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One
of the mandates of the Sericulture Research and Development Institute (SRDI)
as embodied in Republic Act 7359 Section 3, is to educate and train
sericulturists to develop sericulture as a rural agro-based industry in
the Philippines.
These
training programs on mulberry production and management, silkworm rearing,
silk reeling, and weaving have been designed in order to effectively
disseminate sericulture technologies and upgrade the skills of farmers,
development agents, and extension workers. Technical
Training in Sericulture
Date:
June 15 to October 15 November
15 to March 15 Duration:
120 days Participants:
Extension
workers, Entrepreneurs, Development Agents Objective:
To
develop and enhance participants’ ability to know about the technology
on mulberry production and management, silkworm rearing and farm
management, silkworm biology, silkworm egg production; silk processing;
sericulture organization, extension, and management; and status and
prospects of sericulture in developing countries. Techniques:
The
trainees are exposed to problems and are required to extend technical
assistance in the sericulture community. Course
Content: Mulberry
Cultivation and Management Silkworm
Rearing and Farm Management Silkworm
Biology Crop
Protection Silkworm
Breeding and Egg Production Silk
Reeling and Spinning Technology Sericulture
Organization, Extension, and Management Present Status and Future Prospects
45-Day Intensive
Training Course in Sericulture Date:
January 16 to March 1
June 1 to July 15
Duration:
45 days Participants:
Extension
Workers, Farmers, Housewives, Entrepreneurs Objective:
To develop and enhance
participants’ ability to know about the technologies involved in
moriculture, silkworm seed production, and in silk reeling. Techniques:
The trainees will be given details on the management of mulberry,
practicals in silkworm rearing, silkworm egg production, and reeling
technology. Course Content:
Moriculture
Silkworm Seed Production
Silk Reeling Technology Actual Silk Cocoon Cooking/Re-reeling
15-Day Intensive Training Course in Mulberry Production and Management Date:
January 15-30
April 15-30
July 15-30
October 15-30 Duration:
15 days Participants:
Farmers, Housewives, Extension workers, Entrepreneurs,
Out-of-School Youth Objective:
To
develop and enhance participants’ ability to know about the technologies
involved in moriculture. Techniques: The trainees will be exposed to the production and management of mulberry with a special reference to nursery establishment and care of the mulberry plantation.
Course Content:
15-Day Intensive
Training Course in Young-Age Silkworm Rearing Date:
January 3-18
June 3-18
Duration: 15
days Participants:
Farmers, Cooperative members, Entrepreneurs Objective:
To develop and enhance participants’ ability to know about the
technologies involved in young-age silkworm rearing. Techniques: The trainees will be provided with knowledge and skills in young-age silkworm rearing. The participants are exposed to actual young-age silkworm rearing. Course Content:
15-Day Intensive
Training Course in Late-Age/Grown Silkworm Rearing Date:
January 19 to February 4
June 19 to July 4 Duration: 15 days Participants: Farmers, Entrepreneurs Objective:
To develop and enhance participants’ ability to know about the
technologies involved in late-age/grown silkworm rearing. Techniques:
The trainees will be provided with knowledge and skills in late-age
silkworm rearing. The
participants are exposed to actual late-age/grown silkworm rearing. Course Content:
15-Day Intensive
Training Course in Silk Reeling Date:
March 1-15
October 1-15 Duration:
15 days Participants:
Silk reelers Objective:
To develop and enhance participants’ ability to know about the
technologies involved in silk reeling. Techniques:
The trainees will be provided with knowledge and skills in late-age
silkworm rearing. The
participants are exposed to actual cocoon reeling, winding, doubling,
twisting, and degumming. Course Content:
15-Day Intensive
Training Course in Silk Weaving Date:
March 15-30
October 15-30 Duration:
15 days Participants:
Housewives, Out-of-School Youth, Entrepreneurs Objective:
To provide detailed information knowledge and skills in silk weaving. Course Content:
15-Day Silkworm
Egg/Seed Production Date:
April 1-15 Duration:
15 days Participants:
Extension Workers Objective:
To provide basic knowledge and skills in silkworm egg production.
Course Content:
Novelty
Items Production Course Duration:
2 days Participants:
Out-of-School Youth and Rural Women Objectives: 1. To
produce cocoon by-products which are acceptable and marketable locally; and
2.
To provide additional income for rural women. Course Content:
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