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129,410 metric tons in

2015 to 144,425 metric

tons in 2016.

Area harvested

for palay increased by

5.17 percent to 180,583

hectares in 2016 from

171,244 hectares in 2015.

With the El Nino

phenomenon in 2016, the

yield per hectare of palay

harvested in the province

dropped by 4.34 percent,

to 4.69 metric tons per

hectares, particularly on

irrigated ecosystems. On

the other hand, a minimal

PALAY SITUATION

C amarines Sur

is the top palay

producer in

Bicol Region in

2016 where fifty-two per-

cent of the entire region’s

palay production came

from this province. The

other 48 percent of palay

in the region came from

the other five provinces

with Albay sharing 16 per-

cent of the production.

Total palay pro-

duction in the province

increased by 1.19 percent

to 666,413 metric tons in

2016 from 658,548 met-

ric tons in 2015.

Sevent y-e igh t

percent palay produced

in this province are har-

vested from irrigated

farms, which decreased

by 1.35 percent to


2016, from 529,138 met-

ric tons in 2015. In con-

trast, the volume of

palay produced from

rainfed farms signifi-

cantly increased by

11.81 percent from

P A L A Y A N D C O R N S I T U A T I O N I N C A M A R I N E S S U R 2 0 1 6

The Official Quarterly Newsletter of PSA Camarines Sur

C AMARINES S UR M ONITOR

A P R I L — J U N E 2 0 1 7 V O L U M E N O . 1 , I S S U E N O . 2

Civil Registration

Training Workshop

1

Palay & Corn Situation

CamSur 2016

1

PSO’s Corner 2

Chicken & Chicken

Egg Statistics 2016

2

ASPBI respondents’

Forum

3

Basic statistics & TRW

Training

3

Registered Marriages 4

PSA Joins Brigada

Eskwela 2017

4

Q2 AgStat Operations 5

April 2017 LFS 5

ECLUP Lecture 6

April 2017 CES 6

Poultry Summit 7

Solemnizing Officers

Training

7

A dopting the

t h e m e

“ P i l i p i n o n g

Reh is t rado,

Matatag na Kinabuka-

san ay Sigurado”, the

Philippine Statistics Au-

thority (PSA)-Camarines

Sur, conducted a two-

day Civil Registration

Stakeholders Training

Workshop on April 6-7,

2017 at the Avenue

Convention Plaza, Naga

City. A total of one hun-

dred ten (110) partici-

pants, composed of

LCRO personnel, hospi-

tals/lying-in clinic staff,

par ish secretaries,

barangay officials --

chairpersons, secretar-

ies, health workers, ka-

C I V I L R E G I S T R A T I O N T R A I N I N G W O R K S H O P

F O R V A R I O U S S T A K E H O L D E R S

increase of 1.5 percent

on rainfed ecosystem

was observed during the

period as rainfed palay

farmers began cultivating

farms at the start of the

rainy season ensuring

enough water supply.

CORN SITUATION Camarines Sur is

also as the major corn

producer in Bicol Region

in 2016 with 62.42 per-

cent of corn produced

from this province.

(continued on page 8).

gawad -- and others who

are directly or indirectly

involved in the civil regis-

tration system, attended

the training workshop.

The Resource

Speakers CSS Clemente

S. Manaog and RSSOV

CRASD Chief Anabella

D. Barquilla, discussed

Civil Registration and

Vital Statistics System,

Birth, Death, and Mar-

riage Registration Proce-

dures, Revised IRR on

9255, Marriage Laws and

Family Relations, up-

dated recent issuances,

laws, and proclamations

concerning civil registra-

tion. Workshops on filling

-up of forms based on

sample cases were done

by the participants.

CHICKEN SITUATION

2 0,570 metric tons or 49 percent of Bicol Region’s total chicken pro-

duction of 42,241 metric tons in 2016 are from Camarines Sur, making the province as the larg-est producer of chicken in the region. The province’s

chicken production grew

by 80.49 percent from

11,397 metric tons 2010

to 20,570 metric tons in

2016. The 2016 chicken

production was 15.10 per-

cent higher than the pro-

duction of 17,872 metric

tons in 2015.

In 2016, the

farmgate price of back-

yard chicken was over

100.00 pesos per kilo-

tion. It is heartening that

readers learn from the data

that PSA produces and are

actually moved to action.

An interaction be-

tween PSA Camarines

Sur, through its varied sta-

tistical activities and re-

sults, on one end, and the

readers and data users on

the other end, creates a

dialogue and fuels action

on both sides.

On the part of the

readers and end-users,

their decisions and actions

would be information-

based, as envisioned by

this newsletter. They in-

quire further and some-

times question their own

previous positions.

T he successful

maiden issue of

the Camarines

Sur Monitor for

the first quarter of 2017

gathered positive feedback

from readers from all

sources. Out of the news

and information presented

in the publication were

questions, inquiries, and

requests for more informa-

On the part of

PSA Camarines Sur, the

need for more up to date,

relevant, and reliable

data is even more em-

phasized. The resolve to

be the leader in providing

official statistics and

data, which the PSA is

expected to be and be-

come, is made even

stronger.

Both benefit

from the communication

and interaction that this

newsletter established,

which we intend to con-

tinue in the coming quar-

ters.

+AMDG

CHICKEN AND CHICKEN EGG STATISTICS 2016

P H I L I P P I N E S T A T I S T I C S A U T H O R I T Y C A M A R I N E S S U R

gram for five months with

July posting the highest

at 110.65 pesos per kilo-

gram. The other seven

months revealed

farmgate prices that

were below 100.00 pe-

sos per kilogram with the

lowest during the month

of November at 87.22

pesos per kilogram.

The farmgate

price of chicken layer

culls rose substantially in

the first quarter of 2016

reaching its highest in

March at 97.93 pesos

per kilogram. June re-

vealed the lowest

farmgate price for

chicken layer culls at

only 50.55 pesos per

kilogram

PSO’S CORNER INTERACTION FUELS ACTION EDITORIAL STAFF

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF:

Clemente S. Manaog Provincial Statistics Officer

STAFF WRITERS:

Rebecca R. Abiog

Babylin B. Armea

Raul P. Aspe Jr.

Jovylin J. Cacho

Romella Fe R. Gasgas

Dante R. Baldoza

Neil E. Dela Torre

Maria Rizaly A.

Agustin

Maria Karen G. Buen-

zalida

Meliza M. Marcaida

CHICKEN EGG

SITUATION

C amarines Sur accounted for 64 percent (8,543 metric

tons) of the region’s total egg production of 13,381 metric tons in 2016, mak-ing the province as the top producer of chicken egg in the Bicol Region. From 2014 to 2016 the production of chicken egg decreased from 12,669 metric tons in 2014 to 8,543 metric tons

in 2016 which may be-explained by the decline in the inventory of layers during the same period. In 2016, the av-erage farmgate price of backyard chicken egg fluctuated from January to December. The price reached a peak of ₽5.96 per piece in August while the lowest price was 4.65 pesos per piece in March.

T he PSA Provincial Office

conducted a Respondent’s

Forum on April 28, 2017 at

The Avenue Plaza Hotel,

Naga City. The activity included data

dissemination of the results of 2014

Annual Survey of Philippine Business

and Industry (ASPBI) and 2014 Sur-

vey of Tourism Establishments in the

Philippines (STEP), and the highlight

was the Lunching of the 2016 Annual

Survey of Philippine Business and

Industry (ASPBI). It was participated

by sixty-six (66) representatives of

different sample business establish-

ments in the province.

The data dissemination and

respondents’ forum aimed to inform

each sample establishment the im-

portance of the survey, the impact of the results to the end user,

the proper steps in accomplishing the survey questionnaire, and

also to get feedback from them their concerns about the survey.

2 0 1 6 A S P B I R E S P O N D E N T S F O R U M

V O L U M E N O . 1 , I S S U E N O . 2

P S A C A M S U R P E R S O N N E L C O M P L E T E S T R A I N I N G O N

B A S I C S T A T I S T I C S A N D T E C H N I C A L R E P O R T W R I T I N G

S tatistical Spe-

cialist II Raul

Aspe Jr, Statis-

tical Analyst

Romella Fe Gasgas, and

Jovylin Cacho of PSA

Camarines Sur attended

the 5-day Training on Ba-

sic Statistics and Statisti-

cal Report Writing on May

15-19, 2017 held at Ani-

mal Science Department

Lecture Hall, CBSUA,

San Jose Pili, Camarines

Sur. Other participants

were PSA employees

from the other provinces

of Region 5.

The training

aimed to refresh the par-

ticipants’ knowledge on

the basic concepts of Sta-

tistics, its uses, and appli-

cations. It also aimed to

give the participants gen-

eral guidelines on techni-

cal report writing, with

particular reference to

statistical reports follow-

ing a statistical analysis.

At the end of the

training, the participants

were able to make spe-

cial releases as a tool

for information dissemi-

nation which is as im-

portant as data collec-

tion.

Awarding of Certificates to Participants of Training on Basic Statistics and Statistical Report Writing

2016 ASPBI Respondents’ Forum

O ne hundred

eight (108)

r e q u e s t s

were applied

for and processed by

PSA Camarines Sur

CRS Outlet during the

2017 Brigada Eskwela at

the Perpetual Help Na-

tional High School

(PHNHS), Iriga City last

May 20, 2017.

Through this as-

sistance activity, the par-

ents of the students who

will enroll in the said sec-

REGISTERED MARRIAGES IN CAMARINES SUR INCREASES BY 12.83 PERCENT

9 ,782 registered marriages were received and processed at the

PSA Camarines Sur in 2016. This is a 12.83 percent higher than the 2015 registered mar-riages of 8,670.

Twenty-seven out of 37 cities/municipalities have in-creasing number of reg-istered marriages from 2015 to 2016. The big-gest increase was noted in Presentacion from 92 to 269 marriages, fol-lowed by Cabusao from 78 to 148 marriages, and Gainza from 27 to 51 marriages.

Conversely, the municipalities of Garchi-torena posted the big-gest decrease during the period from 136 to 57 marriages, followed by Tinambac from 414 to 182 marriages, and Ocampo from 274 to 145 marriages.

The number of registered marriages in Naga City went up to 1,184 in 2016 from

means that there were five (5) marriages per 1000 persons in the prov-ince.

P r e s e n t a c i o n posted the highest CMR at 12.7 followed by Cabu-sao at 8 and San Jose at 7.5 while the coastal town of Garchitorena recorded the lowest CMR at 2 marriages per 1000 population.

April was the most preferred month to tie the knot in 2016 with a daily average of 54 mar-riages. March ranked

1,138 in 2015. It remained as the city with the most number of registered mar-riages in the province for both years. The Capital Town of Pili ranked sec-ond with 612 marriages (6.3 percent share) followed closely by Calabanga with 584 mar-riages (6.0 per-cent share). In 2015, Tinam-bac ranked second with 414 marriages or 4.8 per-cent share while Iriga City ranked third with 492 mar-riages or 5.7 percent share.

On the other end, the municipality of Gainza posted the least number of registered marriages in 2015 and 2016 with 27 (0.3 percent) and 51 (0.5 percent), respectively.

In 2016, the rate at which couples are marry-ing or the Crude Marriage Rate (CMR) was 4.9. This

second with a daily aver-age of 42 marriages, fol-lowed closely by the month of May with 41 daily average of marriage occurrences.

The least number of marriage occurrences in 2016 was the month of November with a daily average of 13 marriages, followed by the months of July and August both posting a daily average of 14 marriages.

(continued on page 8)


PSA CAMARINES SUR JOINS BRIGADA ESKWELA 2017

ondary school need not

go to Naga City to proc-

ess the birth certificates

of their children, thereby

lessening their expenses.

PSA Camarines Sur

gladly accepted the invita-

tion of the PHNHS to as-

sist the parents of their

students in securing

the much-needed civil

registry documents.

Registration Offi-

cer II Neil Del Torre and

JO Johanna Barcena

facilitated the requests

for certificates of live birth

of the students starting

8:00am up to 5:00pm at

the PHNS school grounds.

Once processed, the docu-

ments were then picked

up by one of PHNS fac-

ulty member, for distribu-

tion to the respective par-

ents.

Brigada Eskwela 2017 at Perpetual Help National High School

LGU-Sponsored Kasalang Bayan

SECOND QUARTER AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS OPERATIONS

P alay and Corn Stocks Survey (PCSS1) generate

monthly estimates of the current stock of rice and corn in farm and non-farm households. Stat Analyst Daniel Diola of PSA Camarines Sur trained ten (10) hired Statistical Researchers on March 31, 2017 to conduct the enumeration on April 1-7, 2017 on 202 farming households and 100 non farming households from 18 barangays of nine (9) municipalities and one (1) city of the province. The same survey in the same sample households was conducted on May 1-6, 2017 and June 1-6, 2017 with seven (7) SRs.

P alay and Corn Pro-duction Survey (PCPS) which aims

to generate estimates and forecasts of palay/corn area, production and yield. April 2017 Palay and Corn Produc-tion Survey was carried out simultaneously with the April 2017 PCSS1 by the same SRs but with different samples of 208 household for Palay from 19 barangays of nine(9) municipalities and one(1) city, and 146 household for Corn from 19 baran-gays of eleven(11) mu-nicipalities and one(1) city in Camarines Sur.

U pdates on pro-duction and har-vest area fore-

casts of palay and corn are generated from the Monthly Palay and Corn Situation Reporting Sys-tem (MPCSRS), which was conducted on May 1

-6, 2017 and June 1-6, 2017 alongside with May and June PCSS1 by the same SRs with 124 farm-ing household samples for Palay from nine (9) barangays of four (4) mu-nicipalities and one (1) city, and 78 farming household samples for Corn from ten (10) baran-gays of five (5) munici-palities and one (1) city in the province.

B ackyard Livestock & Poultry Survey (BLPS) for April

2017 was conducted on April 1-7, 2017 with 201 farming household sam-ples and 100 non-farming household samples. Ten SRs were trained by SA Jovylin Cacho last March 31, 2017.

Q uarterly Fisheries Survey for the 2nd Quarter (QFS) was

conducted last June 19-24, 2017 to sample fish landing areas in Camari-nes Sur. Eight SRs were trained and supervised by SA Dante Baldoza for QFS.

C rops Production Survey (CPS) for the 2nd Quarter

was conducted last May 23-31, 2017 with 15 SRs trained on May 12, 2017 and Supervised by SA Jovylin Cacho.

1 00 sample farms were interviewed during the 2nd

Quarter round of Com-mercial Livestock and Poultry Survey (CLPS) conducted last June 21-23, 2017.

PSA CAMARINES SUR CONDUCTS APRIL 2017 LABOR FORCE SURVEY

SR Alcozar interviewing the spouse of the HH head at Salvacion, Buhi


O n April 3-4, 2017, CSS C l e m e n t e Manaog and

SSII Rebecca R. Abiog trained five (5) statistical researchers (SRs) and one (1) regular employee at PSA Provincial Office Camarines Sur for the conduct of the April 2017 Labor Force Survey (LFS)

The enumeration was conducted in April 10-29, 2017 with 387 sample households in the munici-palities of Baao, Bato, Buhi, Bula, Goa, Lagonoy, Libmanan, Milaor, Minala-bac, Nabua, Ocampo, Pamplona, Ragay, Sipo-cot, and Tinambac, and in the cities of Iriga and Naga.

April 2017 LFS was a tablet-aided survey

conducted to simplify enumeration and post-enumeration process.

The LFS, a quarterly household sur-vey, aims to provide a quantitative framework

for the preparation of plans and formulation of policies affecting the labor market.

Specifically, the survey is designed to pro-vide statistics on levels

and trends of employ-ment, unemployment and underemployment for the country, as a whole, and for each of the administra-tive regions, including provinces and key cities.

PSA CONDUCTS APRIL 2017 CONSUMER EXPECTATIONS SURVEY

SR Oñate inter-viewing the HH

head


W O R K I N G W I T H D I S A G G R E G A T E D D A T A F O R T H E

E N H A N C E D C O M P R E H E N S I V E L A N D U S E P R O G R A M

H ousing and Land Use Regulatory Board Bicol

Region in partnership with the League of Mu-nicipal Planning and De-velopment Coordinators of Camarines Sur con-

ducted training on the formulation/updating of the Comprehensive Land Use Plan (CLUP) and Zoning Ordinances (ZO) using the Enhanced Com-prehensive Land Use Plan (ECLUP) Guidebook 2013-2014 on June 29,

Disaggregated Data, he discussed How PSA was created, Functions and Mandates of the PSA, Statistics Generated by the PSA, Confidentiality of Information, CLUP In-dicators, Other Statistics Generated by the PSA, Available PSA data on Demography, Available PSA data on Social and PSA data on Economics.

The training aims to provide technical as-sistance for the prepara-tion/updating of the CLUP and ZO of the LGUs using the en-hanced guidebook. Par-ticipants were the LGUs of Camarines Sur particu-larly those involved in the land use planning of the region.

2017 at Regent Hotel, Naga City.

Chief Statistical Specialist Clemente S. Manaog served as the resource speaker on the training. CSS Manaog discussed Working with

T he April 2017 Con-sumer Expectation Survey (CES) round in Camari-

nes Sur was conducted in April 1-12, 2017 with 99 sample households in the municipalities of Baao, Calabanga, Caramoan, Del Gallego, Goa, and Pasa-cao.

Statistical Specialist Baby-lin Armea and two (2) Sta-tistical Researchers Marie Cris Marquises and Jessie Oñate covered the entire sample households and submitted the results and required reports before the deadline.

CES is a quarterly house-hold survey with a random sample of about 5,000 households in the Philip-pines.

It aims to provide advance indication of consumer sentiments and expecta-tions for the current and the next quarters and the year ahead.

CSS Manaog discusses CLUP indicators from PSA data

P O U L T R Y S U M M I T

T he Provincial Government of Camarines Sur

thru the Provincial Agri-culture’s Office con-ducted Poultry Summit on June 7, 2017 at Villa del Rey, Capitol Com-pound, Cadlan, Pili, Camarines Sur.

CSS Clemente S. Manaog acted as the resource person where he presented the latest provincial Poultry Statis-tics, highlighting the Data Sources such as Back-yard Livestock and Poul-try Survey, Commercial Livestock and Poultry Survey, and Farm Prices Survey.


P S A C A M A R I N E S S U R C O N D U C T S T R A I N I N G F O R

S O L E M N I Z I N G O F F I C E R S & O T H E R S T A K E H O L D E R S

With poultry grow-ers and farmers in atten-dance, CSS Manaog dis-cussed various concepts and definitions as well as the emerging trends in Chicken and Egg Produc-tion, Duck and Egg Pro-duction, , Layer Inventory, Farmgate Prices of Chicken Broiler, Layer Culls, Duck Egg and Chicken Egg.

The Provincial Government of Camarines Sur in collaboration with the DA-RFO5 and ATI RTC5, aims to support the Department of Agricul-ture’s mission “Available and affordable food for the Filipino people”. This an-

crucial for a genuine food and livelihood security, rural development and global competitiveness.

chored with staple food commodities to ensure food security. As such, the animal industry is

P hilippine Statis-tics Authority Camarines Sur in

partnership with the Lo-cal Civil Registrars As-sociation of Camarines Sur, Inc. conducted a one-day Training for Solemnizing Officers and other Marriage Registration Stake-holders on June 16,

2017 at the Avenue Plaza Hotel, Naga City.

The training cov-ers the topics on Illegiti-mate Children Statistics of Camarines Sur, the Link-age between the PSA and the Solemnizing Officer, Marriage Laws and Regis-tration, Implementing Rules and Regulations of Administrative Order No.

training. A total of sixty-six (66) participants at-tended the training.

The training gives opportunity for those have not been able to attend the 10

th Na-

tional Convention of Sol-emnizing Officers (10 NCSO) in Cagayan de Oro City last May 23-25, 2017.

1. S. 2007, Processing of Certificate of Registration of Authority to Solemnize Marriage (CRASM), Guidelines in the Proc-essing of CRASM and Grounds for Cancellation of CRASM. Chief Statisti-cal Specialist Clemente S. Manaog and Statistical Specialist II Raul Aspe Jr. were the speakers in the

Training for Solemnizing Officers and other Marriage Registration Stakeholders

Appreciation from Provincial Agriculture’s Office.

The other 37.58 percent of

corn in the region came

from the other five prov-

inces with Albay sharing

22.66 percent.

Total corn produc-

tion in Camarines Sur in-

creased by 5.60 percent to


2016 from 153,320 metric

tons in 2015. The effects

of El Nino phenomenon

impacted on the overall

yield per hectare for all

harvested corn type de-

creased by 6.92 percent,

from the estimated 3.90

metric tons per hectare in

2015 to 3.63 metric tons

per hectare in 2016.

The increase of

10.37 percent in the yield

P A L A Y A N D C O R N . . . per hectare of white corn

type recorded was pulled

down by the 9.95 per-

cent decline in the yield

per hectare of the yellow

corn type for 2016.

Area harvested

for corn increased by

13.46 percent to 44,646

hectares from 39,350

hectares area harvested

in 2015.

The ye l low

corn area harvested in

Camarines Sur grew by

18.48 percent from

33,192 hectares in

2015 to 39,325 hec-

tares in 2016. In con-

trast, white corn area

harvested posted a

13.59 percent decrease

from 6,158 hectares in

2015 to 5,321 hectares

in 2016.

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R E G I S T E R E D M A R R I A G E S . . . (from page 4)

The favorite month

of couples to tie the knot in

2016 was the month of

May with a daily average of

37 marriages. The months

of April with a daily aver-

age of 32 and January with

a daily average of 31

ranked second and third,

respectively. The least fa-

vored month for marriage

was the month of August

with a daily average of 13

marriages followed by the

month of November post-

ing a daily average of 18

marriages.

Marriages offici-

ated in Roman Catholic

Church topped the list of

marriages in 2016. It com-

prised 4,700 marriages or

48.05 percent share of the

total reported marriages.

Marriages per-

formed in civil rites ranked

second with 4,567 mar-

riages or 46.69 percent

share followed by other

religious rites with 510 or

5.21 percent share.

Similarly in 2015,

mar r iage cont rac ted

through Roman Catholic

Church registered the

highest with 4,295 mar-


share, followed by civil

rites with 4,013 mar-


share.

There was no

report of marriages car-

ried out under tribal

rites for the years 2015

and 2016.

In 2016, the

median age at marriage

for brides and grooms

were 26 and 28, re-

spectively. The most

number of brides in

2016 got married at

ages 20 to 24 years

(3,626 or 37.1 percent)

while the most number

of grooms belonged

to ages 25 to 29 years

(3,541 or 36.2 per-

cent).

Moreover, the

number of teenage

brides (872 or 8.9 per-

cent) was five times

more than the number

of teenage grooms

(174 or 1.8 percent).

Teenage are those at

the under 20 age

group.

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