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AGRICULTURAL STRUCTURE AND RESOURCES

PHILIPPINE STATISTICS AUTHORITY

ISSN-2012-0435

REPORT No. 2017-2

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ISSN-2012-0435 AUGUST 2017



MODULES OF THE AGRICULTURAL INDICATORS SYSTEM

1. Output and Productivity

2. Agricultural Structures and Resources

3. Agricultural Credit

4. Food Sufficiency and Security

5. Food Consumption and Nutrition

6. Population and Labor Force

7. Redistribution of Land

8. Agricultural Exports and Imports

9. Gender-based Indicators of Labor and Employment in Agriculture 10. Economic Growth

11. Prices and Marketing of Agricultural Commodities

12. Inputs

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

iii 20

Tab

le 9

aG

row

th r

ates

in n

um

ber

of

du

ck in

all

farm

s b

y re

gio

n, P

hili

pp

ines

, 201

2-20

16

(Gro

wth

rat

es in

per

cen

t)

12-1

313

-14

14-1

515

-16

AV

ERA

GE

2012

-201

6

Phili

ppin

es10

,518

,539

1.23

-2.4

61.

834.

491.

27

CA

R20

9,05

1-8

.54

-0.2

76.

601.

96-0

.06

Iloco

s R

egio

n39

6,91

4-0

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-1.6

95.

572.

911.

68C

agay

an V

alle

y1,

119,

997

3.02

-2.4

41.

460.

400.

61

Cen

tral

Luz

on3,

410,

575

10.0

04.

987.

876.

317.

29C

ALA

BA

RZO

N31

4,09

9-1

.84

-3.0

7-6

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8.31

-0.6

5M

IMA

RO

PA20

2,36

2-1

.69

3.70

3.27

-7.2

9-0

.50

Bic

ol R

egio

n 42

5,88

9-8

.89

5.15

7.88

8.97

3.28

Wes

tern

Vis

ayas

1,42

0,07

6-9

.05

-1.5

8-1

.87

1.88

-2.6

6C

entr

al V

isay

as14

4,69

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.90

1.79

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90.

88-1

.98

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ern

Vis

ayas

265,

452

-11.

15-5

.10

-4.8

6-1

2.99

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mbo

anga

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insu

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CC

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121.

62-3

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8-1

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MM

142,

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2-5

0.73

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861.

35-1

7.78

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FOREWORD i

LIST OF TABLES iii


Table 1 Total area irrigated by region, Philippines, 2012-2016 7

Table 2 Proportion of area irrigated to estimated irrigable areaby region, Philippines, 2012-2016 8

Table 3 Average percentage share of the total area irrigatedby type of irrigation system and by region,Philippines, 2012-2016 9

Table 4a Growth rates in number of carabao in all farmsby region, Philippines, 2012-2016 10

Table 4b Percentage distribution of number of carabao in allfarms by region, Philippines, 2012-2016 11

Table 5a Growth rates in number of cattle in all farms by region,Philippines, 2012-2016 12

Table 5b Percentage distribution of number of cattle in all farmsby region, Philippines, 2012-2016 13

Table 6a Growth rates in number of hog in all farms by region,Philippines, 2012-2016 14

Table 6b Percentage distribution of number of hog in all farmsby region, Philippines, 2012-2016 15

Table 7a Growth rates in number of goat in all farms by region,Philippines, 2012-2016 16

Table 7b Percentage distribution of number of goat in all farmsby region, Philippines, 2012-2016 17



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Tab

le 8

bP

erce

nta

ge d

istr

ibu

tio

n o

f n

um

ber

of

chic

ken

in a

ll fa

rms

by

regi

on

,

Ph

ilip

pin

es, 2

012-

2016

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ION

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

Phili

ppin

es10

0.00

100.

0010

0.00

100.

0010

0.00

CA

R0.

930.

970.

910.

900.

87Ilo

cos

Reg

ion

6.16

7.09

6.58

6.53

6.51

Cag

ayan

Val

ley

4.54

4.66

3.78

3.86

3.95

Cen

tral

Luz

on17

.20

18.0

219

.67

19.6

519

.46

CA

LAB

AR

ZON

17.2

115

.88

16.6

715

.44

15.1

6M

IMA

RO

PA2.

192.

182.

222.

312.

31B

icol

Reg

ion

4.08

3.87

4.94

4.65

5.59

Wes

tern

Vis

ayas

11.2

811

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11.2

711

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entr

al V

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ster

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481.

311.

201.

191.

07

Table 8a Growth rates in number of chicken in all farms by region,

Philippines, 2012-2016 18

Table 8b Percentage distribution of number of chicken in all farms

by region, Philippines, 2012-2016 19

Table 9a Growth rates in number of duck in all farms by region,Philippines, 2012-2016 20

Table 9b Percentage distribution of number of duck in all farms




18

Tab

le 8

aG

row

th r

ates

in n

um

ber

of

chic

ken

in a

ll fa

rms

by

regi

on

, Ph

ilip

pin

es, 2

012-

2016

(G

row

th r

ates

in p

erce

nt)

12-1

313

-14

14-1

515

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AV

ERA

GE

2012

-201

6

Phili

ppin

es17

8,79

2,80

71.

340.

775.

251.

322.

17

CA

R1,

564,

252

6.19

-6.1

44.

28-1

.19

0.79

Iloco

s R

egio

n11

,631

,311

16.6

8-6

.53

4.46

0.96

3.89

Cag

ayan

Val

ley

7,05

8,39

63.

93-1

8.15

7.39

3.59

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1C

entr

al L

uzon

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88,2

086.

209.

985.

160.

305.

41C

ALA

BA

RZO

N27

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-6.5

15.

79-2

.50

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3-0

.94

MIM

AR

OPA

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5,67

00.

712.

679.

541.

133.

51B

icol

Reg

ion

9,99

2,14

6-3

.82

28.5

4-0

.98

21.8

311

.39

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tern

Vis

ayas

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93,8

965.

29-3

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3.82

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51.

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al V

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as13

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88.

552.

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15Ea

ster

n V

isay

as2,

272,

502

-19.

48-4

7.35

7.18

30.8

9-7

.19

Zam

boan

ga P

enin

sula

5,64

3,35

50.

44-2

.77

8.55

2.75

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ther

n M

inda

nao

18,9

55,9

39-0

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60.

632.

10-0

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Dav

ao R

egio

n12

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529

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211

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SOC

CSK

SAR

GEN

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5,73

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29-7

.61

11.8

0-3

.42

0.76

Car

aga

1,93

1,33

9-0

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7.33

16.9

5-6

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4.30

AR

MM

1,91

7,40

7-1

0.49

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34.

29-8

.64

-5.6

4

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1 16

Irrigation Development and Types of Irrigation System Indicators on irrigation development allow the measurement of the extent of enhancement in the use of agricultural lands in the country. Indicators are shown in terms of the rate of growth of irrigated land over the years and the types of irrigation system used. The country’s irrigated area in 2016 reached 1.86 million hectares. It grew yearly by an average of 3.38 percent during the period 2012 to 2016. At the regional level, the biggest yearly expansion of irrigated land was reported in MIMAROPA with an average growth rate of 7.80 percent. CALABARZON and Zamboanga Peninsula came next with average annual increases of 6.89 percent and 6.75 percent, respectively. An average expansion of around 2.0 percent in irrigated areas was noted in the majority of the regions, namely, CAR, Ilocos Region, Cagayan Valley, Central Luzon, Bicol Region, Western Visayas, Eastern Visayas and Davao Region (Table 1). The 2016 total irrigated land at 1.86 million hectares comprised 59.32 percent of the estimated irrigable areas of 3.13 million hectares. This irrigation development was 1.99 percentage points higher than the last year’s record of 57.33 percent. Most of the regions exhibited increasing irrigation development. Among regions, the biggest proportions of irrigation development were recorded in Central Visayas at 90.75 percent and CAR at 86.46 percent. About 63.63 percent to 78.19 percent were noted in Ilocos Region, Cagayan Valley, Central Luzon, CALABARZON, MIMAROPA, Western Visayas and Eastern Visayas. In contrast, the least proportion was still observed in ARMM at 30.07 percent in 2016 (Table 2). During the five-year reference period, the national irrigation system was the major supplier of water accounting for an average of 44.35 percent of the country’s irrigated lands. About 34.52 percent were sourced from the communal irrigation system and 11.22 percent from private irrigation system. The remaining 9.91 percent covered the irrigation provided by other government agencies. Across regions, the national irrigation system was the primary provider of water to Cagayan Valley, Central Luzon, Davao Region, SOCCSKSARGEN and ARMM as it supplied about 55 to 66 percent of the region’s irrigated farmlands. The communal irrigation system was dominantly used in Central Visayas, covering 59.65 percent of the region’s irrigated areas.

Tab

le 7

aG

row

th r

ates

in n

um

ber

of

goat

in a

ll fa

rms

by

regi

on

, Ph

ilip

pin

es, 2

012-

2016

(G

row

th r

ates

in p

erce

nt)

12-1

313

-14

14-1

515

-16

AV

ERA

GE

2012

-201

6

Phili

ppin

es3,

663,

060

-0.5

70.

04-0

.58

-0.3

0-0

.35

CA

R68

,287

1.17

-2.3

0-1

.72

-3.3

0-1

.54

Iloco

s R

egio

n40

6,32

10.

210.

99-0

.39

-4.1

3-0

.83

Cag

ayan

Val

ley

115,

533

0.93

1.83

-0.3

21.

170.

90C

entr

al L

uzon

351,

922

5.75

12.3

07.

81-2

.40

5.87

CA

LAB

AR

ZON

252,

275

1.24

3.19

3.75

2.16

2.59

MIM

AR

OPA

178,

143

0.80

-0.5

40.

901.

660.

70B

icol

Reg

ion

145,

460

1.56

7.57

6.68

6.77

5.64

Wes

tern

Vis

ayas

516,

075

-1.1

5-0

.61

-4.3

3-0

.60

-1.6

7C

entr

al V

isay

as49

3,41

5-1

.41

-0.5

2-0

.88

0.52

-0.5

7Ea

ster

n V

isay

as34

,514

-21.

14-2

1.80

-13.

89-4

.44

-15.

32Za

mbo

anga

Pen

insu

la12

0,07

62.

53-1

.45

1.17

2.22

1.12

Nor

ther

n M

inda

nao

236,

752

0.22

-3.3

2-0

.32

1.39

-0.5

1D

avao

Reg

ion

313,

428

-0.2

7-8

.31

-7.9

1-0

.77

-4.3

1SO

CC

SKSA

RG

EN22

9,89

9-4

.58

0.13

-0.9

4-0

.06

-1.3

6

Car

aga

53,1

554.

350.

910.

87-2

.21

0.98

AR

MM

147,

805

-7.4

31.

81-0

.95

-0.9

3-1

.87

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59.65 percent of the region’s irrigated areas. In CAR, about 28.85 percent of the irrigated lands were serviced by the private irrigation system. Meanwhile, a bigger proportion of irrigated areas in Ilocos Region at 29.03 percent sourced water from other government agencies assisted irrigation system (Table 3).

Inventory of Livestock and Poultry Livestock and poultry population forms part of agricultural holdings of the country. The performance of the livestock and poultry sector can be monitored through the inventory and distribution of the various types of animals and birds across regions.

Carabao Nationwide, carabao inventory continued to record another increase at 0.78 percent in 2016. Many regions exhibited increasing numbers of carabaos. The Bicol Region posted the biggest annual increment at 3.70 percent. This was followed by MIMAROPA at 3.51 percent and Zamboanga Peninsula at 3.11 percent. Seven regions reported declining carabao inventories. Cagayan Valley indicated the biggest reduction at 1.76 percent. Over the five-reference years, there was an average yearly decrease of 0.73 percent in the national carabao population. The majority of the regions reported negative growth rates. The highest decline was recorded in ARMM averaging 6.49 percent per year. Continuous reductions in the number of carabaos were observed in Cagayan Valley, Eastern Visayas, and SOCCKSARGEN. Among these regions, Eastern Visayas posted the biggest contraction, which averaged 5.64 percent. Increasing inventories over the years in review were sustained in the Bicol Region and Central Luzon with corresponding average gains of 3.58 percent and 2.41 percent (Table 4a). In 2016, Western Visayas maintained a higher but reduced share of 10.82 percent in the total carabao inventory. This was followed by the Bicol Region, whose share went up to 10.03 percent. Other main contributors were Cagayan Valley and Eastern Visayas with respective shares going down to 8.44 percent and 8.02 percent. On the other hand, the smallest share of 2.78 percent was reported in Caraga (Table 4b). Cattle

15 2

Tab

le 6

bP

erce

nta

ge d

istr

ibu

tio

n o

f n

um

ber

of

ho

g in

all

farm

s b

y re

gio

n,

Ph

ilip

pin

es, 2

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2016

REG

ION

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

Phili

ppin

es10

0.00

100.

0010

0.00

100.

0010

0.00

CA

R1.

771.

791.

781.

641.

59Ilo

cos

Reg

ion

4.51

4.47

4.42

4.35

4.45

Cag

ayan

Val

ley

3.21

3.20

3.31

3.37

3.39

Cen

tral

Luz

on13

.07

15.1

416

.06

16.1

317

.93

CA

LAB

AR

ZON

13.8

413

.20

13.1

713

.12

13.3

4M

IMA

RO

PA4.

354.

384.

554.

634.

57B

icol

Reg

ion

6.41

6.74

7.27

7.20

6.87

Wes

tern

Vis

ayas

11.0

211

.15

11.0

510

.80

10.3

7C

entr

al V

isay

as8.

097.

857.

627.

837.

67Ea

ster

n V

isay

as4.

964.

002.

772.

802.

58Za

mbo

anga

Pen

insu

la4.

224.

334.

264.

314.

10N

orth

ern

Min

dana

o7.

567.

617.

627.

377.

33D

avao

Reg

ion

7.24

6.85

6.81

7.07

7.04

SOC

CSK

SAR

GEN

6.79

6.72

6.70

6.74

6.32

Car

aga

2.03

2.03

2.04

2.09

1.98

AR

MM

0.92

0.55

0.58

0.56

0.47



Cattle The country’s cattle population sustained an uptrend which slowed down to 0.77 percent in 2016. Increasing cattle inventories in 2016 were noted in most regions. The Bicol Region registered the highest positive growth rates at 5.24 percent. Annual increment in the number of cattle at around 4.0 percent each was found in Central Luzon, Eastern Visayas and ARMM. Only four regions showed declining cattle population. High declines were registered in Northern Mindanao at 2.95 percent and Zamboanga Peninsula at 2.19 percent. From 2012 to 2016, the yearly expansion in the total number of cattle averaged 0.60 percent. Over these years, the majority of the regions exhibited fluctuating cattle inventories but mostly posted positive growth rates. The Bicol Region had the biggest increment in the number of cattle which grew yearly by an average of 7.43 percent. Likewise, year-on-year increases were noted in Central Luzon, CALABARZON and SOCCSKSARGEN averaging 2.95 percent, 1.55 percent and 0.73 percent, respectively. In contrast, continuously decreasing numbers of cattle were reported in Zamboanga Peninsula and Northern Mindanao. Correspondingly, yearly reductions averaged 3.34 percent and 1.20 percent (Table 5a). The Ilocos Region remained the top producer of cattle in the country. Its share went up to 11.81 percent in 2016. Other major producers which accounted for around 10.0 percent contribution each were Central Visayas, CALABARZON and Northern Mindanao. Less than one (1) percent of the national cattle inventory came from Eastern Visayas and Caraga (Table 5b). Hog The national hog population grew by almost 4.0 percent in 2016. Significant annual increment was registered in Central Luzon at 15.61 percent. This was followed by the Ilocos Region at 6.47 percent and CALABARZON at 5.78 percent. Downtrends in hog inventories in 2016 were observed in seven regions. ARMM suffered the biggest contraction at 12.11 percent

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Tab

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aG

row

th r

ates

in n

um

ber

of

ho

g in

all

farm

s b

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gio

n, P

hili

pp

ines

, 201

2-20

16

(Gro

wth

rat

es in

per

cent

)

12-1

313

-14

14-1

515

-16

AV

ERA

GE

2012

-201

6

Phili

ppin

es12

,478

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-0.1

7-0

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1.68

3.99

1.29

CA

R19

8,37

50.

84-1

.07

-6.3

21.

01-1

.38

Iloco

s R

egio

n55

5,39

7-0

.98

-1.5

00.

056.

471.

01C

agay

an V

alle

y42

2,62

6-0

.72

3.39

3.52

4.36

2.63

Cen

tral

Luz

on2,

237,

244

15.6

35.

722.

1115

.61

9.77

CA

LAB

AR

ZON

1,66

5,00

3-4

.78

-0.6

31.

305.

780.

42

MIM

AR

OPA

570,

543

0.44

3.50

3.58

2.68

2.55

Bic

ol R

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n 85

7,11

94.

927.

580.

58-0

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3.09

Wes

tern

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ayas

1,29

3,66

11.

05-1

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5-0

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5C

entr

al V

isay

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6,69

2-3

.15

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34.

551.

80-0

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ern

Vis

ayas

322,

574

-19.

61-3

0.87

2.52

-3.8

4-1

2.95

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boan

ga P

enin

sula

511,

284

2.49

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62.

97-1

.18

0.58

Nor

ther

n M

inda

nao

914,

639

0.51

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0-1

.60

3.39

0.50

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ao R

egio

n87

9,10

2-5

.55

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15.

503.

660.

67SO

CC

SKSA

RG

EN78

8,41

3-1

.28

-0.6

52.

35-2

.56

-0.5

3

Car

aga

247,

270

0.15

-0.0

84.

43-1

.63

0.72

AR

MM

58,7

69-4

0.83

5.66

-2.4

2-1

2.11

-12.

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S



The total number of hogs improved annually by an average of 1.29 percent during the five-year period. At the regional level, up and down movement in hog inventory was commonly observed. However, the majority of the regions, on the average, exhibited positive growth rates. Uptrends throughout the reference years were maintained in Central Luzon and MIMAROPA, recording average gains at 9.77 percent and 2.55 percent, respectively. Meanwhile, the biggest reductions in hog population were noted in Eastern Visayas and ARMM, which averaged 12.95 percent and 12.43 percent, respectively (Table 6a). Throughout the years in review, Central Luzon and CALABARZON recorded the most number of hogs in the country. Respective shares rose to 17.93 percent and 13.34 percent in 2016. Western Visayas came next where share slid to 10.37 percent. In contrast, the least share was still noted in ARMM which further dropped to 0.47 percent (Table 6b).

Goat Total goat inventory continued its downtrend with a 0.30 percent reduction in 2016. In this year, decreasing numbers of goats were reported in many regions. Eastern Visayas showed the biggest decline at 4.44 percent followed by Ilocos Region at 4.13 percent. Seven regions exhibited increasing goat population in 2016. The biggest annual increment was noted in the Bicol Region at 6.77 percent.

Over the period 2012 to 2016, the national goat inventory contracted by an average of 0.35 percent per year. More regions recorded fluctuating trends. On the average, the majority of the regions posted negative growth rates. The highest average reduction at 15.32 percent was registered in Eastern Visayas which showed continuous downtrend over the five-year period. Similarly, yearly reduction in the number of goats was observed in the Davao Region averaging 4.31 percent. Meanwhile, a growing number of goats during the five-year period was reported in CALABARZON and the Bicol Region with corresponding average increments of 2.59 percent and 5.64 percent (Table 7a). The leading contributors of goats nationwide were Western and Central Visayas. In 2016, the share of Western Visayas was reduced to 14.09 percent while that of Central Visayas rose to 13.47 percent. Eastern Visayas recorded the smallest share which continuously declined to 0.94 percent in 2016 (Table 7b).

13 4

Tab

le 5

bP

erce

nta

ge d

istr

ibu

tio

n o

f n

um

ber

of

catt

le in

all

farm

s b

y re

gio

n,

Ph

ilip

pin

es, 2

012-

2016

REG

ION

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

Phili

ppin

es10

0.00

100.

0010

0.00

100.

0010

0.00

CA

R2.

312.

292.

312.

362.

36Ilo

cos

Reg

ion

11.4

911

.71

11.6

011

.75

11.8

1C

agay

an V

alle

y7.

317.

097.

207.

197.

21C

entr

al L

uzon

6.89

7.04

7.15

7.36

7.56

CA

LAB

AR

ZON

10.1

010

.14

10.3

110

.42

10.4

8M

IMA

RO

PA3.

663.

723.

713.

663.

67B

icol

Reg

ion

3.26

3.65

3.83

4.05

4.23

Wes

tern

Vis

ayas

10.1

710

.19

10.1

29.

899.

77C

entr

al V

isay

as10

.97

10.9

010

.92

10.7

810

.74

East

ern

Vis

ayas

0.84

0.90

0.88

0.82

0.84

Zam

boan

ga P

enin

sula

5.20

4.80

4.69

4.56

4.43

Nor

ther

n M

inda

nao

10.9

410

.88

10.7

410

.56

10.1

7D

avao

Reg

ion

5.48

5.38

5.40

5.39

5.45

SOC

CSK

SAR

GEN

7.72

7.72

7.74

7.75

7.75

Car

aga

0.76

0.81

0.80

0.77

0.76

AR

MM

2.92

2.77

2.59

2.69

2.77



Chicken At the national level, chicken population growth slowed down to 1.32 percent in 2016. In this year, notable annual increments were observed in Eastern Visayas at 30.89 percent and the Bicol Region at 21.83 percent. Decreases in the number of chicken were noted in seven regions. ARMM reported the highest annual reduction at 8.64 percent.

On the average, the total chicken inventories from 2012 to 2016 expanded by 2.17 percent per year. Despite the up and down trend in the number of chicken over the five-year period, positive growth rates, on the average, were recorded in most regions. Significant average increments were posted in the Davao Region at 11.50 percent and the Bicol Region at 11.39 percent. Increasing chicken inventories throughout the reference years were observed in Central Luzon and MIMAROPA, averaging 5.41 percent and 3.51 percent per year, respectively. The decline was high in Eastern Visayas, which averaged 7.19 percent (Table 8a). The biggest shares in the country’s chicken population came from Central Luzon and CALABARZON. However, its corresponding shares in 2016 slid to 19.46 percent and 15.16 percent. Western Visayas and Northern Mindanao were other main contributors sharing around 10 percent each. CAR comprised the least share of 0.87 percent in the total chicken inventory (Table 8b).

Duck The number of ducks in the country indicated a higher increment in 2016 at 4.49 percent. Except for MIMAROPA, Eastern Visayas and Caraga, all the other regions had increasing duck population. SOCCSKSARGEN and Zamboanga Peninsula recovered from the previous year’s downtrend and came up with bigger annual increments at 12.51 percent and 10.23 percent, respectively, in 2016. A 10.24 percent gain was reported in Northern Mindanao. Eastern Visayas showed another downtrend and posted the biggest reduction at 12.99 percent in 2016.

5 12

Tab

le 5

aG

row

th r

ates

in n

um

ber

of

catt

le in

all

farm

s b

y re

gio

n, P

hili

pp

ines

, 201

2-20

16

(Gro

wth

rat

es in

per

cen

t)

12-1

313

-14

14-1

515

-16

AV

ERA

GE

2012

-201

6

Phili

ppin

es2,

553,

747

0.19

0.57

0.88

0.77

0.60

CA

R60

,364

-0.8

61.

693.

130.

851.

20Ilo

cos

Reg

ion

301,

578

2.13

-0.4

12.

201.

291.

30C

agay

an V

alle

y18

4,17

3-2

.77

2.10

0.70

1.12

0.29

Cen

tral

Luz

on19

2,99

72.

362.

153.

783.

522.

95

CA

LAB

AR

ZON

267,

663

0.65

2.26

1.95

1.32

1.55

MIM

AR

OPA

93,6

871.

700.

53-0

.66

1.08

0.66

Bic

ol R

egio

n 10

8,04

312

.34

5.53

6.60

5.24

7.43

Wes

tern

Vis

ayas

249,

446

0.44

-0.1

7-1

.39

-0.4

6-0

.40

Cen

tral

Vis

ayas

274,

265

-0.4

60.

72-0

.42

0.41

0.07

East

ern

Vis

ayas

21,5

658.

43-1

.66

-6.5

73.

851.

01Za

mbo

anga

Pen

insu

la11

3,06

8-7

.63

-1.5

4-1

.98

-2.1

9-3

.34

Nor

ther

n M

inda

nao

259,

759

-0.3

7-0

.74

-0.7

6-2

.95

-1.2

0

Dav

ao R

egio

n13

9,07

8-1

.53

0.89

0.77

1.74

0.47

SOC

CSK

SAR

GEN

197,

995

0.23

0.80

1.06

0.81

0.73

Car

aga

19,3

376.

71-0

.75

-2.6

7-1

.45

0.46

AR

MM

70,7

29-4

.71

-5.9

74.

503.

90-0

.57

REG

ION

2016

LEV

EL

(HEA

D)

GR

OW

TH R

ATE

S



Countrywide, duck inventory grew by a yearly average of 1.27 percent for the period 2012 to 2016. Over these years, sustained increases were noted only in Central Luzon with an average annual gain of 7.29 percent. On the other hand, year-on-year declines were observed in Eastern Visayas, averaging 8.52 percent. ARMM indicated notable average reduction at 17.78 percent per year (Table 9a). Central Luzon was still the top contributor of ducks nationwide. Its share continued to increase to 32.42 percent in 2016. Western Visayas was another major producer but its share went down to 13.50 percent. Around 11 percent share each was reported in Cagayan Valley and SOCCSKSARGEN. Declining and low contribution continued in Caraga at 1.16 percent in 2016 (Table 9b).

11 6

Tab

le 4

bP

erce

nta

ge d

istr

ibu

tio

n o

f n

um

ber

of

cara

bao

in a

ll fa

rms

by

regi

on

,P

hili

pp

ines

, 201

2-20

16

REG

ION

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

Phili

ppin

es10

0.00

100.

0010

0.00

100.

0010

0.00

CA

R2.

973.

053.

063.

013.

00Ilo

cos

Reg

ion

5.16

5.53

5.52

5.62

5.68

Cag

ayan

Val

ley

9.23

8.86

8.88

8.66

8.44

Cen

tral

Luz

on6.

877.

017.

447.

627.

78C

ALA

BA

RZO

N5.

765.

916.

026.

015.

91M

IMA

RO

PA4.

063.

994.

074.

104.

21B

icol

Reg

ion

8.46

8.86

9.45

9.75

10.0

3W

este

rn V

isay

as10

.49

10.6

511

.01

10.9

510

.82

Cen

tral

Vis

ayas

5.77

5.93

6.13

6.23

6.31

East

ern

Vis

ayas

9.91

9.62

8.24

8.18

8.02

Zam

boan

ga P

enin

sula

4.77

4.80

4.98

5.08

5.20

Nor

ther

n M

inda

nao

4.31

4.35

4.35

4.39

4.37

Dav

ao R

egio

n5.

625.

565.

715.

705.

64SO

CC

SKSA

RG

EN8.

128.

087.

807.

487.

36C

arag

a2.

812.

772.

802.

812.

78A

RM

M5.

685.

054.

524.

414.

44



7 10

Tab

le 1

Tota

l are

a ir

riga

ted

by

regi

on

, Ph

ilip

pin

es, 2

012-

2016

(in

he

ctar

es)

REG

ION

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

AV

ERA

GE

GR

OW

TH R

ATE

(%

)

2012

-201

6

Phili

ppin

es1,

626,

530

1,67

8,59

51,

708,

063

1,73

1,12

81,

855,

982

3.38

CA

R86

,431

88,7

8389

,727

92,6

2496

,228

2.73

Iloco

s R

egio

n16

8,84

216

8,59

216

9,65

917

3,65

118

8,51

92.

85C

agay

an V

alle

y26

7,98

027

2,61

127

5,98

727

5,08

629

3,00

42.

29C

entr

al L

uzon

281,

757

290,

450

291,

830

295,

242

314,

193

2.79

CA

LAB

AR

ZON

47,5

3047

,462

47,8

8948

,581

60,9

036.

89M

IMA

RO

PA68

,208

68,9

8669

,387

80,1

3091

,345

7.80

Bic

ol R

egio

n 12

4,12

713

0,09

313

2,84

613

7,90

813

8,72

32.

83W

este

rn V

isay

as10

8,90

911

2,39

711

5,85

811

4,42

012

1,95

32.

91C

entr

al V

isay

as38

,914

40,9

9142

,771

43,6

4348

,710

5.83

East

ern

Vis

ayas

64,0

6267

,397

68,8

6170

,965

71,9

252.

95Za

mbo

anga

Pen

insu

la39

,099

43,8

0145

,270

46,5

4450

,640

6.75

Nor

ther

n M

inda

nao

59,8

3560

,869

60,9

5361

,732

70,5

664.

36D

avao

Reg

ion

62,2

2863

,119

64,2

4166

,450

69,8

042.

92SO

CC

SKSA

RG

EN10

7,28

611

2,11

211

6,19

911

2,94

412

2,19

63.

38C

arag

a60

,920

65,6

2671

,018

65,1

8569

,113

3.44

AR

MM

40,4

0245

,306

45,5

6746

,022

48,1

614.

59

Tab

le 4

aG

row

th r

ates

in n

um

ber

of

cara

bao

in a

ll fa

rms

by

regi

on

, Ph

ilip

pin

es, 2

012-

2016

(G

row

th r

ates

in p

erce

nt)

12-1

313

-14

14-1

515

-16

AV

ERA

GE

2012

-201

6

Phili

ppin

es2,

877,

091

-1.7

3-2

.25

0.26

0.78

-0.7

3

CA

R86

,265

0.78

-1.7

1-1

.43

0.28

-0.5

2Ilo

cos

Reg

ion

163,

561

5.49

-2.5

72.

072.

031.

76C

agay

an V

alle

y24

2,83

1-5

.66

-2.0

4-2

.24

-1.7

6-2

.92

Cen

tral

Luz

on22

3,97

80.

193.

862.

692.

902.

41C

ALA

BA

RZO

N17

0,09

10.

72-0

.37

0.18

-0.9

3-0

.10

MIM

AR

OPA

121,

219

-3.6

0-0

.19

1.03

3.51

0.19

Bic

ol R

egio

n 28

8,64

12.

884.

333.

433.

703.

58W

este

rn V

isay

as31

1,36

6-0

.30

1.12

-0.3

2-0

.39

0.03

Cen

tral

Vis

ayas

181,

531

1.04

1.07

1.98

2.01

1.52

East

ern

Vis

ayas

230,

637

-4.5

9-1

6.27

-0.4

3-1

.27

-5.6

4

Zam

boan

ga P

enin

sula

149,

471

-1.1

51.

532.

203.

111.

42N

orth

ern

Min

dana

o12

5,77

2-0

.81

-2.1

60.

960.

47-0

.39

Dav

ao R

egio

n16

2,21

9-2

.70

0.38

0.11

-0.3

6-0

.64

SOC

CSK

SAR

GEN

211,

722

-2.2

6-5

.58

-3.9

1-0

.83

-3.1

5C

arag

a80

,117

-3.0

9-1

.25

0.51

-0.0

5-0

.97

AR

MM

127,

670

-12.

70-1

2.40

-2.3

51.

51-6

.49

REG

ION

2016

LEV

EL

(HEA

D)

GR

OW

TH R

ATE

S

No

te: F

or

com

pa

rab

ility

pu

rpo

ses;

th

e p

rovi

nce

s o

f N

egro

s Is

lan

d R

egio

n w

ere

incl

ud

ed in

Wes

tern

Vis

aya

s

(Neg

ros

Occ

iden

tal)

an

d C

entr

al V

isa

yas

(Neg

ros

Ori

enta

l) in

201

6.



9 8

Tab

le 3

Ave

rage

per

cen

tage

sh

are

of

the

tota

l ar

ea ir

riga

ted

by

typ

e o

f ir

riga

tio

n s

yste

m

and

by

regi

on

, Ph

ilip

pin

es, 2

012-

2016

REG

ION

NA

TIO

NA

L

IRR

IGA

TIO

N

SYST

EM

COM

MU

NA

L

IRR

IGA

TIO

N

SYST

EM

PR

IVA

TE

IRR

IGA

TIO

N

SYST

EM

OTH

ER

GO

VER

NM

ENT

AG

ENCI

ES A

SSIS

TED

IRR

IGA

TIO

N S

YSTE

M

Phili

ppin

es44

.35

34.5

211

.22

9.91

CA

R15

.75

52.6

928

.85

2.71

Iloco

s R

egio

n28

.35

30.4

312

.20

29.0

3C

agay

an V

alle

y55

.23

19.1

417

.31

8.32

Cen

tral

Luz

on66

.89

22.8

22.

857.

43C

ALA

BA

RZO

N44

.06

37.9

112

.92

5.11

MIM

AR

OPA

27.3

443

.84

19.2

49.

59B

icol

Reg

ion

17.4

852

.84

19.1

110

.57

Wes

tern

Vis

ayas

42.1

630

.55

13.8

813

.41

Cen

tral

Vis

ayas

26.7

959

.65

10.2

03.

36Ea

ster

n V

isay

as32

.65

53.7

09.

054.

61Za

mbo

anga

Pen

insu

la37

.17

50.7

04.

207.

92N

orth

ern

Min

dana

o42

.93

41.2

49.

636.

21D

avao

Reg

ion

55.4

938

.06

2.37

4.09

SOC

CSK

SAR

GEN

56.7

831

.02

2.85

9.35

Car

aga

45.8

737

.53

5.50

11.1

0A

RM

M56

.65

42.4

90.

200.

66

Tab

le 2

Pro

po

rtio

n o

f ar

ea ir

riga

ted

to

est

imat

ed ir

riga

ble

are

a b

y re

gio

n,

Ph

ilip

pin

es, 2

012-

2016

(in

perc

ent)

REG

ION

ESTI

MA

TED

IRR

IGA

BLE

AR

EA

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

Phili

ppin

es3,

128,

631

55.4

555

.59

56.5

757

.33

59.3

2

CA

R11

1,29

689

.07

91.2

492

.21

95.1

886

.46

Iloco

s R

egio

n26

4,49

166

.60

64.1

764

.57

66.0

971

.28

Cag

ayan

Val

ley

457,

247

60.0

559

.67

60.4

060

.21

64.0

8C

entr

al L

uzon

483,

830

60.0

960

.41

60.7

061

.41

64.9

4C

ALA

BA

RZO

N85

,929

59.7

755

.23

55.7

356

.54

70.8

8M

IMA

RO

PA14

3,55

952

.76

49.7

350

.02

57.7

663

.63

Bic

ol R

egio

n 23

9,44

051

.89

54.3

355

.48

57.6

057

.94

Wes

tern

Vis

ayas

191,

253

58.9

859

.18

61.0

060

.24

63.7

7C

entr

al V

isay

as53

,674

85.5

988

.80

92.6

694

.55

90.7

5Ea

ster

n V

isay

as91

,983

76.2

780

.16

81.9

084

.40

78.1

9

Zam

boan

ga P

enin

sula

93,7

0652

.87

58.4

460

.40

62.1

454

.04

Nor

ther

n M

inda

nao

121,

123

55.4

353

.57

53.6

454

.30

58.2

6D

avao

Reg

ion

177,

547

43.1

342

.85

43.6

145

.11

39.3

2SO

CC

SKSA

RG

EN29

3,22

638

.98

39.1

640

.59

39.4

541

.67

Car

aga

160,

177

39.4

441

.21

44.6

040

.93

43.1

5A

RM

M16

0,15

026

.11

29.0

029

.17

29.4

630

.07



9 8

Tab

le 3

Ave

rage

per

cen

tage

sh

are

of

the

tota

l ar

ea ir

riga

ted

by

typ

e o

f ir

riga

tio

n s

yste

m

and

by

regi

on

, Ph

ilip

pin

es, 2

012-

2016

REG

ION

NA

TIO

NA

L

IRR

IGA

TIO

N

SYST

EM

COM

MU

NA

L

IRR

IGA

TIO

N

SYST

EM

PR

IVA

TE

IRR

IGA

TIO

N

SYST

EM

OTH

ER

GO

VER

NM

ENT

AG

ENCI

ES A

SSIS

TED

IRR

IGA

TIO

N S

YSTE

M

Phili

ppin

es44

.35

34.5

211

.22

9.91

CA

R15

.75

52.6

928

.85

2.71

Iloco

s R

egio

n28

.35

30.4

312

.20

29.0

3C

agay

an V

alle

y55

.23

19.1

417

.31

8.32

Cen

tral

Luz

on66

.89

22.8

22.

857.

43C

ALA

BA

RZO

N44

.06

37.9

112

.92

5.11

MIM

AR

OPA

27.3

443

.84

19.2

49.

59B

icol

Reg

ion

17.4

852

.84

19.1

110

.57

Wes

tern

Vis

ayas

42.1

630

.55

13.8

813

.41

Cen

tral

Vis

ayas

26.7

959

.65

10.2

03.

36Ea

ster

n V

isay

as32

.65

53.7

09.

054.

61Za

mbo

anga

Pen

insu

la37

.17

50.7

04.

207.

92N

orth

ern

Min

dana

o42

.93

41.2

49.

636.

21D

avao

Reg

ion

55.4

938

.06

2.37

4.09

SOC

CSK

SAR

GEN

56.7

831

.02

2.85

9.35

Car

aga

45.8

737

.53

5.50

11.1

0A

RM

M56

.65

42.4

90.

200.

66

Tab

le 2

Pro

po

rtio

n o

f ar

ea ir

riga

ted

to

est

imat

ed ir

riga

ble

are

a b

y re

gio

n,

Ph

ilip

pin

es, 2

012-

2016

(in

perc

ent)

REG

ION

ESTI

MA

TED

IRR

IGA

BLE

AR

EA

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

Phili

ppin

es3,

128,

631

55.4

555

.59

56.5

757

.33

59.3

2

CA

R11

1,29

689

.07

91.2

492

.21

95.1

886

.46

Iloco

s R

egio

n26

4,49

166

.60

64.1

764

.57

66.0

971

.28

Cag

ayan

Val

ley

457,

247

60.0

559

.67

60.4

060

.21

64.0

8C

entr

al L

uzon

483,

830

60.0

960

.41

60.7

061

.41

64.9

4C

ALA

BA

RZO

N85

,929

59.7

755

.23

55.7

356

.54

70.8

8M

IMA

RO

PA14

3,55

952

.76

49.7

350

.02

57.7

663

.63

Bic

ol R

egio

n 23

9,44

051

.89

54.3

355

.48

57.6

057

.94

Wes

tern

Vis

ayas

191,

253

58.9

859

.18

61.0

060

.24

63.7

7C

entr

al V

isay

as53

,674

85.5

988

.80

92.6

694

.55

90.7

5Ea

ster

n V

isay

as91

,983

76.2

780

.16

81.9

084

.40

78.1

9

Zam

boan

ga P

enin

sula

93,7

0652

.87

58.4

460

.40

62.1

454

.04

Nor

ther

n M

inda

nao

121,

123

55.4

353

.57

53.6

454

.30

58.2

6D

avao

Reg

ion

177,

547

43.1

342

.85

43.6

145

.11

39.3

2SO

CC

SKSA

RG

EN29

3,22

638

.98

39.1

640

.59

39.4

541

.67

Car

aga

160,

177

39.4

441

.21

44.6

040

.93

43.1

5A

RM

M16

0,15

026

.11

29.0

029

.17

29.4

630

.07



7 10

Tab

le 1

Tota

l are

a ir

riga

ted

by

regi

on

, Ph

ilip

pin

es, 2

012-

2016

(in

he

ctar

es)

REG

ION

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

AV

ERA

GE

GR

OW

TH R

ATE

(%

)

2012

-201

6

Phili

ppin

es1,

626,

530

1,67

8,59

51,

708,

063

1,73

1,12

81,

855,

982

3.38

CA

R86

,431

88,7

8389

,727

92,6

2496

,228

2.73

Iloco

s R

egio

n16

8,84

216

8,59

216

9,65

917

3,65

118

8,51

92.

85C

agay

an V

alle

y26

7,98

027

2,61

127

5,98

727

5,08

629

3,00

42.

29C

entr

al L

uzon

281,

757

290,

450

291,

830

295,

242

314,

193

2.79

CA

LAB

AR

ZON

47,5

3047

,462

47,8

8948

,581

60,9

036.

89M

IMA

RO

PA68

,208

68,9

8669

,387

80,1

3091

,345

7.80

Bic

ol R

egio

n 12

4,12

713

0,09

313

2,84

613

7,90

813

8,72

32.

83W

este

rn V

isay

as10

8,90

911

2,39

711

5,85

811

4,42

012

1,95

32.

91C

entr

al V

isay

as38

,914

40,9

9142

,771

43,6

4348

,710

5.83

East

ern

Vis

ayas

64,0

6267

,397

68,8

6170

,965

71,9

252.

95Za

mbo

anga

Pen

insu

la39

,099

43,8

0145

,270

46,5

4450

,640

6.75

Nor

ther

n M

inda

nao

59,8

3560

,869

60,9

5361

,732

70,5

664.

36D

avao

Reg

ion

62,2

2863

,119

64,2

4166

,450

69,8

042.

92SO

CC

SKSA

RG

EN10

7,28

611

2,11

211

6,19

911

2,94

412

2,19

63.

38C

arag

a60

,920

65,6

2671

,018

65,1

8569

,113

3.44

AR

MM

40,4

0245

,306

45,5

6746

,022

48,1

614.

59

Tab

le 4

aG

row

th r

ates

in n

um

ber

of

cara

bao

in a

ll fa

rms

by

regi

on

, Ph

ilip

pin

es, 2

012-

2016

(G

row

th r

ates

in p

erce

nt)

12-1

313

-14

14-1

515

-16

AV

ERA

GE

2012

-201

6

Phili

ppin

es2,

877,

091

-1.7

3-2

.25

0.26

0.78

-0.7

3

CA

R86

,265

0.78

-1.7

1-1

.43

0.28

-0.5

2Ilo

cos

Reg

ion

163,

561

5.49

-2.5

72.

072.

031.

76C

agay

an V

alle

y24

2,83

1-5

.66

-2.0

4-2

.24

-1.7

6-2

.92

Cen

tral

Luz

on22

3,97

80.

193.

862.

692.

902.

41C

ALA

BA

RZO

N17

0,09

10.

72-0

.37

0.18

-0.9

3-0

.10

MIM

AR

OPA

121,

219

-3.6

0-0

.19

1.03

3.51

0.19

Bic

ol R

egio

n 28

8,64

12.

884.

333.

433.

703.

58W

este

rn V

isay

as31

1,36

6-0

.30

1.12

-0.3

2-0

.39

0.03

Cen

tral

Vis

ayas

181,

531

1.04

1.07

1.98

2.01

1.52

East

ern

Vis

ayas

230,

637

-4.5

9-1

6.27

-0.4

3-1

.27

-5.6

4

Zam

boan

ga P

enin

sula

149,

471

-1.1

51.

532.

203.

111.

42N

orth

ern

Min

dana

o12

5,77

2-0

.81

-2.1

60.

960.

47-0

.39

Dav

ao R

egio

n16

2,21

9-2

.70

0.38

0.11

-0.3

6-0

.64

SOC

CSK

SAR

GEN

211,

722

-2.2

6-5

.58

-3.9

1-0

.83

-3.1

5C

arag

a80

,117

-3.0

9-1

.25

0.51

-0.0

5-0

.97

AR

MM

127,

670

-12.

70-1

2.40

-2.3

51.

51-6

.49

REG

ION

2016

LEV

EL

(HEA

D)

GR

OW

TH R

ATE

S

No

te: F

or

com

pa

rab

ility

pu

rpo

ses;

th

e p

rovi

nce

s o

f N

egro

s Is

lan

d R

egio

n w

ere

incl

ud

ed in

Wes

tern

Vis

aya

s

(Neg

ros

Occ

iden

tal)

an

d C

entr

al V

isa

yas

(Neg

ros

Ori

enta

l) in

201

6.



Countrywide, duck inventory grew by a yearly average of 1.27 percent for the period 2012 to 2016. Over these years, sustained increases were noted only in Central Luzon with an average annual gain of 7.29 percent. On the other hand, year-on-year declines were observed in Eastern Visayas, averaging 8.52 percent. ARMM indicated notable average reduction at 17.78 percent per year (Table 9a). Central Luzon was still the top contributor of ducks nationwide. Its share continued to increase to 32.42 percent in 2016. Western Visayas was another major producer but its share went down to 13.50 percent. Around 11 percent share each was reported in Cagayan Valley and SOCCSKSARGEN. Declining and low contribution continued in Caraga at 1.16 percent in 2016 (Table 9b).

11 6

Tab

le 4

bP

erce

nta

ge d

istr

ibu

tio

n o

f n

um

ber

of

cara

bao

in a

ll fa

rms

by

regi

on

,P

hili

pp

ines

, 201

2-20

16

REG

ION

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

Phili

ppin

es10

0.00

100.

0010

0.00

100.

0010

0.00

CA

R2.

973.

053.

063.

013.

00Ilo

cos

Reg

ion

5.16

5.53

5.52

5.62

5.68

Cag

ayan

Val

ley

9.23

8.86

8.88

8.66

8.44

Cen

tral

Luz

on6.

877.

017.

447.

627.

78C

ALA

BA

RZO

N5.

765.

916.

026.

015.

91M

IMA

RO

PA4.

063.

994.

074.

104.

21B

icol

Reg

ion

8.46

8.86

9.45

9.75

10.0

3W

este

rn V

isay

as10

.49

10.6

511

.01

10.9

510

.82

Cen

tral

Vis

ayas

5.77

5.93

6.13

6.23

6.31

East

ern

Vis

ayas

9.91

9.62

8.24

8.18

8.02

Zam

boan

ga P

enin

sula

4.77

4.80

4.98

5.08

5.20

Nor

ther

n M

inda

nao

4.31

4.35

4.35

4.39

4.37

Dav

ao R

egio

n5.

625.

565.

715.

705.

64SO

CC

SKSA

RG

EN8.

128.

087.

807.

487.

36C

arag

a2.

812.

772.

802.

812.

78A

RM

M5.

685.

054.

524.

414.

44



Chicken At the national level, chicken population growth slowed down to 1.32 percent in 2016. In this year, notable annual increments were observed in Eastern Visayas at 30.89 percent and the Bicol Region at 21.83 percent. Decreases in the number of chicken were noted in seven regions. ARMM reported the highest annual reduction at 8.64 percent.

On the average, the total chicken inventories from 2012 to 2016 expanded by 2.17 percent per year. Despite the up and down trend in the number of chicken over the five-year period, positive growth rates, on the average, were recorded in most regions. Significant average increments were posted in the Davao Region at 11.50 percent and the Bicol Region at 11.39 percent. Increasing chicken inventories throughout the reference years were observed in Central Luzon and MIMAROPA, averaging 5.41 percent and 3.51 percent per year, respectively. The decline was high in Eastern Visayas, which averaged 7.19 percent (Table 8a). The biggest shares in the country’s chicken population came from Central Luzon and CALABARZON. However, its corresponding shares in 2016 slid to 19.46 percent and 15.16 percent. Western Visayas and Northern Mindanao were other main contributors sharing around 10 percent each. CAR comprised the least share of 0.87 percent in the total chicken inventory (Table 8b).

Duck The number of ducks in the country indicated a higher increment in 2016 at 4.49 percent. Except for MIMAROPA, Eastern Visayas and Caraga, all the other regions had increasing duck population. SOCCSKSARGEN and Zamboanga Peninsula recovered from the previous year’s downtrend and came up with bigger annual increments at 12.51 percent and 10.23 percent, respectively, in 2016. A 10.24 percent gain was reported in Northern Mindanao. Eastern Visayas showed another downtrend and posted the biggest reduction at 12.99 percent in 2016.

5 12

Tab

le 5

aG

row

th r

ates

in n

um

ber

of

catt

le in

all

farm

s b

y re

gio

n, P

hili

pp

ines

, 201

2-20

16

(Gro

wth

rat

es in

per

cen

t)

12-1

313

-14

14-1

515

-16

AV

ERA

GE

2012

-201

6

Phili

ppin

es2,

553,

747

0.19

0.57

0.88

0.77

0.60

CA

R60

,364

-0.8

61.

693.

130.

851.

20Ilo

cos

Reg

ion

301,

578

2.13

-0.4

12.

201.

291.

30C

agay

an V

alle

y18

4,17

3-2

.77

2.10

0.70

1.12

0.29

Cen

tral

Luz

on19

2,99

72.

362.

153.

783.

522.

95

CA

LAB

AR

ZON

267,

663

0.65

2.26

1.95

1.32

1.55

MIM

AR

OPA

93,6

871.

700.

53-0

.66

1.08

0.66

Bic

ol R

egio

n 10

8,04

312

.34

5.53

6.60

5.24

7.43

Wes

tern

Vis

ayas

249,

446

0.44

-0.1

7-1

.39

-0.4

6-0

.40

Cen

tral

Vis

ayas

274,

265

-0.4

60.

72-0

.42

0.41

0.07

East

ern

Vis

ayas

21,5

658.

43-1

.66

-6.5

73.

851.

01Za

mbo

anga

Pen

insu

la11

3,06

8-7

.63

-1.5

4-1

.98

-2.1

9-3

.34

Nor

ther

n M

inda

nao

259,

759

-0.3

7-0

.74

-0.7

6-2

.95

-1.2

0

Dav

ao R

egio

n13

9,07

8-1

.53

0.89

0.77

1.74

0.47

SOC

CSK

SAR

GEN

197,

995

0.23

0.80

1.06

0.81

0.73

Car

aga

19,3

376.

71-0

.75

-2.6

7-1

.45

0.46

AR

MM

70,7

29-4

.71

-5.9

74.

503.

90-0

.57

REG

ION

2016

LEV

EL

(HEA

D)

GR

OW

TH R

ATE

S



The total number of hogs improved annually by an average of 1.29 percent during the five-year period. At the regional level, up and down movement in hog inventory was commonly observed. However, the majority of the regions, on the average, exhibited positive growth rates. Uptrends throughout the reference years were maintained in Central Luzon and MIMAROPA, recording average gains at 9.77 percent and 2.55 percent, respectively. Meanwhile, the biggest reductions in hog population were noted in Eastern Visayas and ARMM, which averaged 12.95 percent and 12.43 percent, respectively (Table 6a). Throughout the years in review, Central Luzon and CALABARZON recorded the most number of hogs in the country. Respective shares rose to 17.93 percent and 13.34 percent in 2016. Western Visayas came next where share slid to 10.37 percent. In contrast, the least share was still noted in ARMM which further dropped to 0.47 percent (Table 6b).

Goat Total goat inventory continued its downtrend with a 0.30 percent reduction in 2016. In this year, decreasing numbers of goats were reported in many regions. Eastern Visayas showed the biggest decline at 4.44 percent followed by Ilocos Region at 4.13 percent. Seven regions exhibited increasing goat population in 2016. The biggest annual increment was noted in the Bicol Region at 6.77 percent.

Over the period 2012 to 2016, the national goat inventory contracted by an average of 0.35 percent per year. More regions recorded fluctuating trends. On the average, the majority of the regions posted negative growth rates. The highest average reduction at 15.32 percent was registered in Eastern Visayas which showed continuous downtrend over the five-year period. Similarly, yearly reduction in the number of goats was observed in the Davao Region averaging 4.31 percent. Meanwhile, a growing number of goats during the five-year period was reported in CALABARZON and the Bicol Region with corresponding average increments of 2.59 percent and 5.64 percent (Table 7a). The leading contributors of goats nationwide were Western and Central Visayas. In 2016, the share of Western Visayas was reduced to 14.09 percent while that of Central Visayas rose to 13.47 percent. Eastern Visayas recorded the smallest share which continuously declined to 0.94 percent in 2016 (Table 7b).

13 4

Tab

le 5

bP

erce

nta

ge d

istr

ibu

tio

n o

f n

um

ber

of

catt

le in

all

farm

s b

y re

gio

n,

Ph

ilip

pin

es, 2

012-

2016

REG

ION

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

Phili

ppin

es10

0.00

100.

0010

0.00

100.

0010

0.00

CA

R2.

312.

292.

312.

362.

36Ilo

cos

Reg

ion

11.4

911

.71

11.6

011

.75

11.8

1C

agay

an V

alle

y7.

317.

097.

207.

197.

21C

entr

al L

uzon

6.89

7.04

7.15

7.36

7.56

CA

LAB

AR

ZON

10.1

010

.14

10.3

110

.42

10.4

8M

IMA

RO

PA3.

663.

723.

713.

663.

67B

icol

Reg

ion

3.26

3.65

3.83

4.05

4.23

Wes

tern

Vis

ayas

10.1

710

.19

10.1

29.

899.

77C

entr

al V

isay

as10

.97

10.9

010

.92

10.7

810

.74

East

ern

Vis

ayas

0.84

0.90

0.88

0.82

0.84

Zam

boan

ga P

enin

sula

5.20

4.80

4.69

4.56

4.43

Nor

ther

n M

inda

nao

10.9

410

.88

10.7

410

.56

10.1

7D

avao

Reg

ion

5.48

5.38

5.40

5.39

5.45

SOC

CSK

SAR

GEN

7.72

7.72

7.74

7.75

7.75

Car

aga

0.76

0.81

0.80

0.77

0.76

AR

MM

2.92

2.77

2.59

2.69

2.77



Cattle The country’s cattle population sustained an uptrend which slowed down to 0.77 percent in 2016. Increasing cattle inventories in 2016 were noted in most regions. The Bicol Region registered the highest positive growth rates at 5.24 percent. Annual increment in the number of cattle at around 4.0 percent each was found in Central Luzon, Eastern Visayas and ARMM. Only four regions showed declining cattle population. High declines were registered in Northern Mindanao at 2.95 percent and Zamboanga Peninsula at 2.19 percent. From 2012 to 2016, the yearly expansion in the total number of cattle averaged 0.60 percent. Over these years, the majority of the regions exhibited fluctuating cattle inventories but mostly posted positive growth rates. The Bicol Region had the biggest increment in the number of cattle which grew yearly by an average of 7.43 percent. Likewise, year-on-year increases were noted in Central Luzon, CALABARZON and SOCCSKSARGEN averaging 2.95 percent, 1.55 percent and 0.73 percent, respectively. In contrast, continuously decreasing numbers of cattle were reported in Zamboanga Peninsula and Northern Mindanao. Correspondingly, yearly reductions averaged 3.34 percent and 1.20 percent (Table 5a). The Ilocos Region remained the top producer of cattle in the country. Its share went up to 11.81 percent in 2016. Other major producers which accounted for around 10.0 percent contribution each were Central Visayas, CALABARZON and Northern Mindanao. Less than one (1) percent of the national cattle inventory came from Eastern Visayas and Caraga (Table 5b). Hog The national hog population grew by almost 4.0 percent in 2016. Significant annual increment was registered in Central Luzon at 15.61 percent. This was followed by the Ilocos Region at 6.47 percent and CALABARZON at 5.78 percent. Downtrends in hog inventories in 2016 were observed in seven regions. ARMM suffered the biggest contraction at 12.11 percent

3 14

Tab

le 6

aG

row

th r

ates

in n

um

ber

of

ho

g in

all

farm

s b

y re

gio

n, P

hili

pp

ines

, 201

2-20

16

(Gro

wth

rat

es in

per

cent

)

12-1

313

-14

14-1

515

-16

AV

ERA

GE

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-201

6

Phili

ppin

es12

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7-0

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1.68

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R19

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21.

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471.

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alle

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on2,

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322,

574

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61-3

0.87

2.52

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4-1

2.95

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boan

ga P

enin

sula

511,

284

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97-1

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0.58

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ther

n M

inda

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639

0.51

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270

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84.

43-1

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0.72

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MM

58,7

69-4

0.83

5.66

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59.65 percent of the region’s irrigated areas. In CAR, about 28.85 percent of the irrigated lands were serviced by the private irrigation system. Meanwhile, a bigger proportion of irrigated areas in Ilocos Region at 29.03 percent sourced water from other government agencies assisted irrigation system (Table 3).

Inventory of Livestock and Poultry Livestock and poultry population forms part of agricultural holdings of the country. The performance of the livestock and poultry sector can be monitored through the inventory and distribution of the various types of animals and birds across regions.

Carabao Nationwide, carabao inventory continued to record another increase at 0.78 percent in 2016. Many regions exhibited increasing numbers of carabaos. The Bicol Region posted the biggest annual increment at 3.70 percent. This was followed by MIMAROPA at 3.51 percent and Zamboanga Peninsula at 3.11 percent. Seven regions reported declining carabao inventories. Cagayan Valley indicated the biggest reduction at 1.76 percent. Over the five-reference years, there was an average yearly decrease of 0.73 percent in the national carabao population. The majority of the regions reported negative growth rates. The highest decline was recorded in ARMM averaging 6.49 percent per year. Continuous reductions in the number of carabaos were observed in Cagayan Valley, Eastern Visayas, and SOCCKSARGEN. Among these regions, Eastern Visayas posted the biggest contraction, which averaged 5.64 percent. Increasing inventories over the years in review were sustained in the Bicol Region and Central Luzon with corresponding average gains of 3.58 percent and 2.41 percent (Table 4a). In 2016, Western Visayas maintained a higher but reduced share of 10.82 percent in the total carabao inventory. This was followed by the Bicol Region, whose share went up to 10.03 percent. Other main contributors were Cagayan Valley and Eastern Visayas with respective shares going down to 8.44 percent and 8.02 percent. On the other hand, the smallest share of 2.78 percent was reported in Caraga (Table 4b). Cattle

15 2

Tab

le 6

bP

erce

nta

ge d

istr

ibu

tio

n o

f n

um

ber

of

ho

g in

all

farm

s b

y re

gio

n,

Ph

ilip

pin

es, 2

012-

2016

REG

ION

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

Phili

ppin

es10

0.00

100.

0010

0.00

100.

0010

0.00

CA

R1.

771.

791.

781.

641.

59Ilo

cos

Reg

ion

4.51

4.47

4.42

4.35

4.45

Cag

ayan

Val

ley

3.21

3.20

3.31

3.37

3.39

Cen

tral

Luz

on13

.07

15.1

416

.06

16.1

317

.93

CA

LAB

AR

ZON

13.8

413

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13.1

713

.12

13.3

4M

IMA

RO

PA4.

354.

384.

554.

634.

57B

icol

Reg

ion

6.41

6.74

7.27

7.20

6.87

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tern

Vis

ayas

11.0

211

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11.0

510

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al V

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avao

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ion

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CSK

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GEN

6.79

6.72

6.70

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aga

2.03

2.03

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2.09

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MM

0.92

0.55

0.58

0.56

0.47



1 16

Irrigation Development and Types of Irrigation System Indicators on irrigation development allow the measurement of the extent of enhancement in the use of agricultural lands in the country. Indicators are shown in terms of the rate of growth of irrigated land over the years and the types of irrigation system used. The country’s irrigated area in 2016 reached 1.86 million hectares. It grew yearly by an average of 3.38 percent during the period 2012 to 2016. At the regional level, the biggest yearly expansion of irrigated land was reported in MIMAROPA with an average growth rate of 7.80 percent. CALABARZON and Zamboanga Peninsula came next with average annual increases of 6.89 percent and 6.75 percent, respectively. An average expansion of around 2.0 percent in irrigated areas was noted in the majority of the regions, namely, CAR, Ilocos Region, Cagayan Valley, Central Luzon, Bicol Region, Western Visayas, Eastern Visayas and Davao Region (Table 1). The 2016 total irrigated land at 1.86 million hectares comprised 59.32 percent of the estimated irrigable areas of 3.13 million hectares. This irrigation development was 1.99 percentage points higher than the last year’s record of 57.33 percent. Most of the regions exhibited increasing irrigation development. Among regions, the biggest proportions of irrigation development were recorded in Central Visayas at 90.75 percent and CAR at 86.46 percent. About 63.63 percent to 78.19 percent were noted in Ilocos Region, Cagayan Valley, Central Luzon, CALABARZON, MIMAROPA, Western Visayas and Eastern Visayas. In contrast, the least proportion was still observed in ARMM at 30.07 percent in 2016 (Table 2). During the five-year reference period, the national irrigation system was the major supplier of water accounting for an average of 44.35 percent of the country’s irrigated lands. About 34.52 percent were sourced from the communal irrigation system and 11.22 percent from private irrigation system. The remaining 9.91 percent covered the irrigation provided by other government agencies. Across regions, the national irrigation system was the primary provider of water to Cagayan Valley, Central Luzon, Davao Region, SOCCSKSARGEN and ARMM as it supplied about 55 to 66 percent of the region’s irrigated farmlands. The communal irrigation system was dominantly used in Central Visayas, covering 59.65 percent of the region’s irrigated areas.

Tab

le 7

aG

row

th r

ates

in n

um

ber

of

goat

in a

ll fa

rms

by

regi

on

, Ph

ilip

pin

es, 2

012-

2016

(G

row

th r

ates

in p

erce

nt)

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313

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14-1

515

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2012

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6

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ppin

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060

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70.

04-0

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0-0

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R68

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1.17

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0-1

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0-1

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s R

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210.

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AR

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icol

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ion

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tern

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3-1

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17

Tab

le 7

bP

erce

nta

ge d

istr

ibu

tio

n o

f n

um

ber

of

goat

in a

ll fa

rms

by

regi

on

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hili

pp

ines

, 201

2-20

16

REG

ION

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2013

2014

2015

2016

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es10

0.00

100.

0010

0.00

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0010

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R1.

961.

991.

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921.

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cos

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ion

11.3

211

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11.5

111

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agay

an V

alle

y3.

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113.

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entr

al L

uzon

7.58

8.06

9.05

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9.61

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LAB

AR

ZON

6.13

6.24

6.44

6.72

6.89

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AR

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aga

1.38

1.45

1.46

1.48

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MM

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Tab

le 8

aG

row

th r

ates

in n

um

ber

of

chic

ken

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ll fa

rms

by

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on

, Ph

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n V

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aga

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7.33

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MM

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7,40

7-1

0.49

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34.

29-8

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

19

Tab

le 8

bP

erce

nta

ge d

istr

ibu

tio

n o

f n

um

ber

of

chic

ken

in a

ll fa

rms

by

regi

on

,

Ph

ilip

pin

es, 2

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2016

REG

ION

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2013

2014

2015

2016

Phili

ppin

es10

0.00

100.

0010

0.00

100.

0010

0.00

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R0.

930.

970.

910.

900.

87Ilo

cos

Reg

ion

6.16

7.09

6.58

6.53

6.51

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ayan

Val

ley

4.54

4.66

3.78

3.86

3.95

Cen

tral

Luz

on17

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18.0

219

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19.6

519

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AR

ZON

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115

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16.6

715

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6M

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192.

182.

222.

312.

31B

icol

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ion

4.08

3.87

4.94

4.65

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ayas

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Table 8a Growth rates in number of chicken in all farms by region,

Philippines, 2012-2016 18

Table 8b Percentage distribution of number of chicken in all farms


Table 9a Growth rates in number of duck in all farms by region,Philippines, 2012-2016 20

Table 9b Percentage distribution of number of duck in all farms




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Tab

le 9

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row

th r

ates

in n

um

ber

of

du

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all

farm

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gio

n, P

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76.

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an V

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tral

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LIST OF TABLES iii


Table 1 Total area irrigated by region, Philippines, 2012-2016 7

Table 2 Proportion of area irrigated to estimated irrigable areaby region, Philippines, 2012-2016 8

Table 3 Average percentage share of the total area irrigatedby type of irrigation system and by region,Philippines, 2012-2016 9

Table 4a Growth rates in number of carabao in all farmsby region, Philippines, 2012-2016 10

Table 4b Percentage distribution of number of carabao in allfarms by region, Philippines, 2012-2016 11

Table 5a Growth rates in number of cattle in all farms by region,Philippines, 2012-2016 12

Table 5b Percentage distribution of number of cattle in all farmsby region, Philippines, 2012-2016 13

Table 6a Growth rates in number of hog in all farms by region,Philippines, 2012-2016 14

Table 6b Percentage distribution of number of hog in all farmsby region, Philippines, 2012-2016 15

Table 7a Growth rates in number of goat in all farms by region,Philippines, 2012-2016 16

Table 7b Percentage distribution of number of goat in all farmsby region, Philippines, 2012-2016 17



Table 7Producer's share in consumer peso, selected agricultural commodities,Philippines, 2009-2013(in percent)

COMM0DITIES 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Cereals Rice special 43 43 44 42 42 Corngrain yellow 52 58 60 58 53 Corngrain white 55 56 76 68 73

Commercial Coconut, matured 30 37 41 30 30

Vegetables & Legumes Garlic 48 47 59 47 41 Ginger 47 47 41 33 41 Onion Red Creole 53 47 61 67 51 Cabbage 32 22 34 29 29 Pechay, native 39 40 40 39 40 Ampalaya 51 46 48 50 49 Eggplant 46 43 49 46 43 Squash 44 41 42 42 39 Tomato 34 35 34 33 35 Carrots 40 25 38 33 33 Gabi (for ginataan) 42 42 36 35 34 White potato 49 43 44 43 48 Sweet potato 43 44 47 45 43 Habitchuelas 40 35 36 37 38 Mongo, green, labo 66 66 66 60 65 Peanut without shell, dry 82 82 77 80 78 Stringbeans 47 48 48 46 48

Fruits

Banana, Lakatan (green) 43 48 44 44 45 Calamansi 48 39 48 42 37 Mango, Carabao (green) 48 45 45 44 43 Papaya, Hawaiian 57 51 59 47 45 Pineapple, Hawaiian 39 36 42 45 42

21

Tab

le 9

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erce

nta

ge d

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MODULES OF THE AGRICULTURAL INDICATORS SYSTEM

1. Output and Productivity

2. Agricultural Structures and Resources

3. Agricultural Credit

4. Food Sufficiency and Security

5. Food Consumption and Nutrition

6. Population and Labor Force

7. Redistribution of Land

8. Agricultural Exports and Imports

9. Gender-based Indicators of Labor and Employment in Agriculture 10. Economic Growth

11. Prices and Marketing of Agricultural Commodities

12. Inputs

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