Cristy Pagatpat, one of the beneficiaries, expressed her appreciation for the assistance provided to them.

"Dako kaayo mi ug pasalamat kay at least makatabang pud sa among thesis. Dako kaayo ni ug katabang (We are very thankful because this will be of great help to our thesis. It's a significant assistance),” she said.

Pagatpat’s research focuses on the growth and carcass quality of rabbits supplemented with different concoctions.  Their objective is to identify the most effective mixtures for enhancing the growth and meat quality of rabbits.

Municipal Administrator Janice Mae Paglinawan emphasized the municipality's commitment to prioritizing education and agriculture.

"Sa vision ni Mayor Gerry Paglinawan, ganahan gyud siya mu-partner sa Education sector especially sa Agriculture kay ang Dumingag dako kaayo ang potential in terms sa agriculture (In Mayor Paglinawan's vision, he truly wants to partner with the Education sector, especially in Agriculture, as Dumingag holds immense potential in agriculture),” she said.

Jezreel Bacalso, the program chair of Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, acknowledged the pivotal role of agriculture in the nation's sustenance.

He emphasized the importance of such initiatives for the youth involved in agriculture, stating, "Dako ni ug katabang ngadto sa atong mga estudyante kay nasayud ta nga karung panahona gamay na lang ang atong mga estudyante nga nagkuha ug agrikultara, pero maoy gikinahanglan sa atong katilingban (This is a big help to our students because we know that currently, there are few students taking agriculture, but it is essential for our society).”

Bacalso also pointed out that, majority of farmers in the municipality are aged 58 years old and above. Encouraging the youth to participate in agriculture is a strategic response to address the demographic imbalance and ensure the sector’s long-term productivity.