The program was successfully conducted on November 27, 2025, at Brgy. Ditumabo, San Luis, Aurora, with a total of 100 participants. The activity aimed to enhance the livelihood and income-generating capacities of members of the Ditumabo Coconut and Livestock Farmers Association (DICOLIFA) by equipping them with practical knowledge and technical skills.

The program was successfully conducted on November 19, 2025, at Brgy. Bazal, Maria Aurora, Aurora, with a total of 25 participants. The activity aimed to capacitate the participants with basic knowledge and skills in hydroponic farming for sustainable food production. The activity was formally commenced at 9:00 am with an opening prayer, followed by a brief welcome message delivered by Eden Joy V. Manalo. The objectives of the training were presented to orient the participants on the purpose and expected outcomes of the activity. Mrs. Manalo then introduced the speaker of the training, Engr. Kirbey P. Docallos. After introduction, Engr. Docallos then proceed to introduce the basic concepts and principles of hydroponic farming, highlighting its advantages such as efficient water use, minimal land requirement, and suitability for household food production. Participants were given an overview of common hydroponic systems applicable for small-scale and backyard settings.

The activity resulted in the successful distribution of ?27,000.00 each to four DA ACEF Batch 11 scholars, ensuring timely financial assistance for their academic expenses. It also reinforced effective coordination between ASCOT and the Department of Agriculture, strengthening institutional commitment to inclusive education and agricultural advancement.

The Training on Mushroom Production was conducted on October 24, 2025, at Barangay Diaat, Maria Aurora, Aurora, and was attended by coconut farmers and members of farmers associations from Barangay Diaat, Barangay Bazal, Barangay Malasin, and Barangay Dianawan. The program formally began with an invocation, followed by the singing of the Philippine National Anthem through an audio-visual presentation.

Elementary School, in Brgy. Bazal, Maria Aurora, Aurora. The program began with an invocation and the singing of the Philippine National Anthem, participated in by the teachers, parents, and pupils in Grades 4-6.