Case Study Of Rogelio Giangan

Life of an ARB Everyone knows him as “Nong Titing”, a lecturer and an Agri-entrepreneur. But, who was Rogelio Giangan 10 years ago? Mr. Rogelio T. Giangan became an Agrarian Reform Beneficiary of collective CLOA # 13112 in Cabilao, Makilala, Cotabato. His wife is Yolanda B. Giangan and has three children, Yvonne Jane, Paula Yrica and Ylaine Joyce.

Before, Nong Titing and his wife were engaged plainly in vegetable farming. The vegetables were locally marketed every harvest time where they can pay their payables such as the school fees of students and the borrowed money. After that, they will plant again and vice versa. That’s their simple way of life.

A Father’s dream Mr. Giangan is a high school graduate, that’s why he’s aiming for his daughters to have better standing than him, which every father was

Giangan come-up into their brand name Kuvi Integrated Farms, an entity that produces civet coffee beans, roasted and ground coffee. Nowadays, Mr. Giangan was currently supplying civet coffee products in local hotels in General Santos City and pasalubong centers in Mindanao. The owner also received orders from Japanese and Korean buyers outside the country. They have their own coffee plantation around 4 hectares for bearing trees. They bought necessary appliances in their house. They can already easily extend help and financial assistance to relatives and neighbors. They have 3 units of motorcycle. They bought another 10 hectares of land for their farming. And most of all, they construct their house in cement unlike before that made of Kubo or bungalow.

From around 6,000.00 net income from collecting civet dung, Nong Titing now have the average net income of 30,000 a month that made his daughter went to school, especially his youngest daughter who finished her studies in computer technology and currently employed in Davao City. Mr. Giangan is planning that his youngest daughter will be his successor to be the next manager of their