September 2 marked the end of the 11-month training of CTU Barili students John Paul Cabusas and Jeremy Kristoffer Salgo at the The Center for Agricultural Studies (Agrostudies) in Israel.
Two of the most quintessential ideas Cabusas and Salgo shared to IAI were efficiency of production through irrigation systems and manipulation of cutting-edge technologies.
As members of the first batch, the two have much to discuss with another group of four (Mary Kristhel Merenillo, Julius Vinalon, Jimrexs Villanueva and Juanito Enricoso) headed to Israel this year.
Agrostudies is home to interns from Africa: Ivory Coast, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Zambia, Uganda, Rwanda and Togo) and Southeast Asia: Bhutan, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam and Philippines (www.agrostudies.com). IAI/UICPA