Department of Agriculture

Bureau of Agricultural Research

RDMIC Bldg., Elliptical Rd. Cor. Visayas Ave., Diliman, Q.C. 1104
Phone Nos.: (632) 928-8624 & 928-8505  Fax: (632) 927-5691
Email: [email protected] Website: http//www.bar.gov.ph

DETAILED PROPOSAL FORMAT

A. BASIC INFORMATION

1. Project Title: Growth Performance of Camarines Strain of Native Chicken Pullets Using
Trichantera (Trichantera Gigantea), Malunggay (Moringa Oleifera), and Mulberry (Morus
Alba) as Feeds Supplement
2. Proponent (s): Marianito A. Tesorero
3. Implementing Agency
3.1. Lead Agency
Head of Agency
Name of Proponent(s): Marianito A. Tesorero
Contact Details
Email: [email protected]
Landline
Fax
Mobile:
3.2. Collaborating Agency
4. Project Duration
4.1 Approved Duration (Y/M)
4.2 Actual Duration (Y/M)
5. Project Site(s)
5.1 Province: Albay
5.2 City/Municipality: Camalig
5.3 Barangay: Cabangan
5.4 Geocode
6. Project Funding
6.1. Total Budget Requirement: Php3,886,536.50
6.2. Agency Counterpart
7.RDE Agenda Addressed
8.Expected Technology or Information
9.Description of Technology/Information
10. Potential Impact:
 To provide livelihood in terms of additional income, food security, and
opportunity to convert by-products into high value products.
 To provide an affordable entry point for long-term economic investment and help
transform that investment into a wide array of marketable products.
11. Target Beneficiaries/Users: Farmers Organization, Youth, Entrepreneur
12. Type of Research (e.g. Basic, Applied, Policy ): Applied
13. Tags/Keywords: Trichantera (Trichantera Gigantea), Malunggay (Moringa Oleifera),
Mulberry (Morus Alba), Native Chicken

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B. TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION

1. Rationale
The raising of native chicken is an integral part of the farming system of the
Filipino as they are the main source of eggs and meat for their adaptability to local agro-
climatic conditions, hardiness, ability to utilize farm- by –products and resistance to
diseases. There are some breeds such as the Camarines, Darag, Manok Bisaya and
Zampen are ideal for egg production. A native hen of the said breeds can produce 120
eggs in a year and the mortality rate is significantly low. Generally, chicken, lay eggs up
to four (4) times every year, but if they make some interventions up to six (6) times in
an optimized poultry cycle.
Raising native chicken for profit require provisions for proper nutrition. Just like
any animal species, they need essential nutrients such as protein, carbohydrates, fats,
vitamins and minerals to survive, grow and reproduce. However, in cases where feed
cost becomes too high, there is a need to find for alternative feedstuffs which would
likewise provide birds with the essential nutrients they need, but are less expensive and
are abundantly found locally. These alternative feeds may serve as supplemental feeds
where they can partially reduce the number of feeds given without compromising the
quality of feeds being supplemented. Supplemental feeding helps augment the nutrients
from the chicken’s natural feeds and help in promoting the chicken’s optimum
performance. Some of the common forage species used as feed supplement include
Madre de Agua and malunggay.
Malunggay (Moringa oleifera) or horse radish tree has many uses and great
economic importance. The essential nutrient contents of Moringa leaves/twigs such as
Vitamin A & B vitamin, calcium, iron, copper, Sulphur and protein of 9.4 g/ 100 g dried
leaf sample (Wikipedia) and its ability to absorb and neutralize toxic elements in the
feed could justify its significance as one of the major local feedstuffs (Lanaon, 2007).
Fresh Moringa leaves have a moisture content of 75 – 80%, while dried leaves have a
moisture content of less than 10 %. The leaves of the Moringa are the preferred part for
use in animal diets as leaf meal.
Trichantera gigantea is a fodder tree, also known as Nacedero or Madre de Agua.
The leaves of the trichantera are a potential source of protein with 18-22% and
apparently most of these are true proteins and has a good amino acid balance (Rosales,
et al, 1989). It has 2.8 % crude fat, 13.4 % crude fiber, 19.7 % ash, 37.0 % NFE. The
advantage of this tree is that the leaves can be readily fed to pigs, rabbits and native
chickens on fresh basis.
The research will be conducted to compare the effect of malunggay and
trichantera on the laying performance, hatchability and growth performance of the
Camarines strain of native chicken.
Mulberry leaves are used as feed for poultry, livestock and poultry. They can be
eaten fresh or dried, crushed and used in combination with other feeds. However,
because the moisture content of fresh mulberry leaves is slightly higher than that of
grasses or other leaves, it is generally about 70%. The proportion of mulberry leaves in
the diet should not be too large, and should be used with other feeds. The mulberry
leaves are dried, crushed, and added to chicken feed at a ratio of 5%-10%. The color of
egg yolk can be significantly improved, the quality of eggs is improved, the number of

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eggs is increased, the flavor of chicken is improved, and the amount of ammonia
emissions in chicken manure is reduced.
Feeding cattle and sheep with dried mulberry leaves, or adding slightly crushed
dried mulberry leaves to pig feed at a ratio of 25%-30%, or adding it to rabbit feed at a
ratio of 10%-15%, showed physical enhancement, Increased growth, improved meat
quality, and reduced feed costs.
Mulberry grows well in the tropics and subtropics, and is reported to have
excellent nutritional value as forage. It is grown extensively for its leaves, which are
used for raising silkworms in the sericulture industry. Mulberry leaves are rich in
protein (15–35%), minerals (2.42–4.71% Ca, 0.23–0.97% P) and metabolizable energy
(1,130–2,240 kcal/kg) with absence of or negligible anti-nutritional factors (Omar et al.,
1999; Sanchez, 2000; Saddul et al., 2004; Sarita et al., 2006). Mulberry leaves contain β-
carotene, which can be converted with varying efficiency by animals to vitamin A and
the xanthophylls, which can be a good source of the pigmentation of egg yolk (Moller et
al., 2000; Sarita et al., 2006).
The use of MLM for laying hens is possible by up to 10% without adversely
affecting egg production and egg quality. Furthermore, MLM may contribute to the
pigmentation of egg yolk and make the eggs more attractive to the consumer.

2. Objectives

General Objectives: To determine which of the following treatments were increase the
laying performance of Native Chicken using Trichantera (Trichantera gigantea),
Malunggay (Moringa oleifera) and Mulberry (Morus Alba).

Specific Objectives:
1. To measure the growth performance of Camarines Strain of Native Chicken pullets
using commercial feed (control group) and Trichantera (Trichantera gigantea),
Malunggay (Moringa oleifera) and Mulberry (Morus Alba) (as feed supplements
(experimental groups) in terms of:
a. body weight
b. size
2. To evaluate the lay performance of the control and experimental group.
3. To identify the percentage of eggs produced by the two-groups.
4. To come up with a cost-benefit analysis.

Expected Outputs per Objective

1. Increase the growth performance of Camarines Strain of Native Chicken using
trichantera, malunggay, and mulberry as feed supplement.
2. Increase the laying performance of Camarines Strain Native Chicken using
trichantera, malunggay and mulberry as feed supplement.

3. Review of Literature

Native Chicken in the Philippines is typically in the backyard of rural households.

They are small, active and sensitive and capable of great flight when frightened. The
hens are healthy, active with shiny feather a well-formed body that will produce a
satisfactory number of fertile eggs under normal backyard production. The native hen

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produces 40 to 60 eggs in a year. However, when accorded with improved management
and fed with the quality and quantity of feed the native hen could produce 130 – 300
eggs per year.
Native chicken generally lay eggs up to four (4) times every year, but if make
some interventions up to six times in an optimized poultry laying cycle. The eggs will
hatch between 20 to 22 days of breeding with proper breeding and care native hens will
reach a weight of 850 grams or 1 kg by the time they are 130 to 140 days old.
There are few forms of native chicken found in the Philippines only few farmers
sell their native chicken in the market. Most of them prefers native chicken because it
does not require special care and feeds, but they have nutritious products that are free
from toxins compared to commercial broilers. On the other hand, native chicken is
simply fed with play, corn and even leftover, cooked rice. However, in most cases,
they are let loose and that they eat different plant leaves aside from what they get from
the soil when they go scratching (Catagan 1997)

NATIVE CHICKEN INVENTORY

Based on the data gathered by the Philippine Statistics Authority as of July
1,2017, the inventory of native/ improved chicken is 5.35% higher than last year’s
inventory of 3.04% and shared 45% of the total chicken inventory in the country, Bicol
region contributes 6.24% share of improved native chicken.

TRICHANTERA (MADRE DE AGUA)

Trichantera gigantea a non-leguminous species that has been introduced in the
country and is well accepted under local conditions. It has the ability to regenerate even
with repeated cuttings and can produce succulent leaves of high nutritive value.
Trichantera gigantea is a very well accepted by the animals because of its palatability.
The leaves of trichantera are a potential source of protein varying from 18-22-day
matter form and apparently most of these are true protein and has a good amino acid
balance (Rosales et al.,1989). It has 2.8 % crude fat 13.4 5 crude fiber,19.7 % ash, 37.0
NFE. The plant contains low levels of anti-nutritional factor (Rosales 1997). Some trials
investigated the potential of trichantera is moderately intensive poultry production. In
chicken up to 15% of the soybean protein (corresponding to 5.5 % of soybean meal in
the diet was substituted with trichantera leaf meat without negative effects on growth/
feed consumptions (Sarria et al., 1995).

MALUNGGAY (MORINGA OLEIFERA)

Malunggay leaves are valuable sources of protein for ruminants. However, the
protein content ranges from 15 % to more than 30 % DM as it depends on the maturity
stage and on the folder’s respective proportions of leaflets, petioles and stems, the latter
being much power in protein. Moringa leaves contain high level of minerals about 10 %
DM particularly CA & Fe. It contains high amount of a wide range of vitamins and niacin
(Reyes 2004; Yanny et al., 2006) as well as flavonoids which are known to be more
potent antioxidants than ascorbic acid. (Siddhuraju & Becker), 2003; (Makhar & Becker
1997). Moving leaf meals do not only serve as a protein source but also provide some
necessary vitamins, minerals and oxycaretenoids which cause yellow color of broiler
skin, shanks & egg yolk. Feeding chicken with Moringa leaves and seeds will improve
egg production.

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 Trichantera & malunggay are relatively abundant wherein it is planted not for
human consumption but also animal feed. It is readily available in the Albay Breeding
Station that can be mixed to poultry diets such as ducks, hens & even to small ruminants.
There have been some reports on the ingredients contained in the mulberry
leaves and branches of the feed mulberry. Mulberry leaves contain 15%-30% crude
protein, 4%-10% crude fat, 8%-12% crude fiber, 30%-35% nitrogen-free extract, and
are rich in vitamins (C and B groups) and amino acids (Complete variety) and mineral
elements (there are mainly 8 species, among which the content of potassium, calcium,
iron, zinc and manganese is higher than that of corn or green alfalfa). It also contains
many biologically active substances (phytosterols, flavonoids, alkaloids and
polysaccharides, etc.).

MULBERRY LEAF (Morus alba)

Mulberry is a multi-functional plant and a great source of nutrients and
phytochemicals, which include flavonoids, which have antioxidant activity and phenolic
constituents with major active components of biological activities (Rebai et al., 2017).
According to Srivastava et al. (2006) Mulberry has also been established as functional
food due to health promotion and disease prevention. Mulberry leaves have been
proven to have pharmacological and biological properties, which include antibacterial,
antiviral, antitussive, hypoglycemic, hypotensive, antiatherogenic, diuretic and
antioxidant (Rebai et al., 2017). According to Tuigong et al. (2015), Mulberries grows
very fast when young, but the growth slows down later and rarely exceeds 15 meters.
The arrangement of leaves is alternate, simple and often lobed and serrated on the
margin. Lobes are mainly found in the juvenile shoots than on mature trees. Mulberry
can be established through stakes or seeds. Yields depend on variety and location. In a
quarter of an acre, it is possible to plant 3556 plants using a spacing of 5 x 2 feet.
Pruning is done once a year to a height of 1.5-1.8 m and allowed to grow with a
maximum of 8- 10 shoots at the crown. This allows more shoots to grow from the base.
In a six months period, the shoots are able to attain the height of 3 ft when three strong
shoots are selected. Pruning is done at 1 ft above the ground to create a
pruning/harvesting table (Sánchez, 2002).
Excellent results have been obtained with mulberry leaves as ruminant and non-
ruminant feed (Deshmukh et al., 1993; Oviedo et al., 1994; Gonzalez Diaz,
1996; Trigueros and Villalta, 1997). Information on feeding mulberry to chickens is
scarce but it has been successfully used at a level of 6% in diets of laying hens (Narayana
and Setty, 1977).

4. Methodology

Source and processing of different leaf meals. Fresh Madre de Agua (T.
gigantea), Malunggay (M. oleifera) and Mulberry (Morus Alba) with stems were
collected from established small-scale plantations in DA-ARDC (Albay Breeding Station
Cabangan, Camalig, Albay. The leaves were carefully separated from the stems, dried
under direct sunlight for about 4 hours and processed into leaf meal using hammer mill.
The Trichanthera Leaf Meal (TLM), Moringa Leaf Meal (MLM) and Mulberry (Morus
Alba) will be mixed with the commercial ration a day before the start of the feeding trial.
Dietary ration containing leaf meal from different plant sources were prepared weekly

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and stored at room temperature

Experimental Birds. A total of 72 pullets that are more or less of the same age (at
least 4.5 months at stocking) and 12 roosters will be used as breeders in a breeding
ratio of 1:5. The birds will be selected based on traits like heathy and vigorous more or
less uniform in size and weight and body confirmation and free from any physical
abnormalities. Rooster should likewise be healthy, aggressive and show better growth
performance when compared with the average of the flock. Birds were weighed and
randomly transferred to the experimental cages to the feeding trial. The standard period
for gradual shifting of diet from pure commercial ration to experimental diets was
followed. The inclusion of 10% leaf meal into the grower and layer rations started on the
third quarter until they lay eggs. Birds were fed with the treatment diets twice a day,
7:00 AM and 3:00 PM, and fresh drinking water was provided at all times. After
weighing the birds individually as their initial weights, they were also weighed
individually in a weekly basis during experimental period. Feed intake was recorded
daily. Weight gained and Feed Conversion Ratio (FCE) was calculated at the end of the
experiment.

Experimental pen/cages. Construction of poultry house made of G.I sheets and

cyclone wire. The space allowance of each bird is a minimum of 1.75 square feet. It is
important to divide the housing to prevent fighting among the hens. Additional pens and
nests and other facilities will be made available for different treatments and
replications.

Facilities and equipment. The poultry house will be located in Cabangan, Camalig,
Albay at the farm site of Albay Breeding Station where there is lighting and water
facilities. Equipment’s and supplies like digital weighing scale, feeders, watering
troughs, plastic feed containers, egg trays, shovel, spade, hard broom, dust pan, record
book, calculator, etc. will be used in the study.

Experimental Design and Treatment. A total 72 chickens, 60 females and 12

males will be randomly distributed to four treatments each with three replications with
six birds per replicate (1 male and 5 female). The inclusion of 10% leaf meal into the
commercial ration was used as follows: T0 - Commercial ration, without supplement
(Control).

SCHEME A
T1 - Commercial ration with 10% Trichantera Leaf Meal (TLM)
T2- Commercial ration with 10% Moringa Leaf Meal (MLM)
T3 - Commercial feed ration with 10% Mulberry Leaf Meal (MBLM)

Legend:
CF – Commercial Feeds
TLM – Trichantera Leaf Meal
MLM – Moringa Leaf Meal
MBLM - Mulberry Leaf Meal

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 Feeding and water management. Pullets and roosters will be provided with the
same feeds at a feed allowance of 80 grams/ head/day to be given twice daily at around
7:00 o’clock in the morning and 3:00 o’clock in the afternoon. Pullets were fed grower
feeds for 2 months and layer for 7 to eight months containing 5% and 10% of dried
Trichantera, Malunggay, and Mulberry. All birds regardless of age will be provided with
sufficient amount of fresh drinking water through round plastic drinkers.

Waste Management. Chicken droppings will be collected every other day

throughout the duration of the study to prevent accumulation of manure within the pens
and fly infestation which may otherwise become carrier of diseases. Manure will be
piled in a nearby pit for composting purposes.

Health Management. Though native chicken shows certain degree of resistance to

common chicken ailments, they are not really 100% resistant to diseases, thus,
provisions for vaccination against common poultry diseases like new castle disease. fowl
pox will be considered. Deworming will also be done when they are 3 months old will be
repeated after a month or before onset of lay using betel nut or any commercially
available dewormers.
Birds showing signs of illness like loss of appetite, lameness, colds or has an
abnormal color and consistency of excreta will be isolated at once and will be placed in a
separate pen for treatment. In this way, possible contamination or transfer of the
disease to the healthy ones will be prevented. On the other hand, dead birds will be
removed immediately from the pen and will be buried.
Provisions for the use anti-stress formula (Vitamin E) in the drinking water will be
considered especially during stressful periods like vaccination, weighing and during
typhoons. Natural plant extracts from oregano leaves will be used during periods of
illness.

Egg Management. Eggs produced from all treatments will be marked with a pencil
to reflect the date it will be laid and the pen number where they will have obtained.

a. Egg Collection. This will be done every afternoon for all treatments leaving 1 or 2
dummy eggs in the nest to encourage hens to lay more eggs. Also it will prevent eggs
from being soiled or contaminated or broken, thus, the number of rejected eggs for
hatching will be reduced.
b. Egg Sorting. Eggs laid for the day will be weighed accordingly per replication
and will be sorted afterwards according to weight and size and it will be sold as
table eggs.
c. Egg Storage. Quality eggs will be placed in egg trays and will be stored in the
refrigerator or in a cool, dry place not later than 10 days.

Data to be gathered.

a. Average age of pullets at first lay – will be done by recording the age (in days)
of pullets when they lay their first egg.
b. Body weight of pullets at stocking (g) – will be done by individual weighing of
Pullets before putting them to their respective treatments to determine whether

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 body weight is directly associated with the onset of laying.
c. Egg weight (g) – will be done by weighing each egg using a digital scale and
recording the same in a record book design for the purpose.
d. Total egg production – will be obtained by recording the total number of eggs
produced per treatment.
e. Body weight of pullets using trichantera and malunggay feeds – will be taken
by subtracting the average initial weight of pullets at stocking from the start of
treatment.
f. Feed Consumption- will be done by recording the amount of feeds offered per
group (both for layers and rooster) per day and deducting the amount of feeds
spilled and left in the feeders.
g. Feed conversion efficiency (kgs) – will be computed by dividing the amount of
feeds consumed by the number of doze of eggs produced (for layers) or;

FCE (layers) = __total feeds consumed__

dozen of eggs produced

h. Morbidity rate – will be computed by dividing the number of birds affected with
diseases by the number pullets and multiplying it by 100 or:
Morbidity rate = number of sick birds x 100
number of birds at stocking

i. Mortality rate – will be computed by dividing the number of dead birds by the
number of birds at stocking and multiplying it by 100 or:
Mortality rate = number of dead birds X 100
number of birds produced

j. Other observations – will be done by recording other pertinent information like

weather condition, any unusual event or disturbances that might affect the
performance of the animals during the course of the study that might be useful in
the future.
k. Statistical Analysis. Data on egg production, and growth performance will be
analyzed using the Analysis of Variance in a Completely Randomized Design
(CRD) whereas, LSD Test / DMRT will be used to test the difference among all
possible treatment means, Coefficient of variation will be computed to measure
the degree of reliability of the experiment.

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 Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Research
RDMIC Bldg., Elliptical Rd. Cor. Visayas Ave., Diliman, Q.C. 1104
Phone Nos.: (632) 928-8624 & 928-8505  Fax: (632) 927-5691
Website: http//www.bar.gov.ph

WORKPLAN SCHEDULE
Starting Date: (2025-04-03) Completion Date: (2026-09-30) Duration: (in months)
Expected Schedule of Activities Budget
Responsibl Resources
Objectives Activities Results/ Year 1 Year 2 Required
e Person(s) Required
Outputs Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
1. To measure the 1. Preparation of research Increase the 3,886,536.50
growth performance proposal & submit to DA RFO5. growth
of Camarines Strain 2. Establishment of Organic Feed performance of
of Native Chicken Plantation. Camarines
pullets using 3. Establishment of Herbal Garden. Strain of Native
commercial feed and 4. Rehabilitation of Poultry House. chicken using
trichantera, 5. Procurement of Fuel, Oil & trichantera and
malunggay and Lubricants. malunggay as
mulberry as feed 6. Procurement of Agricultural & feed
supplements. Marine supplies. supplement.
2. To evaluate the lay 7. Procurement of Office Supplies 2. Increase the
performance of the & Machinery Equipment. laying
control and 8. Disinfecting of Poultry House. performance of
experimental groups 9. Procurement of Feeds. Camarines
3. To identify the 10. Procurement of Stocks. Strain of Native
percentage of eggs 12. Maintenance of Herbal and chicken using
produced by the two Organic plantation trichantera and
groups 13. Care & Management Activities malunggay as
3. To come up with -Feed Preparation feed
the cost analysis -Feeding supplement.
-Health Monitoring 3. Increased
14. Data Gathering/Recording profitable
15. Reporting animal-based
!6. Marketing enterprise

Prepared by: Noted by:

____MARIANITO A. TESORERO___ ______________________________

NAME NAME
Project Leader Head of Agency
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 Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Research
RDMIC Bldg., Elliptical Rd. Cor. Visayas Ave., Diliman, Q.C. 1104
Phone Nos.: (632) 928-8624 & 928-8505  Fax: (632) 927-5691
Website: http//www.bar.gov.ph

BUDGET SUMMARY

Source of Fund: Implementing Agency:

Year 1
Item Year 2 Year 3 Total
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Total
I. Personal Services (PS)
A. Honoraria
B. Salaries and Wages
Sub-Total for PS

II. Maintenance and Other Operating

Expenses (MOOE)
A. Travelling Expenses 42,000.00 42,000.00 42,000.00 42,000.00 168,000.00 168,000.00 336,000.00
B. Communication Expenses 12,000.00 12,000.00 12,000.00 12,000.00 48,000.00 48,000.00 96,000.00
C. Office Supplies 30,301.00 30,301.00 30,301.00
D. Gasoline 40,228.00 40,228.00 40,228.00 80,456.00
E. Labor and Wages
-Technical (Job Order) 33,972.00 50,958.00 50,958.00 50,958.00 186,846.00 203,832.00 390,678.00
-Pakyaw labor (Job Order) 59,140.00 88,710.00 88,710.00 88,710.00 325,270.00 354,840.00 680,110.00
F. Other Maintenance and Operating
Expenses
-Electricity 20, 000.00 20, 000.00 20, 000.00 60, 000.00 80,000.00 140,000.00
-Establishment of Herbal Garden 50,000.00 50,000.00 50,000.00
-Establishment of Organic Feed 50,000.00 50,000.00 50,000.00
Plantation
-Maintenance of Herbal and Feed
30,000.00 30,000.00 30,000.00 90,000.00 120,000.00 210,000.0
Plantation

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 -Rehabilitation of Poultry House 450,000.00 450,000.00 450,000.00
-Stocks 21,600.00 21,600.00 21,600.00
-Feeds 463,650.00 463,650.00 468,000.00 931,650.00
-Biologics 2,800.00 2,800.00 2,800.00 5,600.00
-Agricultural & Marine Supplies 60,820.00 60,820.00 60,820.00
Sub-Total for MOOE 828,461.00 243,668.00 731,718.00 243,668.00 2,047,515.00 1,485,700.00 3,533,215.00
III. Machinery and Equipment Outlay
(EO) 8,000.00 8,000.00 8,000.00
- Printer 25,000.00 25,000.00 25,000.00
- Laptop 15,000.00 15,000.00 15,000.00
- Grass Cutter 15,000.00 15,000.00
- Hammer Mill
Sub-Total for EO 63,000.00 63,000.00 63,000.00
IV. Administrative Cost (<10% 82,846.10 24,366.80 73,171.80 24,366.80 204,751.50 148,570.00 353,321.50
PS+MOOE)
TOTAL 911,307.10 26,8034.00 804,889.80 268,034.80 2,252,266.5 1,634,270.00 3,886,536.50

Prepared by: Noted by: Noted by: Approved by:

MARIANITO A. TESORERO
______________________________ ______________________________ ______________________________ _______________________________________
Project Leader Accountant Head of Agency Director, BAR

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 Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Research
RDMIC Bldg., Elliptical Rd. Cor. Visayas Ave., Diliman, Q.C. 1104
Phone Nos.: (632) 928-8624 & 928-8505  Fax: (632) 927-5691
Website: http//www.bar.gov.ph

WORKSHEET DETAILS FOR PERSONAL SERVICES (PS)

Personal Services (PS)

No. of Year 1
Salary Per Month No. of Mo. % Grand
List of Personnel Person Year 2
Wages/Day (Days) Time Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Total Total
s
A. Honoraria

B. Salaries and Wages

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 Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Research
RDMIC Bldg., Elliptical Rd. Cor. Visayas Ave., Diliman, Q.C. 1104
Phone Nos.: (632) 928-8624 & 928-8505  Fax: (632) 927-5691
Website: http//www.bar.gov.ph

WORKSHEET DETAILS FOR MAINTENANCE AND OTHER OPERATING EXPENSES (MOOE)

Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses (MOOE)

Year 1 Year
Item Year 2 Total
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Total 3
A. Travelling
Expenses
Local 42,000.00 42,000.00 42,000.00 42,000.00 168,000.00 168,000.00 336,0000.00
B. Communication
Expenses

a. Postage and
Courier Services
b.Telephone
Expenses
Mobile
Internet/Data- 12,000.00 12,000.00 12,000.00 12,000.00 48,000.00 48,000.00 96,000.00
relatedExpenses

C. Supplies and Estimated Quantity Estimated Qua Estimated Quan Estimated Quan
Materials – Cost/unit Cost/unit ntity Cost/unit tity Cost/unit tity
considered as (in Php) (in Php) (in Php) (in Php)
outlay if more
than 15,000 per
unit
a.Office Supplies
Expense
-Ballpen, ordinary 72.00 6 boxes 462.00 462.00
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 -Book Paper, A4 280.00 10 reams 2,800.00 2,800.00
-Book Paper, long 300.00 6 reams 1,800.00 1,800.00
-Board Paper, A4 75.00 2 packs 150.00 150.00
-Brown Envelope, A4 4.00 25 pieces 100.00 100.00
-Brown Paper, long 5.00 25 pieces 125.00 125.00
-Correction Tape 35.00 24 pieces 840.00 840.00
-Clipboard, long 150.00 3 pieces 450.00 450.00
-Cutter, heavy duty 150.00 3 pieces 450.00 450.00
-Double sided Tape 40.00 3 pieces 120.00 120.00
-Folder white, long 7.00 25 pieces 175.00 175.00
-Folder white, A4 6.00 25 pieces 150.00 150.00
-File Box, long 250.00 3 pieces 475.00 475.00
-Flash Drive 64GB 850.00 2 pieces 1,700.00 1,700.00
-Fastener Metal 50.00 2 pieces 100.00 100.00
-Glue, 130g 48.00 3 pieces 144.00 144.00
-Molar File, long 250.00 3 pieces 750.00 750.00
-Record Book, 300p 95.00 5 pieces 475.00 475.00
-Record Book, 500p 125.00 5 pieces 625.00 625.00
-Pencil 90.00 1 pieces 90.00 90.00
-Paper Tape, 1” 40.00 12 pieces 480.00 480.00
-Paper Tape, 2” 90.00 6 pieces 540.00 540.00
-Permanent Marker 40.00 12 pieces 480.00 480.00
-Scissor 70.00 3 pieces 210.00 210.00
-Signpen, blk&blue 35.00 48 pieces 1,680.00 1,680.00
-Stickynote, 3x3 30.00 5 pieces 150.00 150.00
-Tape Clear, 1” 20.00 12 pieces 240.00 240.00
-Tape Clear, 2” 30.00 6 pieces 180.00 180.00
-Whiteboard Marker 35.00 24 pieces 840.00 840.00
-Whiteboard Eraser 25.00 2 pieces 50.00 50.00
-Whiteboard,35x50 850.00 3 pieces 2,550.00 2,550.00
-Ink Printer, black 520.00 6 pieces 3,120.00 3,120.00
-Ink Printer, cyan 520.00 5 pieces 2,600.00 2,600.00
-Ink Printer, magenta 520.00 5 pieces 2,600.00 2,600.00
-Ink Printer, yellow 520.00 5 pieces 2,600.00 2,600.00

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 b. Animal Supplies
Expense
152,250.00 152,250.00
-Chicken Grower 1,750.00 87 bags 311,400.00 468,000.00 779,400.00
-Chicken Layer 1,800.00 173 bags 6,300.00 12,600.00 18,900.00
-Disinfectant, 4L 1,260.00 5 galloons

BIOLOGICS
1,400.00 1,400.00 1,400.00
-Multivitamins
Powder 28.00 50 packs

c. Fuel, Oil and

Lubricants Expenses
Fuel 37,000.00 37,000.00 74,000.00
Oil 3,228.00 3,228.00 6,456.00
75.00 500 liters
Lubricants 269.00 12 liters

d. Agricultural and
marine supplies
expenses
-Bolo, heavy duty 550.00 2 pieces 1,100.00 1,100.00
-Boots #10 495.00 5 pieces 2,475.00 2,475.00
-Bulb, incandescent 385.00 8 pieces 3,080.00 3,080.00
-Basin 800.00 2 pieces 1,600.00 1,600.00
-Broom Soft 150.00 2 pieces 300.00 300.00
-Broom Stick 45.00 20 pieces 900.00 900.00
-Bleach 200.00 2 galloons 400.00 400.00
-Alcohol 115.00 12 bottles 1,380.00 1,380.00
-Chopping board, 800.00 2 pieces 1,600.00 1,600.00
wood
-Cotton 295.00 3 packs 885.00 885.00
-Chicken Nest 150.00 60 pieces 9,000.00 9,000.00
-Electrical Tape 20.00 3 pieces 60.00 60.00
-Egg Weighing Scale 1,600.00 1 unit 1,600.00 1,600.00
-Egg Tray, plastic 55.00 30 pieces 1,650.00 1,650.00
-Feeders,#18 75.00 18 pieces 1,350.00 1,350.00
-Flashlight, heavy duty 1,500.00 1 units 1,500.00 1,500.00
400.00
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 -Grasscutter blade 600.00 2 pieces 800.00 800.00
-Hoe, heavy duty 3,000.00 2 pieces 1,200.00 1,200.00
-Knapsack Sprayer 200.00 1 unit 3,000.00 3,000.00
-Knife, heavy duty 75.00 2 pieces 400.00 400.00
-Laminated Sacks 480.00 50 meters 3,750.00 3,750.00
-Nylon#300 4,000.00 2 packs 960.00 960.00
-Net, black shade w/ 1 roll 4,000.00 4,000.00
small holes 1,600.00
-Plastic Drum 290.00 2 pieces 3,200.00 3,200.00
-Pail 16L 400.00 3 pieces 870.00 870.00
-Rake 5.00 2 pieces 800.00 800.00
-Rags, cotton 15.00 50 pieces 250.00 250.00
-Sack, empty 600.00 12 pieces 180.00 180.00
-Shovel 175.00 2 pieces 1,200.00 1,200.00
-Tie Wire#16 150.00 2 kilos 350.00 350.00
-Tisyu Paper 2,500.00 12 pieces 450.00 450.00
-Wheel Barrow 1,500.00 1 unit 2,500.00 2,500.00
-Weighing Scale, 10k 1 unit 1,500.00 1,500.00
capacity 85.00
-Water hose, ½ inch 130.00 50 meter 4,200.00 4,200.00
-Watering troughs 18 pieces 2,340.00 2,340.00

e. Chemical and
filtering expenses
300.00
f. Stocks 108 heads 32,400.00 32,400.00

D. Professional
Services
E. Labor and
Wages
50,958.00 50,958.00 50,958.00 50,958.00 203,832.00 203,832.00
-Technical Worker
88,710.00 88,710.00 88,710.00 88.710.00 354,840.00 354,840.00
-Pakyaw Labor

F. Repairs and
Maintenance

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 -Establishment of 50,000.00 50,000.00 50,000.00
Organic Feed
Plantation 50,000.00 50,000.00 50,000.00
-Establishment of
Herbal Garden 500,000.00 500,000.00 500,000.00
-Rehabilitation of
Poultry House
-Maintenance of 30,000.00 30,000.00 30,000.00 90,000.00 120,000.00 210,000.00
Herbal Garden
Organic Feed
Plantation
-
G. Other
Maintenance and
Operating
Expenses

a. Printing and
Publication
Expenses

b. Representation
Expenses

d.Machinery
Equipment
-Grass Cutter 15,000.00 15,000.00 15,000.00
-Printer 8,000.00 8,000.00 8,000.00
-Laptop 25,000.00 25,000.00 25,000.00
-Hammermill 15,000.00 15,000.00 15,000.00

e. Electricity 20,000.00 20,000.00 20,000.00 20,000.00 80,000.00 80,000.00 160,00.00

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 Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Research
RDMIC Bldg., Elliptical Rd. Cor. Visayas Ave., Diliman, Q.C. 1104
Phone Nos.: (632) 928-8624 & 928-8505  Fax: (632) 927-5691
Website: http//www.bar.gov.ph

WORKSHEET DETAILS FOR MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT OUTLAY (EO)

Machinery and Equipment Outlay (EO) – Minor Equipment Only

Details of Equipment No. of Price/ Total Total
Justification Year 2
(Minor Equipment Only) Units Unit Year 1 Outlay

LAPTOP 1 25,000.00 25,000.00 -Used for saving important 25,000.00

CPU : Intel Pentium Silver documents for on-
Memory 1 : 4GB DDR4 2400 goingresearch
Memory 2 : N/A -Being able to type up
Integ. GFX : Intel UHD Graphics 605 your notes and papers
Dedicted GFX : N/A makes writing and editing
GFX Model : N/A easier, and it can help
Storage 1 : 512GB M.2 SSD NVMe keep you organized.
Storage 2 : Open Slot 2.5"
Screen Size : 14"
Chassis : Plastic
Color : Business Black
USB Port(s) : 2x USB 3.0 / 1x USB 2.0
Std.Port(s) : WIFI/BT/HDMI/SD/AUDIO
Battery : 2 Cell 35Wh
OS : Windows 10 Home SL
headset, mousepad)*

HAMMERMILL
 Productivity: 400-750 kg/hr 1 15,000.00 15,000.00 -Used for smashes the 15,000.00
 Cob: 5mm, 150 to 250 kg/hr following leaves used for
 Flat Bottom: 350-850 kg/hr feed preparation
 2 blades, 6 moving hammer

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 PRINTER 1 8,000.00 8,000.00 -Used for printing documents 8,000.00
Functions : Wireless, Print, Scan and Copy and photos taken for on-going
Speed: Print: 19 ppm(Black),15 ppm(Color); Copy: research.
Black: Up to 7 cpm (ISO); Colour: Up to 2 cpm (ISO)
Resolution: Print: Black: 1200 x 1200dpi; Colour:
4800 x 1200dpi; Copy: Up to 600 x 300 dpi; Scan: Up
to 1200 x 1200 dpi;
Output File Format: JPEG, TIFF, PDF, BMP, PNG
Media Type: Plain paper, photo paper, brochure
paper
Media Size: A4; B5; A6; DL envelope
Paper Output Capacity: 60-sheet input tray; 25-
sheet output tray

GRASSCUTTER 1 15,000.00 15,000.00 -Used for maintaining the 15,000.00

 Engine type: air-cooled,two-stroke,single trimming of grasses at the
cylinder gasoline organic feed and herbal
 Engine power: 1.45kw/6500-7000r/min garden, and surrounding of
 Displacement: 40.2ccCarburetor: float Poultry House
typeGarsoline/2-cycle
 Oil mixing ratio: 25:1
 ldling speed: 2800-3200r/min
 Fuel tank capacity: 850ml
 Pipe diameter: 28mm
 Engine N.M.: 3.9kg
 Machine weight: 7.5kg
 Ext.dimension: 1850*520*400mm
 Carrying type: side-attached
 Mixing Ratio : Every 1 liter of gasoline is 50 ml of
2T

KNAPSACK SPRAYER 1 3,000.00 3,000.00 3,000.00

 Stainless steel
 16L Capacity
 Semi Auto Knapsack Sprayer

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 WHEEL BARROW 1 2,500.00 2,500.00
 Load Capacity: 200 kg
 Size: Customize
 Type: Large Double wheel Barrow

WEIGHING SCALE 1 1,500.00 1,500.00

 Capacity: 10 kg
 Graduation / Readability: 0.05 kg
 Information: Medium body plate (blue) in mild
steel

This is to certify that the equipment proposed above are not available in the Agency/Institution or are available but could not be utilized for the purpose of
this proposed R&D project.

______________________________
Head of Agency

Department of Agriculture

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 Bureau of Agricultural Research
RDMIC Bldg., Elliptical Rd. Cor. Visayas Ave., Diliman, Q.C. 1104
Phone Nos.: (632) 928-8624 & 928-8505  Fax: (632) 927-5691
Website: http//www.bar.gov.ph

LOGICAL FRAMEWORK

Project Title: Growth Performance of Camarines Strain of Native Agency: DA-Albay Research and Development Center (Albay
Chicken Pullets Using Trichantera (Trichantera Breeding Station), Cabangan, Camalig, Albay
Gigantea),Malunggay (Moringa oleifera) and
Mulberry (Morus Alba) as Feed Supplement

Proponents: ELSA C. MARANAN, PH.D. Budget Requested: 3,886,536.50

Project Targets – Objectively

Narrative Summary Means of Verification Assumptions
Verifiable Indicators
Goal:
-To measure the growth performance - Growth and Laying performance of - Record the body weight of pullets
of Camarines Strain of Native Chicken Native Chicken and the total egg production as
Pullets using Trichantera, Malunggay - No. of percent of egg produced supplemented of trichantera,
and Mulberry as feed supplements. malunggay and mulberry leaves
-To identify the percentage of eggs
produced by the two-groups.

Purpose:
-To determine the growth performance - Laying performance of native - Record the total egg production
of Camarines Strain of Native Chicken chicken
Pullets using Trichantera, Malunggay - No. of percent of egg produced
and Mulberry as feed supplements.
-To evaluate the lay performance of the
control and experimental group.

Project Outputs:
- Increase the growth - Laying performance of pullets - Research Report - Increase the Laying performance
performance of Camarines Strain of - Increase the weight of eggs of Camarines Strain of native
Native Chicken using Trichantera and produce chicken
trichantera, malunggay and mulberry
as feed supplement.
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 Project Targets – Objectively
Narrative Summary Means of Verification Assumptions
Verifiable Indicators
- Increase the laying performance of
Camarines Strain Native Chicken using
trichantera, malunggay and mulberry
as feed supplement.

Activities: Inputs:
- Feeding and water management - Feeders, watering troughs, plastic - Weighing of native chicken pullets - Improve the growth
- Health management feed container, egg trays, shovel and record the no. of egg produce performance of native chicken
- Waste management spade, weighing scale, and egg and average weight of laying and increase the percentage of
weighing scale, laptop, chicken using Trichantera and egg produce.
- Egg collection
grasscutter, wheelbarrow, rake Malunggay as feed supplement
- Egg sorting
- Weighing of eggs produced
- Maintenance of Organic feed
plantation and Herbal garden

Prepared by: Noted by:

_MARIANITO A. TESORERO____ ______________________________

NAME NAME
Project Leader Head of Agency

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 Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Research
RDMIC Bldg., Elliptical Rd. Cor. Visayas Ave., Diliman, Q.C. 1104
Phone Nos.: (632) 928-8624 & 928-8505  Fax: (632) 927-5691
Website: http//www.bar.gov.ph

Annexes

Annex Table 1. Credentials and Expected Deliverables of Project and Study Leaders

Study No. Project Name of the Highest Educational Job Description/TOR Deliverables
Team Project/ Study Attainment
Members Leader
Marianito A. Tesorero Doctor of Philosophy Implement, Supervise, and Monitor Results and output of
the conduct of research. research conducted.
Jessilen C. Nidea BS Agribusiness Data Collection For Statistical analysis
Record the results of feed sample
and activities of conduct of research.
Assist in feeding and watering.
Mary Ann C. Borras BS Agriculture Assist in the feed preparation of Feed ration with
Major Animal Science feeds. proximate analysis
Assist in collection feed sample.

Department of Agriculture

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 Bureau of Agricultural Research
RDMIC Bldg., Elliptical Rd. Cor. Visayas Ave., Diliman, Q.C. 1104
Phone Nos.: (632) 928-8624 & 928-8505  Fax: (632) 927-5691
Website: http//www.bar.gov.ph

Annex Table 2. Travel Description Form

PERIOD

SPECIFICS Y1Q1 Y1Q2 Y1Q3 Y2Q4 TOTAL

Destination(s)Number of 3 4 8 6 6 6 6 6 10 55
travel(s) to be made
in the destinations identified -DA RFO 5, -DA RFO 5, -Points of -Points of -Points of -Points -Points of -Points of -DA RFO 5,
above San San Albay Albay Albay of Albay Albay Albay San Agustin
Agustin Agustin Pili, Cam.
Pili, Cam. Pili, Cam. -DA RFO -DA RFO Sur
Sur Sur 5, San 5, San -Points of
Agustin Agustin Albay
-Points of Pili, Cam. Pili,
Albay Sur Cam.
Sur

a. Coordinate with Research Chief in a. .Update and Coordinate a.Update and Coordinate with a.Update
conduct of research Proposals with Research Chief for on- Research Chief for on-going and
b. Coordinate Engineering office going research research Coordinate
regarding of rehabilitation of Poultry b. Purchase of Gasoline b. Purchase of Agricultural with
Purpose of travel(s)
House c. Purchase of Agricultural Supplies Research
c. Purchase of Agricultural &Marine Supplies c. Purchase of Gasoline Chief for
Supplies, Office Supplies d. Purchase of Stocks, Feeds. on-going
d. Purchase of Machinery Equipment . research
RP RP RP PUJ PUJ RP Bus Bus Bus
Vehicle Vehicle Vehicle Bus Vehicle PUJ PUJ PUJ
RP PUJ
Kind of transport required PUJ Vehicle RP Vehicle
Number of people per
travel and their specific 3 3 3 3
task in that travel

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Number of days per travel
2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

Expected cost per travel (in

10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 12,000.00 92,000.00
Php)

Department of Agriculture
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 Bureau of Agricultural Research
RDMIC Bldg., Elliptical Rd. Cor. Visayas Ave., Diliman, Q.C. 1104
Phone Nos.: (632) 928-8624 & 928-8505  Fax: (632) 927-5691
Website: http//www.bar.gov.ph

Annex Table 3. Other Position Description Form (for professional services and labor and wages)

Professional Services* No. of persons Job Description/TOR Deliverables Rates (Php)**

*consultants (P3000/consultation), resource person, lecturers, facilitators, contract services (laboratory & analytical services), etc.
**see budget guidelines for rates

Labor and Wages* No. of persons Job Description/TOR Deliverables Salary Grade

16,986.00 1 Assist in feed preparation To monitor the on-

Assist in feeding and watering going research.
Data gathering and reporting,; To secure data and
marketing gather reports
Assist in recording and documentation
of on-going research
14,785.00 2 Assist in Cleaning and disinfecting of To secure biosecurity.
poultry house. To increase the egg
Assist in maintaining the herbal and production.
organic feed plantation used for feed
preparation
Assist in weighing of chicken and eggs
for recording purpose.

*Laborer, Utility Worker, Laboratory Aide, etc.

Department of Agriculture

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 Bureau of Agricultural Research
RDMIC Bldg., Elliptical Rd. Cor. Visayas Ave., Diliman, Q.C. 1104
Phone Nos.: (632) 928-8624 & 928-8505  Fax: (632) 927-5691
Website: http//www.bar.gov.ph

Annex Table 4. Sample list of items under printing services

Item Quantity Estimated Cost per unit

HP Inktank 315 1 3,000.00

Department of Agriculture
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 Bureau of Agricultural Research
RDMIC Bldg., Elliptical Rd. Cor. Visayas Ave., Diliman, Q.C. 1104
Phone Nos.: (632) 928-8624 & 928-8505  Fax: (632) 927-5691
Website: http//www.bar.gov.ph

Annex Table 5. Meeting/workshop/training description form

Meetings/Workshops/Trainings Description Form

Title of Quarterly Meeting on Planning and Progress of On-Going

meeting/workshop/training Research
Under which objective: To make sure everyone involved and understands how a project
is coming along.
Tentative date(s) April 2023, July 2023, October, 2023, December 2023,
January 2024, April 2024, July 2024, October 2024
Duration Number of days: 1
Tentative venue ABS Conference Hall
Estimated number of 2
lecturers, resource
persons, coordinators and
facilitators
Estimated budgetary Food catering expenses :16,000.00
requirement Hotel accommodation
Rental of facilities
Estimated number of participants: 20

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