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Davao del Sur State College Institutional Repository

Objective:

  • Promote and preserve the DSSC’s intellectual outputs on biocultural diversity from instruction, research, extension, and governance
  • Connect and engage stakeholders and the global community through access, collaboration, and dissemination of DSSC’s scholarly and creative works

Scholarly and Creative Works:

  • Official Publications, Newsletters, and Annual Reports
  • Faculty and Student Publications in Journals, Books, and Conference Proceedings
  • Theses and Dissertations
  • Research Journals, Abstracts, and Conference Proceedings
  • Intellectual Properties (Inventions, Designs, Brand Names)
  • Collaborative Research and Extention Projects and Reports
  • Instructional Materials
  • Brochures, Promotional Materials
 

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Book of abstract A. Y. 2019-2020: Institute of Teachers Education
Camposano, Siverlyn M.; Rosil, Cindy B.; Roxas, Cherry Ann P.; Almerez, Queenie Lyn G.; Pucot, Jayson R.; Balacy, Garnette Mae (Davao del Sur State College, 2024)
The ITED Book of Abstracts is an annual publication of Davao del Sur State College that showcases a selection of research studies conducted by students. This publication offers valuable insights into the wealth of knowledge and innovative ideas emerging from the academic work of both students and their mentors.
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Book of abstract A. Y. 2020-2021: Institute of Business Education and Governance
Camposano, Siverlyn M.; Ibañez, Zandro P.; Roxas, Cherry Ann P.; Almerez, Quennie Lyn G.; Pucot, Jayson R.; Hilis, Rhoda (Davao del Sur State College, 2024)
The IBEG Book of Abstracts is an annual publication of Davao del Sur State College that showcases a selection of research studies conducted by students. This publication offers valuable insights into the wealth of knowledge and innovative ideas emerging from the academic work of both students and their mentors.
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Book of abstract A. Y. 2021-2022: Institute of Business Education and Governance
Camposano, Siverlyn M.; Ibañez, Zandro P.; Roxas, Cherry Ann P.; Almerez, Quennie Lyn G.; Pucot, Jayson R.; Hilis, Rhoda (Davao del Sur State College, 2024)
The IBEG Book of Abstracts is an annual publication of Davao del Sur State College that showcases a selection of research studies conducted by students. This publication offers valuable insights into the wealth of knowledge and innovative ideas emerging from the academic work of both students and their mentors.
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Book of abstract A. Y. 2020-2021: Institute of Graduate and Professional Education
(Davao del Sur State College, 2024)
The IGPE Book of Abstracts is an annual publication of Davao del Sur State College that showcases a selection of research studies conducted by students. This publication offers valuable insights into the wealth of knowledge and innovative ideas emerging from the academic work of both students and their mentors.
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Processing of cacao by-products and corn bran as feed pellet for rabbit
Calamba, Elsie O. (Davao del Sur State College, 2024-06)
The study was conducted to determine the cacao by-products and corn bran as feed pellet for rabbit. It was conducted to determine the nutrient content kilogram of cacao placenta meal, cacao pod husk, cacao bean shell and corn bran, durability, bulk density and cost to produce a kilogram of feeds. Completely Randomized Design were used in the study with three treatment and three replications. Moreover, the study utilized carboxymethyl cellulose as binder for feed pellet. The study's results and findings indicate that the crude protein levels fell within an acceptable range across treatments. However, the crude fiber content was notably higher compared to that typically seen in rabbit feed, as well as the ash content. Additionally, the durability showed significant difference between Treatment 1 and Treatment 2, with Treatment 3 displaying a highly significant difference among treatments. Bulk density also showed significant differences among treatment. Moreover, the cost to produce a kilogram of feed was found to be minimal than the market price of rabbit pellets.