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A 4th-year BS Environmental Science student from Notre Dame of Marbel University, Ms. Johara L. Aguillon, was honored as the Most...

KORONADAL CITY — Showcasing creativity, collaboration, and community-driven solutions, Notre Dame of Marbel University (NDMU) positioned...

The NDMU Paraiso Farm continues to strengthen its agricultural initiatives with the successful production of cereals, particularly corn and rice grains, reinforcing Notre Dame of Marbel University’s commitment to food security, sustainability, and practical learning. This endeavor demonstrates how education and agriculture can work together to support local food systems and provide livelihood opportunities for the community. The farm’s corn and rice production showcases the d

The NDMU Paraiso and Tupi Farms continue to bear fruit literally and figuratively as they nurture a diverse collection of fruit-bearing trees including jackfruit, durian, avocado, mango, and other native varieties of fruits. These farms, managed by Notre Dame of Marbel University, serve as living laboratories that combine agricultural education with environmental stewardship and food sustainability. Each fruit tree planted represents the University’s commitment to long-term s

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