This project aims to promote organic farming for sustainable land management of hillyland soils through technology validation, demonstration, and capacity building.

This study aims to augment the supply of organic inputs and increase adoption of Organic Agriculture through the development of vermicomposting guidelines.

Specifically, the project aims to: improve the quality of vermicompost using optimum combination of substrates; and document the response of African Night Crawler on the optimal combination of substrates in order to improve vermicomposting technology. 

This project aims to showcase vegetable production using Adaptive Balanced Fertilization Strategy (ABFS).

Specifically, it aims to establish vegetable technology demonstration sites using ABFS; increase the production of vegetables through ABFS; and promote ABFS among vegetable farmers through technology demonstration.

This project aims to develop integrated nutrient management (INM) strategy for improving soil and tomato productivity through combined use of nutrient sources and microbial inoculants.

This project aims to improve soil productivity of marginal hillylands through the development of Philippine hillyland database and promotion of sustainable land management by means of research, technology demonstration and information dissemination.

This project is a multi-year study that investigated the effect of continuous application of vermicompost on soil properties and on the growth and yield of selected vegetables that are commonly produced in the country. This project is also in support of the National Soil and Water Resources Research and Development/Extension Agenda of BSWM on organic agriculture.