Research Center that aims to transform small ruminant production from a subsistence type of farm activity into a viable livestock-based enterprise. A world class center of excellence on freshwater aquaculture for research, development and demonstration by spanning Interdisciplinary Research Programmes (IRP's) in Aquaculture.

Freshwater Fisheries Center. 503 likes · 107 talking about this. The freshwater Fisheries Center involves capacity building to meet the R&D needs for development and management of the indigenous...

Along with this, Regional Centers are also situated in the campus such as the Cagayan Valley Small Ruminant Research Center, Cacao Production and Processing Center, Freshwater Fisheries Center, Climate Change Center, among others.

CVAARRD caters the delivery of research and development management undertakings in the agriculture, aquatics and natural resources in the valley.

Isabela State University (ISU) co-organized a Research, Development, and Extension (RDE) Agenda Workshop on August 16, 2024 held at the Cagayan Valley Freshwater Fisheries Center located at the ISU...

Mar 2, 2018 · The Isabela State University (ISU) became the first Niche Center in the Region (NICER) for fisheries with a Department of Science and Technology (DOST) grant of P18 M for the program, “Establishment of Freshwater Fisheries Center for Cagayan Valley.”

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Jul 8, 2019 · The team visited the ongoing construction of Freshwater Fisheries Center (FFC) for Cagayan Valley located inside the ISU-Echague Campus, the Aquaculture Laboratory Building in ISU-Roxas Campus, and the Multi-Species Hatchery and Museum of Fisheries in …

3 days ago · The Freshwater Fishing Lures stamps feature detailed photographs of five brightly colored lures that figure prominently in the sport. The Postal Service dedicated its Freshwater Fishing Lures stamps during a ceremony in Springfield, MO, on March 13.

Feb 28, 2025 · The resulting three-part series, “All Too Clear: Beneath the Surface of the Great Lakes,” uses cutting-edge underwater drone technology to capture life hundreds of feet below the surface of the world’s largest freshwater ecosystem, resulting in what the filmmakers believe to be the first shots of whitefish spawning in the wild.