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INTRODUCTION:

The Crops Production Survey (CrPS) is done quarterly in the province which aims to generate basic production statistics for crops other than palay and corn. Crops are classified into three commodity groupings, namely: 1) Vegetables and Rootcrops 2) Fruit Crops and 3) Non-Food and Industrial Crops.

The CrPS supports the data needs of planners, policy and decision makers, and other stakeholders in the agriculture sector and the general public. It also provides periodic updates on crop related developments. It mainly captures the data on volume of production, area planted/ harvested, and number of bearing trees/hills/vines. HIGHLIGHTS:

In the last quarter of 2019, the total production of crops other than palay and corn in the province went up by 7.98 percent compared to its production in 2018 of same quarter. Vegetables & Rootcrops had increased by 14.69 percent attributable to lesser heavy rainfall that permits application of fertilizer and pesticides, and for rootcrops, it favors bigger tuber formation since the soil is not compacted. The increase can be attributable to bigger tubers developed for Cassava, increased area planted for Okra and increased demand for Camote Tops. On the same note, Fruits Crops and Non-Food & Industrial Crops which posted an output gain of about 6.41 percent and 4.10 percent respectively. Also, lesser rainfall brought enough moisture for Banana produce more while iy lessen cases of bud root. In Pineapple, farmers harvested more due to higher price. On NFICS, Coconut-matured and young still in demand, meanwhile, no production of priority crops but LGU thru MAO and the DA continue to implement programs for better production of crops.

SITUATIONER REPORT FOR CROPS IN RIZAL PROVINCE

October to December 2019

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Table 1. Total Crops Production by Commodity Group, Oct. to Dec. 2018-2019

Commodity Group 2018 2019 % Change

Vegetables & Root Crops 605.68 694.66 14.69

Fruits Crops 1921.35 2044.48 6.41

Non-Food & Industrial Crops 270.51 281.61 4.10

TOTAL 2797.54 3020.75 7.98

605.68

1921.35

270.51

694.66

2044.48

281.61

VEGETABLES & ROOT CROPS FRUITS CROPS NON-FOOD & INDUSTRIAL CROPS

Figure 1. Total Crops Production (in MT) by Commodity Group, Rizal Province, October to December 2018-2019

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I. FRUIT CROPS

Fruit Crops Production gained by 6.41%

Fruit crops production in the province decreased by 3.79 percent in 2019 as compared to 2018 level. The largest contributor to the increase was from Major Fruits particularly Banana due to bigger bunches produced. The increase in the production of all banana varieties were caused mainly by the suitable dry weather that prevailed over the province wherein it made the soil more humid that doe not allow diseases that causes bud rot and eventually death of banana plants. On the same note, Pine apple and Calamansi both have high demand due to higher price. Lesser occurrence of heavy rainfall and strong wind favors more fruit production per crop. Table 2. Fruit Crops Production by Classification, October to December 2018-2019

Classification 2018 2019 % Change

Major 1575.93 1691.34 7.32

Priority 109.82 115.04 4.75

Other Fruits 235.6 238.1 1.06

TOTAL 1921.35 2044.48 6.41

1575.93

109.82 235.6

1691.34

115.04 238.1

MAJOR PRIORITY OTHER FRUITS

Figure 3. Fruit Crops Production (in MT) by Classification, Rizal Province, October to December 2018-2019

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II. VEGETABLES AND ROOT CROPS:

Vegetables and Root Crops Production went up by 14.69%

All group under vegetables crops recorded an output gain. Vegetables under Major group gained 17.87 percent attributable to more fruits since lesser rainfall occured, it also resulted to bigger tubers developed due to non-compacted soil. Production of vegetables under priority group and other vegetables increased by 10.25 percent and 18.57 percent respectively due to increased area planted to Okra while increased demand for Camote Tops led to the increase in the production of other vegetables.

Table 3. Vegetables and Rootcrops Production by Classification, Oct. to Dec. 2018-2019


Major 166.89 196.72 17.87

Priority 268.37 295.87 10.25

Other Vegetables 170.42 202.07 18.57

TOTAL 605.68 694.66 14.69

166.89

268.37

170.42196.72

295.87

202.07

MAJOR PRIORITY OTHER VEGETABLES

Figure 3. Vegetables & Root Crops Production (in MT) by Classification, Rizal Province, October to December 2018-2019

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III. NON-FOOD AND INDUSTRIAL CROPS:

Non-Food and Industrial Crops Production recorded a 4.10% increase.

Non-food and industrial crops production in the province was up by 1.78 percent attributable to more production of Major Crops particularly of Coconut with 5.34 percent increase brought about by interventions on fertilizer from DA, PCA and LGU thru the MAO. Suitable weather and application of fertilizers favors more and bigger nuts production. No production of priority crops under NFICs.

Table 4. Non-Food and Industrial Crops Production (in MT) by Classification, Oct. to Dec. 2018-2019.


Major 267.14 278.02 4.07

Priority 0 0 -

Other NFICs 3.37 3.59 6.53

TOTAL 270.51 281.61 4.10

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267.14

0 3.37

278.02

0 3.59

MAJOR PRIORITY OTHER NFICS

Figure 4. Non-Food and Industrial Crops Production (in MT) by Classification, Rizal Province, October to December 2018-2019

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*TECHNICAL NOTES Crop Production

harvested but damaged, stolen, given away, consumed, given as harvesters’ and threshers’ shares, reserved etc.,

Major Crops

Top 19 crops, other than palay and corn which accounted for more 60 percent of the total volume of crop production Priority Crops

Sources of Production Data

CRPS Preliminary Provincial Estimates

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VEGETABLES & ROOT CROPS FRUITS CROPS

MAJOR: OTHER VEGETABLES: MAJOR: OTHER FRUITS:

Peanut Camote tops Banana Guava

Eggplant Patola Bungulan Native

Tomato Ubi Lacatan Guapple

Camote Cucumber Latundan Guayabano

Cassava Gabi leaves w/ stem Saba Jackfruit

PRIORITY: Jackfruit young Others Melon

Banana blossom Green papaya Calamansi Honey-dew

Kangkong Pao galiang Mango Muskmelon

Pechay-Native Ashuete Carabao Santol

Ampalaya fruit Kamias Piko Starapple

Stringbeans Pandan Others Pomelo

Gourd Tanglad Pineapple Makopa

Okra Kondol PRIORITY:

Squash fruit Ampalaya leaves Papaya

Ginger Pepper chili leaves Hawaiian

Radish Mustard Native

Saluyot Tamarind

Watermelon

NON-FOOD & INDUSTRIAL CROPS

MAJOR: OTHER NFICS:

Coconut w/ husk Orchids

Matured Ornamentals (plants with pot)

Young Cutflower(flower/flower with stem)

Coffee(dried berries w/ pulp) Dendrobium

Arabica Ornamentals (plants with pot)

Excelsa Vanda

Robusta Ornamentals (plants with pot)

PRIORITY: Cutflower(flower/flower with stem)

Cacao(dried beans w/ pulp) Anthurium

Napier Grass

Banaba

Ikmo/Boyo


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