Hardworking and passionate job seeker with strong organizational skills eager to secure entry-level as Farm Hand / Agriculturist position. Ready to help team achieve company goals. Detail-oriented team player with strong organizational skills. Ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously with a high degree of accuracy. To seek and maintain full-time position that offers professional challenges utilizing interpersonal skills, excellent time management and problem-solving skills. Organized and dependable candidate successful at managing multiple priorities with a positive attitude. Willingness to take on added responsibilities to meet team goals.
Production data review
Training Description:
* Assigned on plantation Department.I Assist in the vermicomposting facility by preparing substrates such as cacao pods, corn cobs and other crop residues to feed on worms and harvesting of compost. I am also engaged in harvesting of fruits such as durian, mangosteen and cacao.
Training Description:
* Involved in different field operation activities like maintaining the nurseries, doing seed extraction, seed sorting, grafting, marcotting, weeding, harvesting of corn and other fruit crops, assisting on chemical spraying and land preparation.
Pioneer Agronomy Essentials® is a structured introduction to agronomy designed specifically for Pioneer field sales team members and Corteva Agriscience employees. Agronomy is the foundation of our business. A base knowledge of crops, soils, and pests equips our sales force and employees with the expertise and confidence to offer the best solutions to our customers.
Program Overview
Pioneer Agronomy Essentials is a 12-week program that includes web courses, webinars, and mentoring. It is offered free of charge to Pioneer sales professionals and Corteva Agriscience employees. Program participants spend around 4 hours per week on the course activities.
The web courses create a foundation of agronomy knowledge by focusing on key areas comprising crop growth and development, pest management (diseases, insects, weeds), soil basics, soil fertility, and seed technologies. The primary curriculum focuses on corn. You can also study up to two other crops from alfalfa, canola, corn silage, cotton, sorghum, soybean, or wheat.
Webinars are scheduled weekly and directly relate to the e-learning courses suggested for the week. Webinar speakers are industry experts that include Pioneer agronomists and Corteva Crop Protection specialists.
Pioneer Agronomy Essentials® is a structured introduction to agronomy designed specifically for Pioneer field sales team members and Corteva Agriscience employees. Agronomy is the foundation of our business. A base knowledge of crops, soils, and pests equips our sales force and employees with the expertise and confidence to offer the best solutions to our customers.
Program Overview
Pioneer Agronomy Essentials is a 12-week program that includes web courses, webinars, and mentoring. It is offered free of charge to Pioneer sales professionals and Corteva Agriscience employees. Program participants spend around 4 hours per week on the course activities.
The web courses create a foundation of agronomy knowledge by focusing on key areas comprising crop growth and development, pest management (diseases, insects, weeds), soil basics, soil fertility, and seed technologies. The primary curriculum focuses on corn. You can also study up to two other crops from alfalfa, canola, corn silage, cotton, sorghum, soybean, or wheat.
Webinars are scheduled weekly and directly relate to the e-learning courses suggested for the week. Webinar speakers are industry experts that include Pioneer agronomists and Corteva Crop Protection specialists.
Training Description:
Hands-on method on day- to day activities on the farm such as Bathing of Buffalos, Milking, Pen and Milking Parlor Cleaning, feeding and silage making and other farm activities.
Good husbandry Practices and topics discussed during the training.
1. Identifying the Carabao.
2. Importance of the carabao in Philippine culture and in Agriculture.
3. Basic Body Parts of a dairy Water Buffalo.
4. Buffalo Milk.
5. Importance of Cross-breeding, upgrading and genetic development of dairy in the Philippines.
6. Reproductive Cycle of the Buffalo.
7. Lactating Cow Management .
8.Pregnant Cow Management .
9. Bull Management .
10. Nutrition.
11. Infrastructure at a Dairy Farm.
12. Common Health Problems encountered at the Farm , its symptoms, diagnosis and treatment.
13. Disease Prevention.
14. Record Keeping.
15. Milking the Cow.
16. Proper milking and handling
17. Marketing the Product
18. Collaborations with the government and dairy cooperatives
19. Manure-based enterprise
Demonstrated ability to effectively and safely operate tractors, dump truck and payloaders to carry out task with precision and efficiency. Adept at following protocols and regulations to ensure a work environment.
Character reference:
Research Associate, Corteva Agriscience Phils Inc.
General Santos City
0917 5920 334
Agronomist, Corteva Agriscience Phils. Inc
Dumarao Capiz
0917 5920 340