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National Committee on Urban Pest Control Training Institute 2017 Annual Event: 21st National Urban Pest Control/ ZWZP Week per Presl. Procl. 990/ 2063 Sept. 201 No copyright infringement intended.
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Celebrating our 40th Year in Urban Pest Control, the National Committee on Urban Pest Control [NCUPC] Training Institute is actively involved in urban pest control activities in urban areas in the Philippines. Refer Events for the: 2017 Annual Event: 21st National Urban Pest Control Week per Presidential Proclamation 990/ 2063 on every last week of September of every year; and for the Monthly Events: Urban Pest Management Training for Pest Control Operators [PCOs] & Certified Pesticide Applicators [CPA] Seminars, and Updates on Pesticide Safety, and Food Safety & Quality Systems. Some shared articles, websites, pictures, and or videos are NOT originally owned by page administrators, hence, all rights belong to their rightful owner/ owners. For informational/ educational purpose/s only.

THE DENGUE UPDATEThis is the Dengue Update jointly undertaken by MAPECON Philiippines Inc through its Sunday Mission and...
20/09/2026

THE DENGUE UPDATE

This is the Dengue Update jointly undertaken by MAPECON Philiippines Inc through its Sunday Mission and National Committee on Urban Pest Control on September 20, 2026 at Barangay 753 Zone 81.

The Message of Secretary of Health Dr. Jose S. Pujalte, Jr. on the 30th National Urban Pest Control/ Zero Waste, Zero Pe...
25/08/2026

The Message of Secretary of Health Dr. Jose S. Pujalte, Jr. on the 30th National Urban Pest Control/ Zero Waste, Zero Pest Week on September 21-27, 2026.

SEMINAR ON URBAN PEST MANAGEMENT PROGRAM DESIGNED FOR CERTIFIED PESTICIDE APPLICATORS HELDWe held our face to face semin...
21/08/2026

SEMINAR ON URBAN PEST MANAGEMENT PROGRAM DESIGNED FOR CERTIFIED PESTICIDE APPLICATORS HELD

We held our face to face seminar on Urban Pest Management Program Designed For Certified Pesticide Applicators on August 19-21, 2026 with 12 participants coming from JNP Pest Management Services, Ibarra's Party Venues & Catering And City Garden Hotels, Edz Building Cleaning Services, 3JK Pest Control Services, Peotraco Food, Inc. RZM Pest Control Services, Xterminate Pest Control Services, and Dumaguete Coconut Mills, Inc.

Mr. Roque G. Tibor, Jr., RAgr, who was also a Safety Officer (SO) and a Pollution Control Officer (PCO) handled the Training Program and was being assisted by Mr. Marlon Jolampong, NCUPC Technical Staff.





DENGUE UPDATE 2This is the Dengue Update of Pestcontrol Mrpestman conducted at the Boalan School and Boalan Barangay Hal...
16/08/2026

DENGUE UPDATE 2

This is the Dengue Update of Pestcontrol Mrpestman conducted at the Boalan School and Boalan Barangay Hall on August 15, 2026 in Zamboanga City.

Tumaas ang Dengue Cases sa Zamboanga Peninsula. Nasa 7 Thousand na.





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DENGUE UPDATEThis is the Dengue Update of Pestcontrol Mrpestman conducted at the Boalan School and Boalan Barangay Hall ...
16/08/2026

DENGUE UPDATE

This is the Dengue Update of Pestcontrol Mrpestman conducted at the Boalan School and Boalan Barangay Hall on August 15, 2026 in Zamboanga City.

Tumaas ang Dengue Cases Sa Zamboanga Peninsula. Nasa 7 Thousand na.





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CONVERTING WATER HYACINTH AS CHARCOAL BRIQUETTES                  Converting water hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes) into ...
15/08/2026

CONVERTING WATER HYACINTH AS CHARCOAL BRIQUETTES

Converting water hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes) into charcoal briquettes is an eco-friendly way to turn an aquatic w**d into cheap, clean alternative fuel.

The process involves Harvesting, Drying, Carbonizing the biomass into Char, mixing it with a Binder like starch or molasses, and pressing it into Molds.

Production Steps:

Harvesting & Drying:

Gather the water hyacinth plants and sun-dry them for several days until the moisture content drops significantly.

Carbonization (Pyrolysis):

Burn the dried biomass inside a drum or kiln with limited oxygen at temperatures roughly between 350°C and 500°C to turn it into charcoal.

Crushing & Pulverizing:

Grind the resulting water hyacinth charcoal down into a fine, uniform powder.

Mixing A Binder:

Blend the charcoal powder with a sticky organic binder—such as a cassava/corn starch solution, molasses, or a biomass paste—typically at optimized ratios (e.g., 70:30 or 80:20 charcoal-to-binder).

Molding & Compressing:

Press the wet mixture tightly into molds using a manual or hydraulic briquette press.

Final Drying:

Sun-dry the formed briquettes completely to lock in structural stability before use.

Benefits And Performance Eco-Friendly:

Clears choking waterways and reduces reliance on wood logging and traditional deforestation.

Less Smoke:

Burns cleaner with significantly lower toxic gas emissions and roughly 50% less smoke than conventional wood charcoal.

Cost-Effective:

Offers an affordable household energy source for cooking and boiling, utilizing free local w**d waste.





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LEPTOSPIROSISLeptospirosis is a bacterial infection caused by Leptospira microbes. People and animals get it from water,...
12/08/2026

LEPTOSPIROSIS

Leptospirosis is a bacterial infection caused by Leptospira microbes.

People and animals get it from water, soil, or food touched by the p*e of infected animals like rats, dogs, or cows. It causes flu signs, but severe cases can harm the kidneys and liver.

Signs and Stages

Early signs: High fever, bad headache, red eyes, chills, and sharp muscle pain.

Second stage: Some people feel better for a day or two, then get sick again with worse problems.

Severe form (Weil's disease): Yellow skin and eyes (jaundice), kidney failure, and bleeding inside the body.

How It Spreads

Dirty water: Swimming or walking in flood water or mud mixed with animal p*e.

Skin breaks: Bacteria enter through cuts, scratches, or wet parts of the face like eyes and the nose.

Animals: Handling sick animals or farm dirt.
Care and Safety

Antibiotics: Doctors use pills like doxycycline or penicillin to cure the infection. Early help works best.

Stay clean: Cover skin cuts with waterproof tape before going near flood water.

Avoid risks: Do not wade or swim in stagnant or flood water.

If you or someone you know had contact with flood water or has a fever and muscle pain, please tell me when the contact happened so I can help you decide on seeing a doctor.



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CERTIFICATE OF PARTICIPATION This is my Certificate of Participation during the 13th Philippine Association of Agricultu...
10/08/2026

CERTIFICATE OF PARTICIPATION

This is my Certificate of Participation during the 13th Philippine Association of Agriculturists, Inc. National Congress and the 2026 Philippine Agriculturists Summit held via Ring Central on July 13-16, 2026.

I earned 13.5 CPD Units. Thank you.



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STICKY MOUSE TRAPInstall this Sticky Mouse Trap in the corners of your house if you find mouse/mice around.Dispose the t...
09/08/2026

STICKY MOUSE TRAP

Install this Sticky Mouse Trap in the corners of your house if you find mouse/mice around.

Dispose the trap by folding the pad and either burying it in the soil or throwing it properly in the garbage can.

MOUSE/ MICE TRAPSMouse Traps are used to catch House Mouse/ Mice. Simply put seeds, nuts, peanuts, chocolate, dog feeds ...
05/08/2026

MOUSE/ MICE TRAPS

Mouse Traps are used to catch House Mouse/ Mice.

Simply put seeds, nuts, peanuts, chocolate, dog feeds and install the traps in the corners of the house, warehouse, etc.

To remove the caught mice, simply put the traps in a pail if water for 1 hour. The mice are drown and die. Dispose them properly by burying in the soil.




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