THE CENTRAL Luzon State University will start the implementation of its Food and Agricultural Resources Management Academy Program in September this year.

The Commission on Higher Education gave CLSU P15.5 million for the project which will run for two years.

The materials that will be produced under the program will be shared through on-site visits, transformative digital platforms, and live streaming via the RADYO CLSU, the university said.

“With these components, the developed food and agriculture technologies will be showcased, and the products of which will be made available for consumption,” CLSU said on its website.

“The eFARM team is composed of faculty members with diverse specializations to operationalize the program in a very holistic manner. The program lead convened the project heads and project staff [on Wednesday] to level off and set the direction,” it added.