INTRODUCTION

Executive Summary

The Kamalig (Keeping A Modern Agricultural Landsacpe through Integrating

CLSU-Generated Technologies) Model Farm is a pioneering project of the Central
Luzon State University (CLSU) designed to showcase technologies generated by
experts for transfer to and commercialization by the farmers, fisherfolks, and other
stakeholders. The Kamalig project aims to house and showcase various mature
technologies developed by CLSU experts. These technologies are ready for adoption
and contribute to sustainable development goals. It serves as an agri-tourism site
where farmers, fishermen, and communities can learn about these technologies and
their practical applications. The "kamalig" depicts the overall objective to house and
showcase various CLSU's mature technologies that are ready for adoption, which
would contribute to the attainment of sustainable development goals. With the tagline,
"Tara na, Mag-SiyenSaya sa AgrikulTOURa," it will showcase different science-
based farm areas categorized as 'kural, pinitak, tumana, lambat, pulot-lukotan,
saliksikan, agritahanan, salakot, and kaluto.' Kamalig is the overall outcome of the
researchers and experts of the CLSU personnels in response to the farmers,
fishermens, as well as to the community. These developed technologies are suitable to
have a sustainable agri-tourism site.

Destination and Location

Central Luzon State University has a 658-hectares by land located in Munoz, Nueva
Ecija Philippines. Then and now, the university is a shining example of an institution
that has dedicated itself to the task of producing well-trained people and providing
services with an indelible mark of excellence. Central Luzon State University's
kamalig is an agri-tourism site that offers a lot of developed technologies and it is
located inside the campus of CLSU, Science City of Munoz, Nueva Ecija, Philippines
in proper.

Products and Services

Kural - This area highlights the Small Ruminant Center (SRC)'s innovative
and practical technologies related to forage management resources, feeding and
nutrition, goat housing, and waste management.

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Pinitak - In the Pinitak section, you’ll find a model paddy showcasing the Philippine-
Sino Center for Agricultural Technology (PhilSCAT)‘s technologies. These include
locally developed hybrid rice varieties along with suitable agro-machineries, all aimed
at increasing farmers’ yield and income.

Tumana - Here, the Ramon Magsaysay – Center for Agricultural Resources (RM-
CARES) presents technologies related to diversified and organic-based farming
practices. These practices promote safe food consumption at a lower cost and in an
environment-friendly manner.

Lambat - The Lambat area showcases technologies from the Freshwater Aquaculture
Center (FAC), focusing on inland fishery resources.

Pulot-pukyutan - These sections feature stingless bees and when you visit Pulot-
Pukyutan, you will get a chance to see the amazing world of stingless bees and
appreciate their significance in pollination and conservation. The bees collect pollen
from gardens that are teeming with flowers, botanicals that have some sort of
relationship with these insects. They help maintain the equilibrium between animals
and plants in nature as well as preserve the environment.

Saliksikan - Head to Saliksikan and gain insights into the crops used for research
processing at CLSU. Engage in activities like rice harvesting and planting, and learn
about the importance of these crops in agricultural research. The various crop
production technologies were developed respectively by the College of Agriculture
and the University Research Center.

Agritahanan - In Agritahanan, you’ll find nicely organized gardens of vegetables,

herbs, mango trees, and ornamental plants. Additionally, it demonstrates free-range
chicken and mallard duck raising using improved breeds, showcasing home yard
farming with available resources and applicable technologies.

Salakot - This area stands for “SAkahang LAyong ipaKalat ang mOdernong
Teknolohiya.” It features precision and digital agriculture technologies that increase
productivity while utilizing minimal farm resources. Expect to see an automated
fertigation system, smart drip irrigation and fertigation, tower garden, and aquaponics.

Kaluto (eFARM Kitchen) - The last attraction in the KAMALIG is Kaluto, which
offers various opportunities for food processing and culinary recipes.
Existing Infrastructure, Facilities and Amenities

Kamalig offers a variety of infrastructure, facilities and amenities that can help
not just the people but also into our local farmers. The site includes various
agricultural exhibits such as forage management and goat housing (kural), hybrid rice
technologies (pinitak), and organic farming practices (tumana). It also features a
booking system for visitors like guided tours, non-guided and walk-in tours, and
experiential learning programs like the KAMALIG Fiesta. They also have new
infrastructure such as a climate-controlled broiler farm and solar-powered irrigation
facilities. These facilities and programs aim to educate and demonstrate sustainable
farming practices to farmers, fisherfolk, and agritourism operators. Upon entering the
kamalig, they have an information kiosk that will guide in every part of Kamalig.
They also have a parking area to various vehicles like cars, electric bike, and motor.
They also have a Nato terminal—a tricycle terminal that is designated around the
campus. In terms of amenities, they can also provide things that is useful and provide
comfort and convenience to the peopls who visit there such as a public Wi-fi,
trashbins, benches and chairs, water dispenser, information signage and a kubo where
they can rest for a bit. However, Kamalig has some potential areas for improvement to
enhance such as adding more shaded seating areas, restrooms, and refreshment stands
can improve comfort for visitors during tours and events, Offering more interactive
and hands-on experiences in the different areas and adding amenities like picnic areas,
nature trails, and playgrounds can make the site more family-friendly and provide
more recreational opportunities for visitors.

II. SWOT ANALYSIS

STRENGTHS WEAKNESSES
- CLSU's Kamalig doesn't just rely on - CLSU Kamalig has no available
the natural and scenic beauty of the site. facilities or infrastructure to
It mostly relies on the technologies accommodate tourists as well as provide
developed by the researchers and ammenities for them. It is only for
personnels of the university. viewing and visiting for a same day
- Kamalig is well-known as an agri- exploration that doesn't acquire
tourism site not just in the province, but overnight visitation.
in the whole country of Philippines.

i
 Kamalig showcases different
agricultural products that is offered to
the community.
- Having an experience to visit CLSU's
Kamalig is free and open to all tourists.
- Kamalig is still in the search to
develop more newly invented
technologies by experts and personnel of
the University.
OPPORTUNITIES THREATS
- Kamalig promotes environmental - Weather can affect the agricultural
conservation that draws tourists to developed technologies on kamalig.
engage in agricultural activities like - Climate change can create an impact
planting trees and others. on the developed technologies because
- Provision of ideas and knowledges on climate change can be crucial towards
tourists the agricultural products of the site.
- Natural disaster is what all of us cannot
escape from. It can destroy the partial
growing of the CLSU's newly developed
technologies.
- Being outdated about the tourism
trends can be a threat to the kamalig
because people nowadays only wants
leisure destinations.

III. OBJECTIVES

To make the agritourism experience better by enhancing the visitor center, providing
interesting and hands-on tours, and highlighting the area's unique agricultural
innovations and heritage.

To implement innovative agricultural technology into Kamalig's educational programs

and workshops, allowing researchers, students, and farmers hands-on learning
opportunities that will improve their understanding of sustainable agriculture and the
adoption of new technologies.

To highlight and encourage the adoption of innovative agricultural technologies

developed in Kamalig.

IV. PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY

Objectives Strategies Program Activities

To make the Differentiation An Agri-business A seminar where
agritourism Strategy – where development we can educate
experience better we can showcase seminar and demonstrate
by enhancing the something that agricultural
visitor center, stands out – a technologies that
providing better quality and benefit in
interesting and unique product sustainable
hands-on tours, such as innovative farming practices
and highlighting technologies that into farmers,
the area's unique Kamalig offers. researcher and
agricultural students that is on
innovations and the same field.
heritage.
To implement Focus Strategy – Agricultural A workshop where
innovative
where we can offer Technology it provides hands-
agricultural
technology into kamalig’s product Workshops on training on the
Kamalig's
on a specific latest agricultural
educational
programs and market segment technologies
workshops,
that is interested in where they can
allowing
researchers, agricultural experience first
students, and
innovative hand this
farmers hands-on
learning technologies. innovative tool or
opportunities that
machineries that
will improve their
understanding of CLSU offer.
sustainable
agriculture and the
adoption of new
technologies.

i
 To highlight and Focus Strategy – Agritourism Tour A tour where it can
encourage the where we can
Program provide an
adoption of promote transfer of
innovative knowledge immersive and
agricultural and the adoption
educational
technologies of these
developed in technologies experience that
Kamalig and even among local and
highlights the
other agricultural international
sites in CLSU. stakeholders by innovative
showcasing
agricultural
innovative
methods in practices and
climate-conscious
technologies
farming,
sustainable developed not just
farming, and
in Kamalig but
digital technology
integration. also in the whole
university of
CLSU, promoting
sustainable
farming and
agritourism.

By achieving this objective, CLSU Kamalig not only highlights the university's
contributions to agricultural innovation but also plays a critical role in fostering a
more sustainable and technologically advanced agricultural sector.

This includes demonstrating sustainable farming practices, climate-smart agriculture,

and advanced digital tools in agriculture. Through interactive exhibits, hands-on
workshops, and community outreach programs, Kamalig aims to facilitate knowledge
transfer, support local agribusiness development, and promote the adoption of these
innovative technologies among farmers, students, researchers, and agritourism
operators.

V. IMPLEMENTATION OF WASTE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES

We noticed that people who visit Kamalig didn't know or didn't practice on
how to segregate their waste even if Kamalig has a trashbins available, it is also
important to implement a comprehensive waste segregation program with clearly
labeled bins for biodegradable, non-biodegradable, and recyclable materials. It's
important to train staff, visitors, and students on proper waste segregation techniques
and have scheduled regular waste collection and monitor compliance with segregation
protocols.

One more thing that we can do to help and make use of this plastic is collect
them and clean plastic waste to create eco-bricks, which are plastic bottles stuffed
with non-biodegradable waste.

We can use these eco-bricks in construction projects within Kamalig, such as

garden beds, benches, and even small structures. Finally this can be accomplished if
we can organize community drives and educational sessions to encourage eco-brick
making for Kamalig.

VI. PREPAREDNESS TOWARDS UNPREDICTABLE WEATHER

CONDITIONS

To further enhance CLSU Kamalig’s resilience and adaptive capacity to

unpredictable weather we provide strategies and plans such as Implementing
hydroponic and aquaponic farming systems that are less dependent on soil and more
resilient to extreme weather conditions. This is not common here in CLSU especially
to those students who are conducting their thesis using this method.

Since the Philippines is a tropical country, one thing the we can do is to launch
comprehensive climate education programs that raise awareness about climate change
and its impacts on agriculture and daily life. This can be accomplished if we utilize
multimedia platforms, including social media, videos, and interactive exhibits, to
engage a broader audience and we can also partner with schools and community
organizations to extend the reach of these campaigns.

VII. SAMPLE ITINERARY

Time Activity Description

7:30 AM- Departure to CLSU The Kamalig (Keeping A Modern

7:40AM Kamalig Agricultural Landsacpe through
Integrating CLSU-Generated
Technologies) Model Farm is a

i
 pioneering project of the Central
Luzon State University (CLSU)
designed to showcase technologies
generated by experts for transfer to
and commercialization by the
farmers, fisherfolks, and other
stakeholders.

7:41 AM – 8:30 Agri-tahanan In Agritahanan, you’ll find nicely

AM organized gardens of vegetables,
 Vegetable picking
herbs, mango trees, and ornamental
 Animal feeding
plants. Additionally, it demonstrates
activities
free-range chicken and mallard duck
raising using improved breeds,
showcasing home yard farming with
available resources and applicable
technologies.
8:31 AM – 9:30 Kural This area highlights the Small
AM Ruminant Center (SRC)'s innovative
 Goat feeding
and practical technologies related to
 Goat milking
forage management resources,
feeding and nutrition, goat housing,
and waste management.
9:31 AM – Pinitak In the Pinitak section, you’ll find a
10:30AM model paddy showcasing the
 Rice planting
Philippine-Sino Center for
 Rice harvesting
Agricultural Technology
(PhilSCAT)‘s technologies. These
include locally developed hybrid
rice varieties along with suitable
agro-machineries, all aimed at
increasing farmers’ yield and
income.
10:31 AM – Tumana Here, the Ramon Magsaysay –
11:30 AM  Vegetable picking Center for Agricultural Resources
and planting (RM-CARES) presents technologies
related to diversified and organic-
based farming practices. These
practices promote safe food
consumption at a lower cost and in
an environment-friendly manner.
11:31 AM – Departure for lunch Lunch facilities are available inside
1:00 PM the university which are accessible
and can be less hassle to everyone
who visits Kamalig.

1:01 PM – 1:30 Lambat The Lambat area showcases

PM technologies from the Freshwater
 Fishing
Aquaculture Center (FAC), focusing
 Fish feeding
on inland fishery resources.
1:31 PM – 2:30 Salakot This area stands for “SAkahang
PM LAyong ipaKalat ang mOdernong
 Green leafy
Teknolohiya.” It features precision
vegetable picking
and digital agriculture technologies
that increase productivity while
utilizing minimal farm resources.
Expect to see an automated
fertigation system, smart drip
irrigation and fertigation, tower
garden, and aquaponics.
2:31 PM – 3:30 Kaluto (Efarm Kitchen) The last attraction in the KAMALIG
PM  Experience is Kaluto, which offers various
cooking opportunities for food processing
and culinary recipes.
3:31 PM – 4:30 Saliksikan Head to Saliksikan and gain insights
PM into the crops used for research
 Rice harvesting
processing at CLSU. Engage in
and planting
activities like rice harvesting and

i
 planting, and learn about the
importance of these crops in
agricultural research. The various
crop production technologies were
developed respectively by the
College of Agriculture and the
University Research Center.
4:31 PM – 5:30 Pulot-pukyutan These sections feature stingless bees
PM  Honey harvesting and when you visit Pulot-Pukyutan,
and tasting you will get a chance to see the
 Photography amazing world of stingless bees and
appreciate their significance in
pollination and conservation. The
bees collect pollen from gardens
that are teeming with flowers,
botanicals that have some sort of
relationship with these insects. They
help maintain the equilibrium
between animals and plants in
nature as well as preserve the
environment.

VIII. CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION

Through the proposed development for Kamalig Agri-Tourism Park, it will

create an opportunity to maximize the newly developed technologies and even open
paths to invent or create new and unique technologies. This proposed development for
Kamalig can increase its popularity not just as an Agri-Tourism Site but also a site
where technologies are developed for a purpose that can be used and preserved for the
future.

Central Luzon State University's Kamalig Agri-Tourism Park has a potential to

be a tourist attraction where you can experience activities and be amazed of the
technologies present in the site. Kamalig can increase in the popularity of the
technologies worldwide and can also encourage to use natural resources without
abusing it.

Below are the proposed recommendations for the Kamalig;

 Enhances learning and research opportunities.

 Improve the ammenities and infrastructure of Kamalig
 Conserve the natural resources that are helpful and beneficial to us.
 Don't disturb and just observe the living species from far away.
 Set up living laboratories where innovative practices in waste management,
sustainable farming, and renewable energy can be tested and demonstrated.
 Conduct hands-on workshops, seminars, and interactive exhibits to engage
different community segments, including students, farmers, and local
residents.
 Install renewable energy systems such as solar panels and biogas generators to
power Kamalig’s innovative agricultural technologies. In this way we can help
not just the technologies that the kamalig use but also our environment.

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IX. REFERENCES
CLSU launches R&D Integrated Info System and KAMALIG Booking System |
Central Luzon State University. (n.d.).
https://clsu.edu.ph/news-and-updates/article/clsu-launches-r-d-integrated-info-
system-and-kamalig-booking-system
Diana Rose P. Cabello and Yolanda M. Tanyag, DOST-PCAARRD S&T Media
Services. (2024, March 19). SciCAT program expansion takes off through
CLSU’s “KAMALIG.” DOST-PCAARRD Portal.
https://www.pcaarrd.dost.gov.ph/index.php/quick-information-dispatch-qid-
articles/scicat-program-expansion-takes-off-through-clsus-kamalig
ATI-CL, CLSU spearhead Training of Trainers on Lowland Vegetable
Production in Nueva Ecija | ATI Central Luzon. (n.d.). ATI Central Luzon.
https://ati2.da.gov.ph/ati-3/content/article/eula-dee-lanada/ati-cl-clsu-spearhead-
training-trainers-lowland-vegetable-production-nueva
RIDE Fest 2023 features KAMALIG Fiesta and inauguration of new facilities |
Central Luzon State University. (n.d.).
https://clsu.edu.ph/news-and-updates/article/ride-fest-2023-features-kamalig-
fiesta-and-inauguration-of-new-facilities
X. APPENDICES
Appendix 1. SWOT Analysis
Strengths Weaknesses
- CLSU's Kamalig doesn't just rely on - CLSU Kamalig has no available
the natural and scenic beauty of the site. facilities or infrastructure to
It mostly relies on the technologies accommodate tourists as well as provide
developed by the researchers and ammenities for them. It is only for
personnels of the university. viewing and visiting for a same day
- Kamalig is well-known as an agri- exploration that doesn't acquire
tourism site not just in the province, but overnight visitation.
in the whole country of Philippines.
Kamalig showcases different
agricultural products that is offered to
the community.
- Having an experience to visit CLSU's
Kamalig is free and open to all tourists.
- Kamalig is still in the search to
develop more newly invented
technologies by experts and personnel of
the University.
Opportunities Threats
- Kamalig promotes environmental - Weather can affect the agricultural
conservation that draws tourists to developed technologies on kamalig.
engage in agricultural activities like - Climate change can create an impact
planting trees and others. on the developed technologies because
- Provision of ideas and knowledges on climate change can be crucial towards
tourists the agricultural products of the site.
- Natural disaster is what all of us cannot
escape from. It can destroy the partial
growing of the CLSU's newly developed
technologies.
- Being outdated about the tourism
trends can be a threat to the kamalig

i
because people nowadays only wants
leisure destinations.
Appendix 2. Proposed Development Strategies
Objectives Strategies Program Activities
To make the Differentiation An Agri-business A seminar where
agritourism Strategy – where development we can educate
experience better we can showcase seminar and demonstrate
by enhancing the something that agricultural
visitor center, stands out – a technologies that
providing better quality and benefit in
interesting and unique product sustainable
hands-on tours, such as innovative farming practices
and highlighting technologies that into farmers,
the area's unique Kamalig offers. researcher and
agricultural students that is on
innovations and the same field.
heritage.
To implement Focus Strategy – Agricultural A workshop where
innovative
where we can offer Technology it provides hands-
agricultural
technology into kamalig’s product Workshops on training on the
Kamalig's
on a specific latest agricultural
educational
programs and market segment technologies
workshops,
that is interested in where they can
allowing
researchers, agricultural experience first
students, and
innovative hand this
farmers hands-on
learning technologies. innovative tool or
opportunities that
machineries that
will improve their
understanding of CLSU offer.
sustainable
agriculture and the
adoption of new
technologies.
To highlight and Focus Strategy – Agritourism Tour A tour where it can
encourage the where we can
Program provide an
adoption of promote transfer of
innovative knowledge immersive and
agricultural and the adoption
educational
technologies of these

i
developed in technologies experience that
Kamalig and even among local and
highlights the
other agricultural international
sites in CLSU. stakeholders by innovative
showcasing
agricultural
innovative
methods in practices and
climate-conscious
technologies
farming,
sustainable developed not just
farming, and
in Kamalig but
digital technology
integration. also in the whole
university of
CLSU, promoting
sustainable
farming and
agritourism.
Appendix 3. Sample Itinerary
Time Activity Description

7:30 AM- Departure to CLSU The Kamalig (Keeping A Modern

7:40AM Kamalig Agricultural Landsacpe through
Integrating CLSU-Generated
Technologies) Model Farm is a
pioneering project of the Central
Luzon State University (CLSU)
designed to showcase technologies
generated by experts for transfer to
and commercialization by the
farmers, fisherfolks, and other
stakeholders.

7:41 AM – 8:30 Agri-tahanan In Agritahanan, you’ll find nicely

AM organized gardens of vegetables,
 Vegetable picking
herbs, mango trees, and ornamental
 Animal feeding
plants. Additionally, it demonstrates
activities
free-range chicken and mallard duck
raising using improved breeds,
showcasing home yard farming with
available resources and applicable
technologies.
8:31 AM – 9:30 Kural This area highlights the Small
AM Ruminant Center (SRC)'s innovative
 Goat feeding
and practical technologies related to
 Goat milking
forage management resources,
feeding and nutrition, goat housing,
and waste management.
9:31 AM – Pinitak In the Pinitak section, you’ll find a
10:30AM model paddy showcasing the
 Rice planting
Philippine-Sino Center for
 Rice harvesting
Agricultural Technology
(PhilSCAT)‘s technologies. These

i
 include locally developed hybrid
rice varieties along with suitable
agro-machineries, all aimed at
increasing farmers’ yield and
income.
10:31 AM – Tumana Here, the Ramon Magsaysay –
11:30 AM Center for Agricultural Resources
 Vegetable picking
(RM-CARES) presents technologies
and planting
related to diversified and organic-
based farming practices. These
practices promote safe food
consumption at a lower cost and in
an environment-friendly manner.
11:31 AM – Departure for lunch Lunch facilities are available inside
1:00 PM the university which are accessible
and can be less hassle to everyone
who visits Kamalig.

1:01 PM – 1:30 Lambat The Lambat area showcases

PM technologies from the Freshwater
 Fishing
Aquaculture Center (FAC), focusing
 Fish feeding
on inland fishery resources.
1:31 PM – 2:30 Salakot This area stands for “SAkahang
PM LAyong ipaKalat ang mOdernong
 Green leafy
Teknolohiya.” It features precision
vegetable picking
and digital agriculture technologies
that increase productivity while
utilizing minimal farm resources.
Expect to see an automated
fertigation system, smart drip
irrigation and fertigation, tower
garden, and aquaponics.
2:31 PM – 3:30 Kaluto (Efarm Kitchen) The last attraction in the KAMALIG
PM is Kaluto, which offers various
  Experience opportunities for food processing
cooking and culinary recipes.
3:31 PM – 4:30 Saliksikan Head to Saliksikan and gain insights
PM into the crops used for research
 Rice harvesting
processing at CLSU. Engage in
and planting
activities like rice harvesting and
planting, and learn about the
importance of these crops in
agricultural research. The various
crop production technologies were
developed respectively by the
College of Agriculture and the
University Research Center.
4:31 PM – 5:30 Pulot-pukyutan These sections feature stingless bees
PM  Honey harvesting and when you visit Pulot-Pukyutan,
and tasting you will get a chance to see the
 Photography amazing world of stingless bees and
appreciate their significance in
pollination and conservation. The
bees collect pollen from gardens
that are teeming with flowers,
botanicals that have some sort of
relationship with these insects. They
help maintain the equilibrium
between animals and plants in
nature as well as preserve the
environment.

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LIST OF TABLES
ADVANTAGE OF LOCATION
Transport and Accessibility The university is well-connected by road
networks, making it easily accessible for
visitors, researchers, and students. This
facilitates the organization of events,
workshops, and educational tours.
Easy access to agricultural and Research CLSU is centrally located in Nueva
Facilities Ecija, often referred to as the "Rice
Granary of the Philippines." This
provides immediate access to vast
agricultural lands and farming
communities, making it an ideal site for
agricultural research and extension
activities.
Peaceful and serene environment Where students, guest and research can
focus studying and researching without
distractions commonly found in urban
areas.

DISADVANTAGE OF LOCATION
Narrow Road Kamalig is accessible to all individuals,
yet, the reaching point of this site can be
sometimes difficult because of the
narrow road and there's a lot of vehicles
passing by which can sometimes cause
minor accidents like collision of
vehicles and such.
Prone to pollution Kamalig is placed at the road side which
is prone to pollution that can alter the
continuous growth of natural resources
and crops.
Vulnerability to Extreme Weather Typhoons and Flooding: Nueva Ecija,
where CLSU is located, is prone to
typhoons and heavy rains, which can
lead to flooding and damage to
agricultural infrastructure and crops.
This vulnerability can disrupt research
activities and operations at Kamalig.
SWOT Analysis
Strengths Weaknesses
- CLSU's Kamalig doesn't just rely on - CLSU Kamalig has no available
the natural and scenic beauty of the site. facilities or infrastructure to
It mostly relies on the technologies accommodate tourists as well as provide
developed by the researchers and ammenities for them. It is only for
personnels of the university. viewing and visiting for a same day
- Kamalig is well-known as an agri- exploration that doesn't acquire
tourism site not just in the province, but overnight visitation.
in the whole country of Philippines.
Kamalig showcases different
agricultural products that is offered to
the community.
- Having an experience to visit CLSU's
Kamalig is free and open to all tourists.
- Kamalig is still in the search to
develop more newly invented
technologies by experts and personnel of
the University.
Opportunities Threats
- Kamalig promotes environmental - Weather can affect the agricultural
conservation that draws tourists to developed technologies on kamalig.
engage in agricultural activities like - Climate change can create an impact
planting trees and others. on the developed technologies because
- Provision of ideas and knowledges on climate change can be crucial towards
tourists the agricultural products of the site.
- Natural disaster is what all of us cannot
escape from. It can destroy the partial
growing of the CLSU's newly developed
technologies.
- Being outdated about the tourism
trends can be a threat to the kamalig
because people nowadays only wants

i
 leisure destinations.

Development Strategies
Objectives Strategies Program Activities
To make the Differentiation An Agri-business A seminar where
agritourism Strategy – where development we can educate
experience better we can showcase seminar and demonstrate
by enhancing the something that agricultural
visitor center, stands out – a technologies that
providing better quality and benefit in
interesting and unique product sustainable
hands-on tours, such as innovative farming practices
and highlighting technologies that into farmers,
the area's unique Kamalig offers. researcher and
agricultural students that is on
innovations and the same field.
heritage.
To implement Focus Strategy – Agricultural A workshop where
innovative
where we can offer Technology it provides hands-
agricultural
technology into kamalig’s product Workshops on training on the
Kamalig's
on a specific latest agricultural
educational
programs and market segment technologies
workshops,
that is interested in where they can
allowing
researchers, agricultural experience first
students, and
innovative hand this
farmers hands-on
learning technologies. innovative tool or
opportunities that
machineries that
will improve their
understanding of CLSU offer.
sustainable
agriculture and the
adoption of new
technologies.
To highlight and Focus Strategy – Agritourism Tour A tour where it can
encourage the where we can
Program provide an
adoption of promote transfer of
innovative knowledge immersive and
agricultural and the adoption educational
technologies of these
experience that
developed in technologies
Kamalig and even among local and highlights the
other agricultural international
innovative
sites in CLSU. stakeholders by
showcasing agricultural
innovative
practices and
methods in
climate-conscious technologies
farming,
developed not just
sustainable
farming, and in Kamalig but
digital technology
also in the whole
integration.
university of
CLSU, promoting
sustainable
farming and
agritourism.