PIA | Tagalog news: Quezon, panalo sa individual at group category ng regional Gawad Saka 2013

PIA | Tagalog news: Quezon, panalo sa individual at group category ng regional Gawad Saka 2013

1. Comprehensive action program to control scale insect infestation, to be implemented in Quezon

By: Ruel M. Orinday

Monday 21st of October 2013

 

    

LUCENA CITY, Quezon, Oct. 21 (PIA) –The provincial agriculture office (PAO) and the Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA) Quezon I is jointly implementing a scale insect comprehensive action program to control the further spread of the coconut scale insect infestation in Quezon province.

In a recent meeting of the Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council (PDRRMC), provincial agriculturist Roberto Gajo said the program is in line with the provincial government’s response to control immediately the widespread infestation of coconut trees in the province.

Gajo reported that about 41,000 coconut trees in the municipalities of Sampaloc, Polilio, Mauban, Tiaong and San Antonio have been affected by the infestation.

Part of the program, according to Gajo, is the establishment of a bio control laboratory in barangay Talipan, Pagbilao for the propagation of coccinelid beetle which is known to be effective in countering coconut scale insects.

A provincial Task Force (TF) Kontra Scale Insects is now being organized by the provincial agriculturist and the PCA-Quezon I, Gajo added.

He said that he requested the provincial government through the PDRRMC to allocate funds for the programs and activities.

In addition, the PDRRMC unanimously approved Gajo’s appeal to the Sangguniang Panlalawigan to pass a resolution declaring Quezon province under the state of calamity due to the widespread infestation.

The PAO is encouraging the community particularly the coconut farmers to remove and burn affected plant parts at early sighting of signs of infestation and report the case to help in preventing the infestation from spreading out. (RMO, PIA-Quezon)

2.  Tagalog news: Quezon, panalo sa individual at group category ng regional Gawad Saka 2013

Sunday 20th of October 2013

    

LUNGSOD NG LUCENA, Quezon, Oktubre 20 (PIA) --Nagwagi sa dalawang kategorya mula sa siyam na kategoryang sinalihan sa regional Gawad Saka 2013 ang mga kinatawan ng lalawigan ng Quezon sa ginanap na awarding kamakailan sa provincial auditorium ng lalawigan ng Batangas.

Sa individual category, wagi sina Jerson Cabriga ng barangay Lawigue, Tayabas bilang Outstanding Young Farmer at Romulo Ayag ng barangay Pili, Sariaya bilang Outstanding High Value Crops Development Program Farmer.

Tumanggap ng parangal sa group category ang Cawayan I 4H Club ng barangay Cawayan I, San Francisco bilang Outstanding Farmers Organization at Del Rosario Rural Improvement Club (RIC) ng barangay Del Rosario, Tiaong bilang Outstanding Rural Improvement Club.

Ang Gawad Saka ay isa sa mga programa ng Kagawaran ng Pagsasaka na naglalayong bigyan ng pagkilala ang natatanging magsasaka at mangingisda  na nakatulong ng malaki sa pagpapaunlad ng agrikultura sa mga lawigan at sa buong bansa.

Sa pamamagitan ng tanggapan ng panlalawigang agrikultor, ang  pamahalaang panlalawigan ng Quezon sa pangunguna ni Gov. David Suarez ay patuloy na sumusuporta sa mga magsasaka at mangingisda sa pamamagitan ng pagpapatupad ng iba’t-ibang programa at pagkakaloob ng mga serbisyo na makakatulong sa pagtaas ng produksyon sa agrikultura at pag-aangat ng kanilang kabuhayan. (OPA-Info. & Training Unit, Quezon PIO/ RMO-PIA-Quezon)

 

Calabarzon RTIPC to hold 6th annual convention today; 500 delegates expected By: Joselito M. Giron Friday 18th of October 2013 6 3 2 0 0 LUCBAN, QUEZON, Oct. 18 (PIA) - The Calabarzon Regional Tripartite Industrial Peace Council (RTIPC)-IVA, Inc., will hold its 6th annual convention today at Batis Aramin Resort and Hotel in barangay Malupak, this town. DOLE provincial director Edwin Hernandez, said the convention with the theme, “It’s More Fun to be Productive: Your Quezon Experience,” aims to bring together some 400-500 delegates representing employers, trade unionists and workers, government officials, and other stakeholders who are partners in bringing about better labor-management relations toward higher labor productivity and greater enterprise competitiveness in the region. “The Convention is an annual full-day activity of the council which serves as a venue for discussion of issues of mutual concern and for sharing of good practices in the realm of labor relations, labor standards, employment, and productivity,” Hernadez said. Quezon Board Member Alona Obispo, convention chairperson said this Convention will promote the concerted efforts of RTIPC IV-A in infusing the national consciousness about the value of productivity towards national development. “By framing our theme within the context of the “It’s more fun” slogan popularized by the Department of Tourism, we aim to impart the message that productivity is a soft concept that is easy – and fun – to mainstream into corporate and individual consciousness,” Obispo said. She added that through the convention, they hope not only to gain fresh insights and new ideas on how productivity has transformed workers, managers, and enterprises as positive forces of national development, but also to inspire their members into productive workers. “Since launching the council in 2007 at Los Baños, Laguna, the council has broadened its social dialogue to sustain cooperative labor-management relations, raise productivity, enhance competitiveness, and improve working conditions in our workplaces here in the region,” Obispo concluded (JMG, PIA-Quezon) - See more at: http://news.pia.gov.ph/index.php?article=691381974024#sthash.glTeksRh.dpufs expected

PIA | Calabarzon RTIPC to hold 6th annual convention today; 500 delegates expected

Calabarzon RTIPC to hold 6th annual convention today; 500 delegates expected

By: Joselito M. Giron

Friday 18th of October 2013

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LUCBAN, QUEZON, Oct. 18 (PIA) - The Calabarzon Regional Tripartite Industrial Peace Council (RTIPC)-IVA, Inc., will hold its 6th annual convention today at Batis Aramin Resort and Hotel in barangay Malupak, this town.

DOLE provincial director Edwin Hernandez, said the convention with the theme, “It’s More Fun to be Productive: Your Quezon Experience,” aims to bring together some 400-500 delegates representing employers, trade unionists and workers, government officials, and other stakeholders who are partners in bringing about better labor-management relations toward higher labor productivity and greater enterprise competitiveness in the region.

“The Convention is an annual full-day activity of the council which serves as a venue for discussion of issues of mutual concern and for sharing of good practices in the realm of labor relations, labor standards, employment, and productivity,” Hernadez said.

Quezon Board Member Alona Obispo, convention chairperson said this Convention will promote the concerted efforts of RTIPC IV-A in infusing the national consciousness about the value of productivity towards national development.

“By framing our theme within the context of the “It’s more fun” slogan popularized by the Department of Tourism, we aim to impart the message that productivity is a soft concept that is easy – and fun – to mainstream into corporate and individual consciousness,” Obispo said.

She added that through the convention, they hope not only to gain fresh insights and new ideas on how productivity has transformed workers, managers, and enterprises as positive forces of national development, but also to inspire their members into productive workers.

“Since launching the council in 2007 at Los Baños, Laguna, the council has broadened its social dialogue to sustain cooperative labor-management relations, raise productivity, enhance competitiveness, and improve working conditions in our workplaces here in the region,” Obispo concluded (JMG, PIA-Quezon)

- See more at: http://news.pia.gov.ph/index.php?article=691381974024#sthash.glTeksRh.dpuf

PIA | Calabarzon RTIPC to hold 6th annual convention today; 500 delegates expected

Calabarzon RTIPC to hold 6th annual convention today; 500 delegates expected

By: Joselito M. Giron

Friday 18th of October 2013

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LUCBAN, QUEZON, Oct. 18 (PIA) - The Calabarzon Regional Tripartite Industrial Peace Council (RTIPC)-IVA, Inc., will hold its 6th annual convention today at Batis Aramin Resort and Hotel in barangay Malupak, this town.

DOLE provincial director Edwin Hernandez, said the convention with the theme, “It’s More Fun to be Productive: Your Quezon Experience,” aims to bring together some 400-500 delegates representing employers, trade unionists and workers, government officials, and other stakeholders who are partners in bringing about better labor-management relations toward higher labor productivity and greater enterprise competitiveness in the region.

“The Convention is an annual full-day activity of the council which serves as a venue for discussion of issues of mutual concern and for sharing of good practices in the realm of labor relations, labor standards, employment, and productivity,” Hernadez said.

Quezon Board Member Alona Obispo, convention chairperson said this Convention will promote the concerted efforts of RTIPC IV-A in infusing the national consciousness about the value of productivity towards national development.

“By framing our theme within the context of the “It’s more fun” slogan popularized by the Department of Tourism, we aim to impart the message that productivity is a soft concept that is easy – and fun – to mainstream into corporate and individual consciousness,” Obispo said.

She added that through the convention, they hope not only to gain fresh insights and new ideas on how productivity has transformed workers, managers, and enterprises as positive forces of national development, but also to inspire their members into productive workers.

“Since launching the council in 2007 at Los Baños, Laguna, the council has broadened its social dialogue to sustain cooperative labor-management relations, raise productivity, enhance competitiveness, and improve working conditions in our workplaces here in the region,” Obispo concluded (JMG, PIA-Quezon)

- See more at: http://news.pia.gov.ph/index.php?article=691381974024#sthash.glTeksRh.dpuf

Calabarzon RTIPC to hold 6th annual convention today; 500 delegates expected

By: Joselito M. Giron

Friday 18th of October 2013

 6  3  2  0  0

LUCBAN, QUEZON, Oct. 18 (PIA) - The Calabarzon Regional Tripartite Industrial Peace Council (RTIPC)-IVA, Inc., will hold its 6th annual convention today at Batis Aramin Resort and Hotel in barangay Malupak, this town.

DOLE provincial director Edwin Hernandez, said the convention with the theme, “It’s More Fun to be Productive: Your Quezon Experience,” aims to bring together some 400-500 delegates representing employers, trade unionists and workers, government officials, and other stakeholders who are partners in bringing about better labor-management relations toward higher labor productivity and greater enterprise competitiveness in the region.

“The Convention is an annual full-day activity of the council which serves as a venue for discussion of issues of mutual concern and for sharing of good practices in the realm of labor relations, labor standards, employment, and productivity,” Hernadez said.

Quezon Board Member Alona Obispo, convention chairperson said this Convention will promote the concerted efforts of RTIPC IV-A in infusing the national consciousness about the value of productivity towards national development.

“By framing our theme within the context of the “It’s more fun” slogan popularized by the Department of Tourism, we aim to impart the message that productivity is a soft concept that is easy – and fun – to mainstream into corporate and individual consciousness,” Obispo said.

She added that through the convention, they hope not only to gain fresh insights and new ideas on how productivity has transformed workers, managers, and enterprises as positive forces of national development, but also to inspire their members into productive workers.

“Since launching the council in 2007 at Los Baños, Laguna, the council has broadened its social dialogue to sustain cooperative labor-management relations, raise productivity, enhance competitiveness, and improve working conditions in our workplaces here in the region,” Obispo concluded (JMG, PIA-Quezon)

- See more at: http://news.pia.gov.ph/index.php?article=691381974024#sthash.glTeksRh.dpuf

PIA | NSO-Quezon launches 2012 Input-Output Survey of Philippine Business and Industry (IOSPBI)

LUCENA CITY, Quezon, Oct. 9 (PIA) – The National Statistics Office (NSO)-Quezon launched recently the 2012 Input-Output Survey of Philippine Business and Industry (IOSPBI) in a stakeholders forum held in this city.

Provincial statistics officer Airene Pucyutan said the IOSPBI is a nationwide survey of establishments confined to the formal sector of the economy engaged in economic activities under the 2009 Philippine Standard Industrial Classification.

“The IOSPBI aims to provide a comprehensive set of statistical information required in the compilation of the 2012 Input-Output (I-O) Table of the Philippines, Pucyutan said.

The 2012 I-O Table of the Philippines, according to Pucyutan, is a comprehensive, detailed and consistent presentation of the flow of goods and services in an economy for a specified period of time.

“The table provides a basis for analysis of the inter-industry uses of goods and services,” Pucyutan said.

The information will be collected using six types of 2012 IOSPBI questionnaire specifically designed based on the economic activity of the sample establishment. These are: Form 1 for agriculture, forestry and fishing; Form 2 for mining and quarrying; Form 3 for manufacturing; Form 4 for electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply, sewerage, waste management and remediation activities; Form 5 for construction; and Form 6 for business and services.

About 90 business establishments in the province will be the samples for IOSPBI.

Pucyutan encouraged the sample establishments to cooperate by answering the questionnaires 10 days after receiving the IOSPBI form. (PIA-Quezon)
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LUCENA CITY, Quezon, Oct. 9 (PIA) – The National Statistics Office (NSO)-Quezon launched recently the 2012 Input-Output Survey of Philippine Business and Industry (IOSPBI) in a stakeholders forum held in this city.

Provincial statistics officer Airene Pucyutan said the IOSPBI is a nationwide survey of establishments confined to the formal sector of the economy engaged in economic activities under the 2009 Philippine Standard Industrial Classification.

“The IOSPBI aims to provide a comprehensive set of statistical information required in the compilation of the 2012 Input-Output (I-O) Table of the Philippines, Pucyutan said.

The 2012 I-O Table of the Philippines, according to Pucyutan, is a comprehensive, detailed and consistent presentation of the flow of goods and services in an economy for a specified period of time.

“The table provides a basis for analysis of the inter-industry uses of goods and services,” Pucyutan said.

The information will be collected using six types of 2012 IOSPBI questionnaire specifically designed based on the economic activity of the sample establishment. These are: Form 1 for agriculture, forestry and fishing; Form 2 for mining and quarrying; Form 3 for manufacturing; Form 4 for electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply, sewerage, waste management and remediation activities; Form 5 for construction; and Form 6 for business and services.

About 90 business establishments in the province will be the samples for IOSPBI.

Pucyutan encouraged the sample establishments to cooperate by answering the questionnaires 10 days after receiving the IOSPBI form. (PIA-Quezon)
- See more at: http://news.pia.gov.ph/index.php?article=691381282473#sthash.eRah7kiA.dpuf

PIA | NSO-Quezon launches 2012 Input-Output Survey of Philippine Business and Industry (IOSPBI)

LUCENA CITY, Quezon, Oct. 9 (PIA) – The National Statistics Office (NSO)-Quezon launched recently the 2012 Input-Output Survey of Philippine Business and Industry (IOSPBI) in a stakeholders forum held in this city.

Provincial statistics officer Airene Pucyutan said the IOSPBI is a nationwide survey of establishments confined to the formal sector of the economy engaged in economic activities under the 2009 Philippine Standard Industrial Classification.

“The IOSPBI aims to provide a comprehensive set of statistical information required in the compilation of the 2012 Input-Output (I-O) Table of the Philippines, Pucyutan said.

The 2012 I-O Table of the Philippines, according to Pucyutan, is a comprehensive, detailed and consistent presentation of the flow of goods and services in an economy for a specified period of time.

“The table provides a basis for analysis of the inter-industry uses of goods and services,” Pucyutan said.

The information will be collected using six types of 2012 IOSPBI questionnaire specifically designed based on the economic activity of the sample establishment. These are: Form 1 for agriculture, forestry and fishing; Form 2 for mining and quarrying; Form 3 for manufacturing; Form 4 for electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply, sewerage, waste management and remediation activities; Form 5 for construction; and Form 6 for business and services.

About 90 business establishments in the province will be the samples for IOSPBI.

Pucyutan encouraged the sample establishments to cooperate by answering the questionnaires 10 days after receiving the IOSPBI form. (PIA-Quezon)
- See more at: http://news.pia.gov.ph/index.php?article=691381282473#sthash.eRah7kiA.dpuf

LUCENA CITY, Quezon, Oct. 9 (PIA) – The National Statistics Office (NSO)-Quezon launched recently the 2012 Input-Output Survey of Philippine Business and Industry (IOSPBI) in a stakeholders forum held in this city.

Provincial statistics officer Airene Pucyutan said the IOSPBI is a nationwide survey of establishments confined to the formal sector of the economy engaged in economic activities under the 2009 Philippine Standard Industrial Classification.

“The IOSPBI aims to provide a comprehensive set of statistical information required in the compilation of the 2012 Input-Output (I-O) Table of the Philippines, Pucyutan said.

The 2012 I-O Table of the Philippines, according to Pucyutan, is a comprehensive, detailed and consistent presentation of the flow of goods and services in an economy for a specified period of time.

“The table provides a basis for analysis of the inter-industry uses of goods and services,” Pucyutan said.

The information will be collected using six types of 2012 IOSPBI questionnaire specifically designed based on the economic activity of the sample establishment. These are: Form 1 for agriculture, forestry and fishing; Form 2 for mining and quarrying; Form 3 for manufacturing; Form 4 for electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply, sewerage, waste management and remediation activities; Form 5 for construction; and Form 6 for business and services.

About 90 business establishments in the province will be the samples for IOSPBI.

Pucyutan encouraged the sample establishments to cooperate by answering the questionnaires 10 days after receiving the IOSPBI form. (PIA-Quezon)
- See more at: http://news.pia.gov.ph/index.php?article=691381282473#sthash.eRah7kiA.dpuf

LUCENA CITY, Quezon, Oct. 9 (PIA) – The National Statistics Office (NSO)-Quezon launched recently the 2012 Input-Output Survey of Philippine Business and Industry (IOSPBI) in a stakeholders forum held in this city.

Provincial statistics officer Airene Pucyutan said the IOSPBI is a nationwide survey of establishments confined to the formal sector of the economy engaged in economic activities under the 2009 Philippine Standard Industrial Classification.

“The IOSPBI aims to provide a comprehensive set of statistical information required in the compilation of the 2012 Input-Output (I-O) Table of the Philippines, Pucyutan said.

The 2012 I-O Table of the Philippines, according to Pucyutan, is a comprehensive, detailed and consistent presentation of the flow of goods and services in an economy for a specified period of time.

“The table provides a basis for analysis of the inter-industry uses of goods and services,” Pucyutan said.

The information will be collected using six types of 2012 IOSPBI questionnaire specifically designed based on the economic activity of the sample establishment. These are: Form 1 for agriculture, forestry and fishing; Form 2 for mining and quarrying; Form 3 for manufacturing; Form 4 for electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply, sewerage, waste management and remediation activities; Form 5 for construction; and Form 6 for business and services.

About 90 business establishments in the province will be the samples for IOSPBI.

Pucyutan encouraged the sample establishments to cooperate by answering the questionnaires 10 days after receiving the IOSPBI form. (PIA-Quezon)
- See more at: http://news.pia.gov.ph/index.php?article=691381282473#sthash.eRah7kiA.dpuf

PIA | Tagalog news: Pangatlong automated weather station, ipinagkaloob sa lalawigan ng Quezon

Tagalog news: Pangatlong automated weather station, ipinagkaloob sa lalawigan ng Quezon

By: Ruel M. Orinday

Tuesday 1st of October 2013

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LUNGSOD NG LUCENA, Quezon, Okt. 1 (PIA) --Pormal na ipinagkaloob  ng Therma Luzon Inc. sa pamahalaang panlalawigan ng Quezon ang ikatlong automated weather station (AWS) noong Set 24 sa turn-over ceremony na ginanap sa tanggapan ng punong lalawigan.

Ang AWS ay tinanggap ni Quezon Gov. David C. Suarez na lumagda rin sa kasunduan kasama ang mga kinatawan ng Therma Luzon Inc., Aboitiz Power at Weather Philippines Foundation bilang bahagi ng seremonya.

Sinabi ni  provincial administrator Rommel Edano na maituturing na makasaysayan ang naturang aktibidad sapagkat ito ay nagpapakita ng pagtutulungan ng pribado at pampublikong tanggapan para sa kapakanan ng mga mamamayan.

"Napakapalad ng Quezon dahil isa ito sa napagkalooban ng naturang programa. Malaking tulong ang naturang kagamitan para higit pang mapaghandaan ang anumang kalamidad dulot ng lagay ng panahon," wika ni Edano.

Ayon naman kay Benjamin Cariaso, Jr., president at chief operating officer ng Therma Luzon Inc., ang naturang automated weather station ay ipinagkaloob bilang pagtupad sa pangako nila kay Governor Suarez.

Sinabi naman ni Celso Caballero III, general manager ng Weather Philippines Foundation na pasimulang tulong pa lang nila ito sa pamahalaang panlalawigan para sa kanilang disaster risk reduction. Kasunod aniya nito ay ang pagsasagawa ng mga pagsasanay para sa tamang paggamit ng AWS.

Target ng Weather Philippines Foundation na makapaglagay ng 1,000 automated weather station sa buong bansa hanggang sa katapusan ng taong 2013 upang makatulong sa disaster preparedness ng iba’t ibang lugar.

Sa pamamagitan ng naturang kagamitan ay malalaman ang mga impormasyon tungkol sa localized weather, solar radiation, lakas at galaw ng hangin, temperature, humidity at lakas at dami ng ulan sa isang lugar na maaaring makita sa website na www.weather.com.ph.

Nagpasalamat naman si Mayor Jose Mendoza ng Atimonan dahil ang kanilang bayan ilalagay ang AWS.

"Malaking tulong ito hindi lamang sa aming bayan kundi pati na rin sa mga bayang nasa baybay-dagat tulad ng Perez, Alabat, Quezon, at Mauban kung saan pangunahing hanapbuhay ay pangingisda. Sa pamamagitan ng AWS, malalaman ang magiging panahon at maiiwasan ang anumang maaaring sakuna," sabi ni Mendoza.

Ang ipinagkaloob na AWS na ilalagay sa bayan ng Atimonan ay pangatlo na sa lalawigan ng Quezon kung saan ang naunang dalawa ay matatagpuan sa lungsod ng Lucena. (RMO/PIA- Quezon/ Quezon PIO)

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