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Organic Rice Pillow for Good Health

Organic Rice Pillow for Good Health

by xfaustino_ms@psu.edu.ph xfaustino_ms@psu.edu.ph | Jul 22, 2022 | Research

Pangasinan State University developed a pillow from organic rice hull from a 2018-2020 Department of Agriculture funded Project entitled “Life Cycle Assessment in Rice Production Systems and By-Products Management in Selected Rice Farms of Pangasinan”. The Project was...
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Pangasinan State University – Asingan Campus
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The progress of education has been phenomenal as far as the development of colleges and universities of Pangasinan is concerned. In the mainstream of this development and growth, Pangasinan State University (PSU) – Asingan Campus stand up as a progressive college. The campus history traces back in 1962 when PSU- College of Arts and Technology, Asingan Campus started as the Binalonan High School Annex situated in the school buildings of the defunct Pacifican Institute of Asingan. Later, the school site was acquired through a donation of the family of Concha Miguel. Temporary school buildings were constructed, so that in 1963, the school was separated from the Binalonan High School and became the Asingan High School by virtue of R.A. No. 3995 (Approved in 1967 and authored by Representative Luciano Millan). The school was later converted into Asingan School of Arts and Trades (ASAT) under the Bureau of Vocational Education. ASAT easily expanded with the offering of post secondary courses (Associate in Industrial Technology courses) and college degree programs like Bachelor in Industrial Technology (BIT) and Bachelor of Science in Industrial Education (BSIE).

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