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If you can’t find it, make it. This is what prompted a group of poultry raisers twelve years ago to venture into what is now Qualimeal Feedmills, Inc., which was specifically set up to produce and guarantee their supply of quality feeds at less cost.

“Qualimeal was mainly established to supply stockholders and directors with whom some small entrepreneurs and growers, mainly swine, get their supply of feeds. Stockholders thus pay for their feeds and they then assume the responsibility to pay the feedmill. It does safeguard the feedmill to prevent possible occurrence of overdue accounts. Today, it serves other clients but through the directors,” said by Teotimo L. Reyes, Jr., president of Qualimeal Feedmills.

 

The Department of Science and Technology’s Science Nation Tour, called “Agham na Ramdam”, is set to shake Bicolandia this March 2-4 with activities that weave science and technology into the people’s daily lives.

“Agham na Ramdam” is DOST’s  nationwide campaign that aims to make science “felt” by the average Filipino  through various region-based activities designed for participants to see and experience how science affects their daily lives.

 

STII continually explores and enhances linkages with local and international counterparts to promote extensive exchange of publications and scientific/technical literature, resource sharing, and participation in scientific/ technical activities.


Domestic partners and networks include the Philippine eLib, DOST ScINET Phil, NUTRINET, regional and provincial offices, other government and private research agencies, state and private universities and colleges, media establishments, non-government organizations, civic/religious groups, and national and local public officials.


International linkages are developed and formed through online communication, attendance/participation in conferences, seminars, and similar events. So far, STII has information and publications exchange arrangements with 109 institutions in 24 countries.

STII’s major customers are other DOST agencies and government organizations, private companies, education sector, Local Government Units (LGUs) and Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs).