10/06/2026
๐พ๐ชด๐ May 22, 2026 ๐๐๐
"Knowledge harvested, ideas shared! The College of Agriculture Research Congress wraps up with innovation and inspiration."
The College of Agriculture proudly concludes its Research Congress 2026, a gathering that celebrates innovation, collaboration, and the relentless pursuit of knowledge. Over the course of the event, students, faculty, and researchers came together to showcase groundbreaking studies, exchange ideas, and explore solutions to pressing agricultural challenges. The congress truly exemplified the spirit of learning and discovery that drives the agricultural community forward.
This yearโs event highlighted the impressive work of students and faculty from BS Agriculture Major in Crop Science, BS Agriculture Major in Animal Science, BS Agriculture Major in Agricultural Extension, and BS Agribusiness, showcasing the diverse expertise and research excellence that defines the college.
There are 6 Categories 3 categories in Bachelor of Science in Agriculture and 3 categories in Bachelor of Science in Agribusiness with each category has a best Presenter and best Poster.
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture
-Experimental Research in Animal Science
-Experimental Research in Crop Science
-Social Research in Agricultural Extension
Bachelor of Science in Agribusiness
-Social Research in Agribusiness
-Product Development in Food Category
-Product Development in Non-Food Category
Together, these research categories highlight the comprehensive approach of the College of Agriculture in combining experimental, social, and applied research. By engaging students across disciplines from Animal and Crop Science to Agribusiness and Agricultural Extension, the College cultivates innovation, addresses real-world challenges, and contributes meaningfully to sustainable development, economic growth, and improved quality of life.
As the event concluded, it was clear that the College of Agriculture Research Congress had achieved more than just sharing knowledge, it had inspired a new wave of ideas and motivated the participants to continue their pursuit of excellence in agricultural research. The insights gained, the discussions held, and the connections made will undoubtedly contribute to the advancement of agriculture both locally and globally.