Republic of the Philippines
Province of Samar
MUNICIPALITY OF DARAM
PROJECT PROPOSAL
I. PROJECT SUMMARY
Title : Training on Livestock Management Practices/Safe Animal Handling
Beneficiaries : Brgy Bono-anon & San Vicente
Fund Source :
Location : Brgy Bono-anon, Daram, Samar
Budget :
II. RATIONALE
Livestock rearing has always been an integral part of the culture. These animals have been
reared under different production systems, ranging from extensive to intensive.
The Agri-Tourism Techno-Demo Farm is initiated to livestock farm production since the
location is suitable for raising different farm animals. This will support the administration’s
listed priority program such as animal production, dispersal and among others.
Of late, challenges in the form of shortage and high cost of agricultural inputs, conservation
of indigenous animal genetic resources, impact of climate change, spread of zoonotic disease and
social awareness abut the environmental impact of animal agriculture ae threatening the
sustainability of livestock production in the municipality. Hence, this training.
III. OBJECTIVES:
Generally, the training aims to enhance the knowledge, skills and capabilitie of farmers and
partners on the production and management system of livestock.
Specifically:
Discuss the significance and characteristics of different livestock
Select appropriate breeds for each purpose
Determine and manage an appropriate diet for each livestock
Describe common health issues that can affect their prevention and treatment
Discuss safe animal handling
Determine viable plan for Techno-Demo Farm
IV. PROJECT COMPONENT/ACTIVITIES/METHODOLOGY
Discussion
Field Visitation
Hands-on Demonstration
V. PARTICIPANTS
The training will be participated by farmers from Brgy. Bono-anon, San Vicente and
personnel from Office of the Municipal Agriculturist
VI. COURSE CONTENT
Production System
Breeding Systems
Animal Health Care
Hands- On Demonstration on Safe Animal Handling
Challenges to Sustainable Livestock Development
VII. TRAINING DESIGN
Training will be blend of discussions on theoretical concepts, practical exercises as
well as site visitation. Emphasis will be laid upon participatory methodology and use of
simulation exercises.
VIII. EVALUATION SCHEME
Participants Evaluation
IX. RESOURCES REQUIREMENTS
A. Supplies & Materials
PARTICULARS QUANTITY PRICE/PIECE TOTAL
PRICE
Ballpen 30 10 300
Notebook 30 10 300
Meta Cards 2 125 250
Plastic Envelope 30 30 900
Meals ( 6 ) 30 300 54000
Snacks (6) 30 50 9000
TOTA L 64750.00
B. Facilities & Equipment
a. Training Room & Sound System
b. Laptop & Projector
X. SCHEDULE of ACTIVITIES
DAY/TIME TOPIC ACTIVITIES PERSON RESPONSIBLE
8:00 – 9:00 AM Arrival & Registration TMG
Training Preliminaries
9:00 – 9:45 AM Nature & Scope of Cattle Production
9:45 – 12NN Housing
Breeds
Facilities
LUNCH BREAK
1:30 – 3:00 PM Stock to Raise
Breeds & Breeding
3:00 – 5:00 PM Cattle Feed & Nutrition
DAY 2
8:00 – 10:00 AM Common Animal Health Management
10:00 – 12 NN Management Practices
Calf
Heifer
Pregnant Cow
Lactating Cow
Bull
LUNCH BREAK
1:30 – 2:30 PM General Husbandry Practices
Vaccination
Dehorning
Hoof Trimming
2:30– 5:00 PM Safe Cattle Handling
DAY 3
8:00 - 12 NN Swine Management & Practices
Housing
Breeds
Animal Nutrition
Animal Health Management
Practices Management
1:30 – 4:00 PM Native Chicken Management Practices
o Housing
o Breeds
o Animal Nutrition
o Animal Health Management
4:00 – 4:30 PM Policy Formulation
4:30 – 5:00 PM Closing Program
Prepared by:
CHRISTINE RAHNEE V. TUAZON
A.T. Approved:
MA. DOLORES M. MALINAO
M.A.
