest, continuing the project's role in agricultural learning, food production, and community engagement.

On February 10, 2025, Cebu Technological University and Subang - Cebu Technological University conducted another harvest from the Paglaum Farm Project at CTU-Barili Campus.
Fresh tomatoes, okra, and chilis were gathered and distributed to CTU-Barili students and members of the local community. Subang - CTU volunteers Andrewkyle E. Oroc, Ron Janbert P. Ofquila, Ciara Mari M. Brigoli, and Mary Danielle T. Descallar facilitated the harvest, joined by Doctor of Veterinary Medicine students Johanna Beatriz T. Adlawan, Julia Mae M. Amparo, Diane P. Artiaga, Iyz Phoebemae C. Del Socorro, and Christine Karyl D. Momongan.
The activity continued Paglaum Farm's role as both a learning space for students and a source of fresh produce for the university and surrounding community.
The continuing participation of students and volunteers demonstrates the collaborative nature of the project and its connection to food security, agricultural learning, and community engagement.
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