AGLE 2026 Review Program

09/07/2026

Agriculturists Licensure Examination (AgLE) Enhancement Review Program 📚

🗓️Week 5
📍WVSU-CAF | West Visayas State University - College of Agriculture and Forestry

Lecture:
🟫Soil Science

Our journey through the Agriculturists Licensure Examination (AgLE) Enhancement Review Program continues! Diving deep into Soil Science reminded us all that agriculture is so much more than just cultivating land—it is both a rigorous science and a profound responsibility.

To understand the soil is to understand the very foundation of life. Our review sessions didn't just cover the technicalities of soil chemistry, physics, and fertility; they reinforced our duty as future licensed agriculturists to protect and sustain our most precious natural resource.

As we analyze nutrient cycles and soil management practices, we are equipping ourselves not just to pass an exam, but to safeguard food security and advocate for sustainable farming.

03/07/2026

🌱 Agriculturists Licensure Examination (AgLE) Enhancement Review Program 📚

📆 Week 4
📍WVSU-CAF | West Visayas State University - College of Agriculture and Forestry

Lecture: 🌱Crop Science

The Week 4 of our Agriculturists Licensure Examination (AgLE) Enhancement Review Program which focuses on the lecture of Crop Science reminded us that agriculture is both a science and a responsibility.

Every concept we understand, every principle we apply in class, and every question we work through together becomes part of the foundation we’ll use in the field as future Agricturists.

Our participants remain committed to deepening their knowledge and sharpening their skills. We embrace every lecture, every quiz, and every discussion because we know that small, consistent steps lead to big results.

Step by step, test by test, discussion by discussion, we move closer to becoming Licensed Agriculturists. The road may be demanding, but we walk it together with dedication and hope. 💚🌾

27/06/2026

27/06/2026

It refers to the overall plan or strategy used in promoting and transferring technology to target users.

a. Style
b. Approach
c. Teaching
d. Method

27/06/2026

27/06/2026

🌽🦠 COMMON DISEASES OF CORN 🦠🌽

Corn production can be greatly affected by diseases that reduce plant vigor, grain quality, and yield. Understanding the symptoms and proper management practices is essential for a healthy and productive crop.

🔍 Featured Corn Diseases:

🟣 Downy Mildew (Peronosclerospora philippinensis)
✅ Causes leaf striping and stunted growth
✅ Manage through resistant varieties, synchronous planting, and seed treatment

🟠 Leaf Rust (Puccinia polysora)
✅ Characterized by orange to brown pustules on leaves
✅ Early fungicide application and resistant varieties help reduce damage

🟢 Banded Leaf and Sheath Blight (Rhizoctonia solani)
✅ Causes lesions on leaves and leaf sheaths
✅ Proper spacing, deep plowing, and field sanitation are key management practices

🛡️ Disease Prevention Tips:
✔️ Use resistant varieties
✔️ Practice field sanitation
✔️ Follow recommended planting distance
✔️ Monitor crops regularly
✔️ Apply appropriate disease management measures early

Healthy corn starts with early detection and proper crop management. Protect your crop and maximize your harvest! 🌽💚

📚 Source: Department of Agriculture – Corn Production Technology Manual / Corn Disease Management References

27/06/2026

Which of the following is NOT a true fruit?

A. Mango

B. Tomato

C. Apple

D. Coconut

24/06/2026

🌱 Agriculturists Licensure Examination (AgLE) Enhancement Review Program 📚

📆 Week 3
📍WVSU-CAF West Visayas State University - College of Agriculture and Forestry

Day 3 of 6

The AgLE Enhancement Review Program continues with intensive lecture-discussions in Crop Science, one of the six major areas covered in the Agriculturists Licensure Examination.

As the review progresses, participants continue to strengthen their understanding of fundamental concepts and principles. Each discussion and learning experience brings them one step closer to their goal of becoming Registered Agriculturists.

Keep learning, keep growing, and keep moving forward. 🌱💚

20/06/2026

🌾 "Did you know?

SRI doesn't require new seeds 🌱 — just younger seedlings (8–12 days old) 🕐, wider spacing (25x25 cm or more) 📏, and alternate wetting and drying 💧 — not continuous flooding! 🚫🌊"