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CINTRONELLA CONVENTION CULMINATES WITH A CALL FOR COLLABORATION AND ACTION

By The Sentinel Post
December 10, 2025 2 Min Read
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LAL-LO, CAGAYAN — The 1st Regional Citronella Convention held in Lal-lo, Cagayan concluded on a hopeful and inspiring note, bringing together local leaders, scientists, and community members united by one goal — to strengthen the citronella industry in the region.

In her heartfelt message, Hon. Maria Olive B. Pascual, Lal-lo Vice Mayor and President of the Rural Improvement Club (RIC), praised the efforts of women and farmers behind the thriving citronella movement.

“Gusto ko lang sabihing hindi mahirap mangarap pero kailangan meron kang gawin para ito ay makamit mo — at iyan po ang ginagawa ng Rural Improvement Club (RIC) members natin — ang backbone ng citronella industry dito sa Lal-lo,” she said, recognizing the RIC’s hands-on dedication to community development.

Engr. Maria Teresa B. De Guzman, DOST Assistant Secretary for Countryside Development, urged participants to turn lessons into tangible actions.

“Let us prove that through science and collaboration, we can build a greener, healthier, and more prosperous countryside for all,” she emphasized. “Plant those citronella saplings, refine that oil, develop that product, draft those supportive policies, and continue this network of collaboration beyond this convention hall.”

Capping the event, Dr. Virginia G. Bilgera, DOST Region 02 Regional Director, highlighted the importance of partnerships in sustaining initiatives like this.

“DOST cannot do this alone, we need partners and that is why we are here together. This is not just the end, this is just a beginning. Congratulations to everyone who became part of this regional event!”

As the curtains closed, the convention left participants inspired — a testament that through science, unity, and community spirit, Lal-lo’s citronella industry is set to bloom stronger than ever.

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