Loida Llausas Tejada

“All of us has ambitions- But if we stop fighting for it, we will never succeed. Our life is a one-way ticket- It is the only Legacy we can leave to this world that is why let us make sure it is inspiring.”

While studying for her Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Major in Animal Science at University of Science and Technology of Southern Philippines, Loida is training in a Research Laboratory in a breeding and young plant production farm here in Israel.

“I choose Agrostudies because knowing ISRAEL in terms of Agriculture it is one of the leading Countries. I admire how they make use of what they have and work hard to reach the new advance era of Agriculture in terms technology and practices.”

Loida shares her experience on campus “Agrostudies Manager of Ruppin Campus Ma’am Yael and the Coordinators are with great personality and they help us a lot in making our stay better.Students from other country are very friendly, I got to meet new beautiful friends with lots of beautiful souls. The happiness here is real and once in a lifetime. The teachers are great Professors whom you can honestly observe their hardcore passion in sharing their knowledge to us. I appreciate it a lot. I am more than happy, blessed and thankful to be part of this Program.”

And for what her future holds “I want to create something that will help me and my community. I dream of creating a big impact to my Country in terms of Agriculture Science. As I was exposed in the Research Laboratory it is possible to create new things which I thought before is impossible to do, specially to me. The People I am working with, are good people who takes me as a family here, and I want to carry that legacy of creating new things that is susceptible to the climatic condition and resources of the country and fits the needs in the market.”

“Agrostudies gives me the chance to be a productive Agriculturist one day. I’m beyond grateful to this program that I became one of the selective Filipino students to study here. I will make use of this for the betterment of my country. One agriculturist at a time.”