The SM Foundation recently marked the graduation of farmers who completed a 14-week training program in modern agricultural methods.
The program, Kabalikat sa Kabuhayan on Sustainable Agriculture Program (KSK-SAP), aims to help marginalized farmers in the Philippines improve their farming practices and economic opportunities.
Moving forward with modern agriculture
(left) Graduation of KSK-SAP Batch 260 in SM City Tanza and (right) graduation of Batch 254 in SM City Masinag
The SM group held graduation ceremonies in Tanza, Cavite, and Masinag, Antipolo, for Batches 260 and 254, respectively.
The celebration commenced with harvest festivals in their demo farms as well as market tours with SM Markets to explore selling opportunities, and award ceremonies, where they received completion and TESDA NCII certificates.
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