College Goal/s
- To provide relevant and quality higher education and training to clients who will spur growth in agriculture and forestry and lead in community development.
- To generate technologies through meaningful research in order to continue addressing the problems of clients.
- To provide extension services to farmers to help them improve agricultural production.
- To establish and maintain income-generating projects to obtain funds to sustain the programs and activities of the institute in particular and the college in general.
Curricular Programs
- Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (BSA)
CHED Center of Development, Level IV AACCUP Accredited Program
Majors in Animal Science and Crop Science
Program Objectives:- To produce professionals who are technically competent, socially and environment-conscious, and globally competitive.
- To turn out graduates who are competent in research activities who may later become agricultural scientists and natural resources managers.
- To produce graduates who are oriented towards agriculture and agro-forestry-based enterprises.
- To train students in identifying, diagnosing, and analyzing problems, and in designing, packaging, and applying technologies needed in the development and conservation of agriculture and food systems resources.
- Bachelor of Science in Agroforestry (BSAgro)
Level II AACCUP Accredited Program - Bachelor of Science in Forestry (BSForestry)
Level II AACCUP Accredited Program - Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Business (BSAB)
Level IV AACCUP Accredited Program
Program Objectives:- To operate or manage a viable agribusiness that instills the best management decision-making capabilities and practices in the field of agribusiness.
- To make students and graduates rational in making decisions on the best use of available resource in productive endeavors related to agribusiness.
- Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Economics (BSAE)
Level IV AACCUP Accredited Program
Program Objectives:- To produce graduates who are equipped with employable knowledge and skills useful in the areas of agricultural economic analysis, research, policy development, evaluation, and implementation.
- To undertake academic activities supportive to agricultural economic growth and development.
- Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship (BSE)
Level II AACCUP Accredited Program
Program Objectives:- To produce determined graduates who will undertake their own business worth establishing based on their technical skills in entrepreneurship.
- To make students and graduates learn the basic rudiments of viable business undertaking to make these profitable, sustainable and environment-friendly.
- Bachelor of Science in Fisheries (BSF)
Program Objectives:- Globally competitive graduates in the areas of sustainable aquaculture, capture fisheries, post-harvest, and aquatic resources and ecology;
- Fisheries professionals imbued with a high level of integrity, nationalism, and ethical standards;
- Leaders in their profession and respective communities; and
- Professionals with knowledge, skills, and positive attitudes in fisheries research, resource management, instruction, extension, production, and marketing.
- Bachelor of Science in Development Communication (BSDevCom)
Level II AACCUP Accredited Program, Program Compliant - CHED
Program Objectives:- Inculcate in the students the role of communication in the development process, with emphasis on the current Philippine situation specifically on the issues concerning the environment, population, food security, economy, and politics.
- Provide training in the fields of journalism, broadcasting, science communication, and communication research with a focus on the community and national development.
- To promote social responsibility through the students’ awareness and appreciation of community-based activities and human sensitive research.
- Produce communication professionals equipped with the knowledge and skills in designing and using various communication materials and strategies that promote development scheme in agriculture, environment, health and nutrition, population and others.
Faculty Profile
CASTech
Dean, CASTech
Professor VI
Associate Dean, CASTech
Professor VI
Department of Animal Science
Faculty, Department of Animal Science-CASTech
Associate Professor I
Chair, Department of Animal Science-CASTech
Associate Professor III
Department of Animal Science-CASTech
Instructor I
Faculty, Department of Animal Science-CASTech
Assistant Professor II
Faculty, Department of Animal Science-CASTech
Assistant Professor III
Faculty, Department of Animal Science-CASTech
Assistant Professor II
Faculty, Department of Animal Science-CASTech
Assistant Professor II
Faculty, Department of Animal Science-CASTech
Instructor I
Faculty, Department of Animal Science-CASTech
Instructor I
Faculty, Department of Animal Science-CASTech
Instructor I
Faculty, Department of Animal Science-CASTech
Instructor I
Faculty, Department of Animal Science-CASTech
Instructor I
Department of Crop Science
Chair, Department of Crop Science-CASTech
Associate Professor V
Faculty, Department of Crop Science-CASTech
Professor V
Faculty, Department of Crop Science-CASTech
Instructor I
Faculty, Department of Crop Science-CASTech
Associate Professor I
Faculty, Department of Crop Science-CASTech
Assistant Professor IV
Faculty, Department of Crop Science-CASTech
Professor VI
Faculty, Department of Crop Science-CASTech
Associate Professor IV
Faculty, Department of Crop Science-CASTech
Associate Professor IV
Faculty, Department of Crop Science-CASTech
Professor VI
Faculty, Department of Crop Science-CASTech
Instructor I
Faculty, Department of Crop Science-CASTech
Instructor I
Faculty, Department of Crop Science-CASTech
Associate Professor III
Faculty, Department of Crop Science-CASTech
Instructor I
Faculty, Department of Crop Science-CASTech
Associate Professor II
Faculty, Department of Crop Science-CASTech
Instructor I
Faculty, Department of Crop Science-CASTech
Associate Professor V
Faculty, Department of Crop Science-CASTech
Instructor I
Department of Forestry and Agroforestry
Chair, Dept. of Forestry and Agroforestry-CASTech
Associate Professor III
Faculty, Dept. of Forestry and Agroforestry-CASTech
Associate Professor V
Faculty, Dept. of Forestry and Agroforestry-CASTech
Associate Professor I
Faculty, Dept. of Forestry and Agroforestry-CASTech
Assistant Professor IV
Faculty, Dept. of Forestry and Agroforestry-CASTech
Instructor I
Faculty, Dept. of Forestry and Agroforestry-CASTech
Instructor I
Faculty, Dept. of Forestry and Agroforestry-CASTech
Instructor I
Department of Agricultural Business Economics and Entrepreneurship
Chair, DABEE-CASTech
Assistant Professor II
Faculty, DABEE-CASTech
Professor VI
Faculty, DABEE-CASTech
Professor V
Faculty, DABEE-CASTech
Associate Professor V
Faculty, DABEE-CASTech
Associate Professor I
Faculty, DABEE-CASTech
Assistant Professor III
Faculty, DABEE-CASTech
Assistant Professor III
Faculty, DABEE-CASTech
Assistant Professor II
Faculty, DABEE-CASTech
Instructor I
Faculty, DABEE-CASTech
Instructor I
Faculty, DABEE-CASTech
Instructor I
Faculty, DABEE-CASTech
Instructor I
Department of Fisheries
Chair, Department of Fisheries-CASTech
Instructor III
Faculty, Department of Fisheries-CASTech
Assistant Professor II
Faculty, Department of Fisheries-CASTech
Instructor I
Faculty, Department of Fisheries-CASTech
Instructor I
Faculty, Department of Fisheries-CASTech
Instructor I
Department of Development Communication
Chair, Dept. of DevCom-CASTech
Assistant Professor I
Faculty, Dept. of DevCom-CASTech
Instructor I
Faculty, Dept. of DevCom-CASTech
Instructor I
Faculty, Dept. of DevCom-CASTech
Instructor I
Faculty, Dept. of DevCom-CASTech
Instructor I
