Wednesday , 18 September 2024

Agrilink Engagement 2014

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Dr. Mae Catacutan of AQD's Technology Verification and Demonstration explaining the activities of her division to an aquaculturist
Dr. Mae Catacutan of AQD’s Technology Verification and Demonstration explaining the activities of her division to an aquaculturist

We thank you for actively engaging with us during the Agrilink, Foodlink, Aqualink exhibition at the World Trade Center, Metro Manila (09 to 11 October 2014).  We thank you for consulting with us, for giving us feedback on possible areas of research or commodities to be explored in the future.  We appreciate your interests in our brochures and fliers and for buying our books and manuals.  Our special thanks to veteran aquaculturists who never miss to visit our booth every year and to the budding aquaculturists from different schools and universities.  We are grateful for your patience in waiting for us to be able to deliver our short lectures on “SEAFDEC Premium Diet for Milkfish” and on “The Latest Advances in the Culture of the Seaweed, Kappaphycus.”  We look forward to deeply engage with you again in next year’s exhibition.

AQD's Bookstand manned by our Manila Office personnel
AQD’s Bookstand manned by our Manila Office personnel
AQD's Chief Dr. Felix Ayson and Scientists Dr. Ma. Rowena Eguia and Dr. Mae Catacutan explaining to booth visitors the R&D and training activities of AQD
AQD’s Chief Dr. Felix Ayson and Scientists Dr. Ma. Rowena Eguia and Dr. Mae Catacutan explaining to booth visitors the R&D and training activities of AQD
AQD's Dr. Relicardo Coloso (L) discussing the AQD milkfish premium diet with Dr. Patrick White (M) and Dr.Tom Shipton (R)
AQD’s Dr. Relicardo Coloso (L) discussing the AQD milkfish premium diet with Dr. Patrick White (M) and Dr.Tom Shipton (R)
AQD's Ms Ma. Rovilla Luhan showing the phases of seaweed propagule production
AQD’s Ms Ma. Rovilla Luhan showing the phases of seaweed propagule production
Visitors consulting with AQD's scientists
Visitors consulting with AQD’s scientists

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