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SDG 2 – 2025

 
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ISUFST Fisheries Students, Professor Bag Top 10 Slot in BPI-DOST Innovation AwardsISUFST researchers developed an oyster-derived probiotic intended to reduce bacterial disease and mortality in farmed tilapia, addressing a concrete aquaculture-production problem through locally sourced biotechnology. August 30, 2025VIEW
ISUFST Researcher Bags 2nd Place in RSTW 2025 Pitching EventISUFST's interdisciplinary Auto-OMP research is developing an automated oyster-mushroom production system intended to increase yields, reduce production losses, and support more sustainable and resilient agricultural production. September 11, 2025VIEW
ISUFST students win 2025 DOST-BPI innovation awardThe probiotic research targets bacterial disease affecting small-scale tilapia production and seeks a lower-cost natural intervention that could improve fish health, farm productivity, food safety, and livelihood stability. December 4, 2025VIEW
ISUFST and San Enrique Launch Three Quail Production, Vermicomposting, and Psychological First Aid ProjectsThe Chick to Egg Project trains San Enrique farmers in science-based small-scale quail production to diversify livelihoods and strengthen local food production. October 14, 2025VIEW
ISUFST Showcases 16 Scientific and Creative Works on Small-Scale Fisheries at National Symposium in MarawiISUFST's research addressed sustainable fishing practices and conservation while explicitly connecting resource sustainability with the viability and resilience of small-scale fishing communities. October 26,VIEW
Four Students, One Mentor, and the Oyster’s SecretISUFST students, with DOST-PCAARRD and University support, developed and tested a locally sourced oyster-based probiotic against Aeromonas affecting tilapia, with potential to reduce disease, protect aquaculture production, and lower costs for small fish farmers. September 8, 2025VIEW
ISUFST Showcases 16 Scientific and Creative Works on Small-Scale Fisheries at National Symposium in MarawiThe university's research addressed the productivity, livelihoods, resilience, and sustainability of small-scale fisheries on which coastal food systems and fishing communities depend. October 22, 2025VIEW

 

SDG 2 – 2024

 

ISUFST

The first and only State University of Fisheries in the Philippines

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09176246100

(33) 511 5663

president@isufst.edu.ph

Barangay Tiwi, Barotac Nuevo, Iloilo 

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SDG 2 – Zero Hunger
SDG 2 – Zero Hunger
 

ISUFST

The first and only State University of Fisheries in the Philippines
Contact Information
 

 09176246100

(33) 511 5663

president@isufst.edu.ph

 Barangay Tiwi, Barotac Nuevo, Iloilo