In a captivating twist of events, the WMSU Agri Aqua Techonology Business Incubation (ATBI) recently seized the media’s attention with Engr. Arvic Francisco, Unit Head of TBI, and Mr. Given Love Senturias, the Project Development Officer, taking the stage in live interviews. These engaging sessions, first on radio and then on television, cast a spotlight on ATBI’s mission and services, reaching a wider audience.

During the RMN radio appearance, Engr. Arvic Francisco passionately unveiled ATBI’s commitment to cultivating agricultural entrepreneurship. His conversation delved into the organization’s innovative approaches to agri-business incubation, emphasizing technology, sustainability, and market readiness. Above all, he showcased ATBI’s farmer-centric approach, highlighting how their success is measured by the success of the farmers they assist.

The following day, ATBI took the television stage on Live Emedia Channel with Mr. Given Love Senturias, Project Development Officer. This segment revealed the heart of ATBI’s agri-business incubation program. It showcased the organization’s dedication to excellence in the farm-to-table journey, featuring mentorship and training that equips farmers for success. ATBI’s state-of-the-art research and development hub and inspiring success stories further demonstrated their commitment to innovation and transforming dreams into thriving agri-businesses.

These media spotlights have not only highlighted ATBI’s remarkable work but have also inspired a broader audience to embark on a journey of agricultural innovation and entrepreneurship. ATBI’s dedication to nurturing agricultural dreams continues to shine, illuminating a path to a sustainable and prosperous future for local farmers and agri-entrepreneurs.

To watch the full interview, Just click these links:

RMN Live Radio Station: https://fb.watch/nr9LgvnSDl/ – Skip to (24:15)  
Emedia Mo Live television: https://fb.watch/nrcYUGBcA8/ – Skip to (44:00)

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