The Aggies Days 2026 officially came to full harvest spirit on April 22–23, bringing together the sylvan community of CebuTech Tuburan’s College of Agriculture (COA), now in its fourteenth year, for two days of celebration, learning, and camaraderie.
The event opened with a Eucharistic celebration at the Bulawanong Tinubdan Cultural Center, setting a meaningful tone for the festivities. This was followed by an awareness talk on teenage pregnancy led by Nurse Educator Mrs. Raquel Ann Jugasan. In the afternoon, students gained valuable insights from agricultural experts, including Mr. Rafael Jose Vista of San Antonio de Padua Farm and Mr. Antonio Luyao, Municipal Agriculturist of Tabuelan.
Day 2 featured exciting simultaneous activities such as the AgriQuest Race, Agri Skills Exhibition Expo, Laro ng Lahi, and Blind Path Challenge—highlighting students’ skills, teamwork, and creativity. The celebration concluded with the awarding and closing ceremonies, preceded by the heartfelt Fields of Praise.
Anchored on the theme, “Fourteen Years of Nurturing Pro-Gender Agriculturists, Harvesting Safe Spaces,” Aggies Days 2026 successfully showcased not only agricultural excellence but also unity, inclusivity, and holistic development.
Photos via Angel Cuyos | Garry Estenzo | Agribuzz Frontiers