The University President serves as the overall head of all units or branches of SLSU, whereas the Vice President for Research, Extension, Production, Development, and Innovation (VP-REPDI) with the Director of the Office of Production Services (OPS) shall report directly to the President. The respective Deans and Directors of different colleges and campuses should inform the Director of Production Services about their projects concerning production services for proper monitoring and reporting. The SLSU OPS shall undertake the overall management and operation of production projects of the university. The projects shall be approved and implemented in accordance with the submitted proposals or feasibility studies to ensure the success and revenue generation of the investment as accidental income. Part of the proceeds shall be included in the general fund and can be used as supplemental financial resources of the university with the approval of the Board of Regents.
Our Services
⦁ Production of research-based products to establish production specifications and standards;
⦁ Assisting the proponents of research-based products in the development of the production project proposals;
⦁ Endorsement of the commercially feasible products or technology to the Office of Extension Services for transfer to the community or the Business Affairs Office (BAO) for commercialization;
⦁ Support the college production plan as accidental income generation;
⦁ Monitor and evaluate the production activities of the colleges and campuses;
⦁ Prepare, in coordination with Project Leaders, the budget for Production Services and provide general coordination and supervision over disbursement of the approved budget;
⦁ Establish linkages with other government and private agencies for coordination, material, financial support, and smooth performance of production functions; and,
⦁ Perform other duties and responsibilities related to or implied from the above enumeration of duties and responsibilities.
Goals
Premier research university that generates Science and Technology based innovations. (Research, Extension and Production)
Objectives
⦁ Develop a production plan for Science and Technology innovation
⦁ Testing the Production Plan;
⦁ Transfer the developed technology and products to the Business Affairs Office, or the community;
⦁ Capacitate the proponent in the management aspect of the project generate accidental income from the internally and externally funded production projects; and,
⦁ Serve as the physical venue for hands-on training of students and other interested individual, groups, and future entrepreneurs.
Production Proposal Instructions
Our Team
SLSU Clonal Forestry
Clonal seedlings offer a powerful solution to challenges in agriculture and environmental restoration by providing genetically uniform, high-yield planting materials. These are essential for reforestation, biodiversity conservation, and improving farm productivity. Since May 31, 2012, SLSU has actively supported the National Greening Program in partnership with DENR through the production of quality planting materials (PQPM) and the establishment of a hedge garden. The clonal facility, constructed as part of this initiative, became fully operational on December 13, 2013, and continues to contribute to sustainable land management and environmental resilience.
Sanitation Facility
The SLSU Sanitation Facility, located at the College of Agriculture in Brgy. Ayuti, Lucban, was established to promote hygiene and sustainability through research-based product development. Starting with kamias soap in 2005, it later expanded to ethyl alcohol production during the COVID-19 pandemic. Supported by a Php 5M grant and Php 1M renovation, it was officially inaugurated on March 29, 2023, and now serves as a hub for innovation and community collaboration.
Tayabas Dwarf Coconut Plantation
Through Board Resolution No. 1218 in December 2017, 50 hectares were granted to SLSU Tayabas Campus. With support from the Philippine Coconut Authority, 5 hectares were developed into a Dwarf Coconut Demo Farm. It now cultivates five dwarf varieties: Malayan Dwarf, Equatorial Green, Katigan, Tacunan, and TAG x MRD. In line with RA 11524, the farm supports replanting, research, and farmer training, with harvested coconuts used as seedlings for distribution.
Butterfly Farm Project
The Butterfly Farm Project is a conservation and livelihood initiative aimed at protecting native butterfly species of Mt. Banahaw de Lucban. Located in Brgy. Ayuti, Lucban, Quezon, the project establishes breeding facilities, host plant nurseries, and educational butterfly houses to support the repopulation of endemic species like Troides rhadamantus. The farm not only promotes biodiversity and environmental awareness but also offers training and potential income for local communities, aligning with ex-situ conservation efforts and sustainable resource use.
Production News
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Production Events
The SLSU OPS attended and participated the CHED SUCs Fair in Lipa City, Batangas on April 24-28, 2023, together with CHED Regional Director Virginia D. Akiate, and Dr. Marissa C. Esperal-Vice President for Research, Extension, Production, Development, and Innovation (VP-REPDI), with our University President, Dr. Doracie B. Zoleta-Nantes.
Contact Us
2nd Floor, REPDI Building (Old Digitel Building),
Southern Luzon State University, Brgy. Kulapi, Lucban, Quezon 4328
Contact Nos.:(042) 540 8506
(042) 540 4816