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Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Statistics 1184 Ben-lor Bldng., Quezon Avenue, Quezon City
Crops Statistics Division 371-2067
http:/www.bas.gov.ph
Republic of the Philippines Department of Agriculture BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS
Major Non-Food and Industrial Crops Quarterly Bulletin
January-March 2010 VOLUME 1 NO. 1
June 2010
Explanatory Notes
The Non-Food and Industrial Crops Quarterly Bulletin provides updates on basic production data on major non-food and industrial crops. The report covers the major non-food and industrial crops, namely, abaca, coconut, coffee, rubber, sugarcane and tobacco. These crops are highlighted in the report on the Performance of Agriculture which is released quarterly by the Bureau of Agricultural Statistics (BAS). Production data are based on the results of the Quarterly Crop Production Survey (CrPS) of BAS, Quarterly Coconut Production Survey (QCPS) of the Philippine Coconut Authority and BAS, and Canes Milled as reported by sugar milling districts of the Sugar Regulatory Administration (SRA).
Production January-March 2010 Abaca. Production in the first quarter of 2010 was 16.65 thousand mt or
1.69 percent lower compared to year ago level of 16.94 thousand mt.
Lower price and lesser number of buyers dampened harvesting in Aklan,
Antique, Iloilo, Agusan del Sur, Agusan del Norte and Negros Oriental.
The hot weather in ARMM particularly in Sulu province also resulted in
smaller stalks. Likewise, bunchy tops continued to affect farms in Leyte
and Southern Leyte, thus, the 9.20 percent drop in production in Eastern
Visayas (Table 1).
Coconut. Production at 3.67 million mt was up by 1.75 percent from
last year’s round. Production of mature and young nuts increased by
1.71 percent and 3.46 percent, respectively (Table 1). Increased
production of mature nuts was attributed to improved demand in Aurora
and the increase in number of bearing trees in Marinduque, Bohol,
Zamboanga del Norte, North Cotabato, Sultan Kudarat and Agusan del
Sur. Higher application rate of fertilizer as a result of the distribution
program of PCA in Misamis Oriental, Guimaras, Zamboanga Sibugay
and in the provinces of SOCCSKSARGEN also contributed to the
increase in production. On the other hand, sustained demand for buko
juice due to the hot weather and higher price led to increased harvesting
of green nuts.
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Explanatory Notes
The Non-Food and Industrial Crops Quarterly Bulletin provides updates on basic production data on major non-food and industrial crops. The report covers the major non-food and industrial crops, namely, abaca, coconut, coffee, rubber, sugarcane and tobacco. These crops are highlighted in the report on the Performance of Agriculture which is released quarterly by the Bureau of Agricultural Statistics (BAS). Production data are based on the results of the Quarterly Crop Production Survey (CrPS) of BAS, Quarterly Coconut Production Survey (QCPS) of the Philippine Coconut Authority and BAS, and Canes Milled as reported by sugar milling districts of the Sugar Regulatory Administration (SRA).
Production January-March 2010 Abaca. Production in the first quarter of 2010 was 16.65 thousand mt or
1.69 percent lower compared to year ago level of 16.94 thousand mt.
Lower price and lesser number of buyers dampened harvesting in Aklan,
Antique, Iloilo, Agusan del Sur, Agusan del Norte and Negros Oriental.
The hot weather in ARMM particularly in Sulu province also resulted in
smaller stalks. Likewise, bunchy tops continued to affect farms in Leyte
and Southern Leyte, thus, the 9.20 percent drop in production in Eastern
Visayas (Table 1).
Coconut. Production at 3.67 million mt was up by 1.75 percent from
last year’s round. Production of mature and young nuts increased by
1.71 percent and 3.46 percent, respectively (Table 1). Increased
production of mature nuts was attributed to improved demand in Aurora
and the increase in number of bearing trees in Marinduque, Bohol,
Zamboanga del Norte, North Cotabato, Sultan Kudarat and Agusan del
Sur. Higher application rate of fertilizer as a result of the distribution
program of PCA in Misamis Oriental, Guimaras, Zamboanga Sibugay
and in the provinces of SOCCSKSARGEN also contributed to the
increase in production. On the other hand, sustained demand for buko
juice due to the hot weather and higher price led to increased harvesting
of green nuts.
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Coffee. The hot weather
condition that prevailed
during the reference period
had adversely affected
production of all varieties of
coffee. Production of Arabica
dropped by 1.57 percent.
Buyer’s preference for
Robusta coffee caused a drop in Excelsa harvests by 81.56 percent
in Agusan del Sur while delicate peace and order situation was cited in
Sulu. For Liberica variety, aged and less productive trees, and lesser
demand led to neglect of farms in the top producing province of Quezon.
With a 42 % share in the national output, the province managed to
produce 64.66 mt in January-March 2010, down from 68.64 mt in 2009
(Table 1). In the case of Robusta coffee, reduced production was the
result of stress due to lack of water in the provinces of Davao Region
and SOCCSKSARGEN. Shifting to banana, oil palm and rubber was
noted in North Cotabato. Robusta coffee production was down by 1.34
percent. Robusta remained the most preferred variety with 76.87
percent share in the total coffee production (Figure 1).
Rubber. Production in the first quarter of 2010 was 58.24 mt which was
8.58 percent lower compared to the 63.71 thousand mt in the same
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Figure 1. Coffee: Percent distribution of production by variety, January-March 2010
Others0.59%
Arabica15.43%
Excelsa6.63%
Liberica0.48%
Robusta76.87%
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Table 10. TOBACCO: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines, Oct-Dec and Jan-Dec 2008-2009, Jan-March 2009-201
2008 2009 2008 2009 2009 2010P (3)/ (2) (5)/ (4) (7)/ (6)(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
PHILIPPINES 32,466 36,383 374 369 9,726 10,674 12.06 (1.35) 9.
CAR 912 929 548 554 1.88 - 1. Ilocos Region 23,590 24,341 9,034 9,987 3.19 - 10. Cagayan Valley 6,328 9,239 46.00 - - Central Luzon 25 202 32 34 697.44 - 6. CALABARZON - - - MIMAROPA 553 578 2 1 4.44 - (5. Bicol Region 9 7 1 1 4 2 (24.70) (27.27) (56. Western Visayas 279 310 17 17 11.20 - (0. Central Visayas 19 18 4 4 (4.74) - (6. Eastern Visayas 23 22 2 2 4 4 (5.13) (9.26) (10. Zamboanga Peninsula 21 22 6 6 7 7 1.90 (4.91) (8. Northern Mindanao 528 560 314 318 6 6.04 1.22 - Davao Region 24 23 6 6 7 6 (3.26) (4.45) (13. SOCCSKSARGEN 60 57 16 15 20 18 (5.67) (3.57) (6. Caraga 9 6 1 1 0.2 (36.60) (18.46) - ARMM 85 70 27 20 42 40 (18.24) (25.93) (4. P-Preliminary
Percent ChangeREGION January-December October-December January-March
Table 11. TOBACCO VIRGINIA: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines, Oct-Dec and Jan-Dec 2008-2009, Jan-March 2009-2010P
2008 2009 2009 2010P (3)/ (2) (5)/ (4)(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
PHILIPPINES 15,125 16,578 9,383 10,321 9.61 9.99
CAR 905 922 543 549 1.88 1.04 Ilocos Region 14,218 15,655 8,838 9,770 10.11 10.55 Cagayan Valley - - Central Luzon - - CALABARZON - - MIMAROPA - - Bicol Region - - Western Visayas - - Central Visayas 2 1 1 1 (15.79) (6.25) Eastern Visayas - - Zamboanga Peninsula - - Northern Mindanao - - Davao Region - - SOCCSKSARGEN - - Caraga - - ARMM - - P-Preliminary
Percent ChangeREGION January-December January-March
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period of last year (Table 1). This was attributed to the hot weather that
prevailed throughout the country during the period. Some trees in
Basilan were reported to be in the wintering or defoliation phase.
Sugarcane. Production
during January-March
2010 was recorded at
10.08 million mt. This
was lower by 10.94
percent from its level of
11.32 million mt in 2009.
Cane processed for
centrifugal which accounted for 98.20 percent of the total cane output
(Figure 2), went down by 11.70 percent from 11.21 million mt in 2009
to 9.90 million mt in 2010. This was due to the advance harvesting in
October 2009 to January 2010, to cope with feedstock requirements of
sugarmills that went into full blast operation during that period.
Production of cane for panocha/muscovado also decreased due to
stunted growth of canes in Quirino and Sultan Kudarat and the adverse
effect of typhoon Pepeng in Pangasinan. Sustained demand and the use
of good planting materials increased cane production for chewing by
1.20 percent, and basi/vinegar by 3.87 percent. Sugarcane output
intended for ethanol production was recorded at 88.43 thousand mt.
Figure 2. Sugarcane: Percent distribution of production by use, January-March 2010
o ther uses0.03%
panocha/ muscovado
0.89%
ethanol0.88%
centrifugal98.20%
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Tobacco. In the first quarter
of the year, Virginia and
other tobacco varieties
particularly Burley, were in
season. Output from these
tobacco varieties buoyed up
production by 9.75 percent,
from 9.73 thousand mt in
2009 to 10.67 thousand mt in 2010. Virginia variety comprised 96.69
percent of the total production (Figure 3). The increased output from the
aforementioned varieties was due to the additional area planted from
corn areas in Ilocos Sur and proper crop maintenance in Abra.
Additional areas were planted to Burley variety in Ilocos Norte, La
Union, Pangasinan and Tarlac as a result of the high prices last year.
Production of native variety dropped by 1.2 percent due to the
decrease in area planted in Negros Occidental, Romblon, Zamboanga
del Sur, Masbate and Maguindanao. Unavailability of planting materials
was also reported in Surigao del Norte and Negros Oriental.
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Figure 3. Tobacco: Percent distribution of production by variety, January-March
2010
Virginia97%
Others1%
Native2%
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Table 7. RUBBER: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines, Oct-Dec and Jan-Dec 2008-2009, Jan-March 2009-2010P
2008 2009 2008 2009 2009 2010P (3)/ (2) (5)/ (4) (7)/ (6)(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
PHILIPPINES 411,044 390,962 158,382 135,451 63,706 58,238 (4.89) (14.48) (8.
CAR - - - Ilocos Region - - - Cagayan Valley - - - Central Luzon - - - CALABARZON 13 15 3 4 4 2.8 9.73 11.18 (23. MIMAROPA 16 20 4 5 6 7 24.87 12.47 7. Bicol Region - - - Western Visayas - - - Central Visayas - - - Eastern Visayas - - - Zamboanga Peninsula 173,715 164,830 76,099 66,012 23,397 22,969 (5.11) (13.25) (1. Northern Mindanao 10,079 10,169 3,566 3,572 603 620 0.89 0.17 2. Davao Region 16,181 15,844 3,566 3,549 2,772 2,668 (2.08) (0.47) (3. SOCCSKSARGEN 164,005 152,963 69,024 55,814 33,843 28,834 (6.73) (19.14) (14. Caraga 15,540 14,686 2,454 2,630 1,619.3 1,750.6 (5.50) 7.16 8. ARMM 31,494 32,435 3,665 3,865 1,462 1,387 2.99 5.46 (5. P-Preliminary
Percent ChangeREGION January-December October-December January-March
Table 6. COFFEE ROBUSTA: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines, Oct-Dec and Jan-Dec 2008-2009, Jan-March 2009-2010P
2008 2009 2008 2009 2009 2010P (3)/ ( 2) (5)/ (4) (7)/ (6)(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
PHILIPPINES 70,112 69,350 30,283 30,357 25,215 24,876 (1.09) 0.24 (1.3
CAR 5,114 4,862 839 821 3,725 3,658 (4.92) (2.18) (1.8 Ilocos Region 47 49 13 14 3.99 8.57 - Cagayan Valley 689 699 654 624 1.39 - (4.5 Central Luzon 1,622 1,658 96 99 1,424 1,481 2.21 2.81 4.0 CALABARZON 7,957 7,937 298 485 7,215 7,173.3 (0.25) 62.78 (0.5 MIMAROPA 110 111 50 51 17 18 0.87 1.79 10.6 Bicol Region 258 253 141 138 77 73 (2.04) (2.44) (4.6 Western Visayas 4,650 4,780 3,447 3,610 1,137 1,119 2.80 4.73 (1.5 Central Visayas 247 204 58 56 149 142 (17.31) (4.13) (4.3 Eastern Visayas 107 93 25 22 9 9 (12.89) (9.63) (3.3 Zamboanga Peninsula 542 552 197 195 93 93 1.71 (0.64) (0.0 Northern Mindanao 5,435 5,267 2,201 2,222 1,869 1,875 (3.09) 1.00 0.3 Davao Region 18,303 17,888 10,036 9,638 3,354 3,156 (2.27) (3.97) (5.9 SOCCSKSARGEN 14,686 15,091 7,083 7,381 4,195 4,167 2.76 4.21 (0.6 Caraga 2,830 2,499 688 619 142 133 (11.71) (9.93) (6.4 ARMM 7,514 7,407 5,111 5,004 1,155 1,153 (1.43) (2.09) (0.1 P-Preliminary
Percent ChangeREGION January-December October-December January-March
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TABLES
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Table 1. Non-Food and Industrial Crops: Production, Philippines, October-December 2008-2009 and January-March 2009-2010.
2008 2009 2009 2010 (3)/(2) (5)/(4) (7)/(6)(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
Abaca 68,386 65,825 15,845 14,442 16,936 16,650 (3.74) (8.86) (1.69)Coconut 15,319,527 15,667,565 4,144,427 4,233,875 3,604,215 3,667,245 2.27 2.16 1.75 Matured 14,997,982 15,343,989 4,047,830 4,138,657 3,531,184 3,591,690 2.31 2.24 1.71 Young 321,545 323,576 96,598 95,217 73,030 75,555 0.63 (1.43) 3.46 Coffee 97,428 96,433 41,618 41,739 32,927 32,359 (1.02) 0.29 (1.73) Arabica 19,677 19,655 8,992 9,163 5,073 4,993 (0.11) 1.90 (1.57) Excelsa 6,763 6,572 1,987 1,868 2,283 2,147 (2.83) (6.01) (5.96) Liberica 672 659 355 351 165 154 (1.97) (1.05) (6.96) Robusta 70,112 69,350 30,283 30,357 25,215 24,876 (1.09) 0.24 (1.34) Others 204 197 0 0 192 190 (3.11) 7.50 (1.04)Rubber 411,044 390,962 158,382 135,451 63,706 58,238 (4.89) (14.48) (8.58)Sugarcane for: 26,601,384 22,932,819 6,990,052 7,856,606 11,321,612 10,083,477 (13.79) 12.40 (10.94) centrifugal 26,356,962 22,562,680 6,930,532 7,725,880 11,213,567 9,902,108 (14.40) 11.48 (11.70) ethanol - 118,579 - 69,416 - 88,433 panocha/ muscovado
238,662 245,686 58,912 60,721 104,726 89,499 2.94 3.07 (14.54)
chewing 1,608 1,508 517 476 386 391 (6.19) (8.01) 1.20 basi/ vinegar 4,152 4,366 91 113 2,933 3,046 5.16 24.68 3.87 Tobacco 32,466 36,383 374 369 9,726 10,674 12.06 (1.35) 9.75 Native 10,047 10,416 374 369 240 237 3.67 (1.35) (1.20) Virginia 15,125 16,578 - - 9,383 10,321 9.61 9.99 Others 7,295 9,389 - - 103 116 28.71 12.58
Percent ChangeJanuary-MarchOctober-DecemberCrop 2008 2009
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Table 2. ABACA: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines, Oct-Dec and Jan-Dec 2008-2009, Jan-March 2009-2010P
2008 2009 2008 2009 2009 2010P (3)/ (2) (5)/ (4) (7)/ (6(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
PHILIPPINES 68,386 65,825 15,845 14,442 16,936 16,650 (3.74) (8.86) (1.6
CAR 13 13 4 4 2 2 2.07 0.46 (5.8 Ilocos RegionCagayan ValleyCentral Luzon 80 100 20 22 20 24 25.16 10.00 20.0 CALABARZON 24 21 9 4 2 0.4 (12.06) (54.54) (71.6 MIMAROPA 72 74 12 13 13 13 2.87 6.02 4.7 Bicol Region 18,363 18,833 3,450 3,357 5,229 5,519 2.56 (2.69) 5.5 Western Visayas 1,679 1,568 436 384 297 280 (6.63) (12.00) (5.7 Central Visayas 731 383 190 27 203 130 (47.67) (85.87) (36.2 Eastern Visayas 23,779 21,239 6,110 4,924 5,445 4,944 (10.68) (19.41) (9.2 Zamboanga Peninsula 177 198 41 46 58 59 11.86 11.32 0.5 Northern Mindanao 1,615 1,741 373 439 397 402 7.83 17.64 1.2 Davao Region 10,247 10,212 2,734 2,824 2,496 2,535 (0.34) 3.29 1.5 SOCCSKSARGEN 741 800 188 206 207 209 8.01 9.90 0.9 Caraga 6,084 5,861 1,222 1,171 1,384 1,373 (3.67) (4.17) (0.7 ARMM 4,779 4,781 1,056 1,021 1,184 1,161 0.04 (3.31) (1.9 P-Preliminary
January-March Percent ChangeREGION January-December October-December
Table 3. COCONUT: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines, Oct-Dec and Jan-Dec 2008-2009, Jan-March 2009-201
2008 2009 2008 2009 2009 2010P (3)/ (2) (5)/ (4) (7)/ ((1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
PHILIPPINES 15,319,527 15,667,565 4,144,427 4,233,875 3,604,215 3,667,245 2.27 2.16 1.
CAR 866 906 288 293 182 185 4.65 1.76 1. Ilocos Region 36,144 38,023 11,321 11,915 10,498 10,158 5.20 5.24 (3. Cagayan Valley 77,776 71,896 17,176 15,158 18,242 16,590 (7.56) (11.75) (9. Central Luzon 189,103 199,730 53,785 56,887 36,164 40,356 5.62 5.77 11. CALABARZON 1,362,852 1,430,128 335,873 348,074 291,935 287,966.0 4.94 3.63 (1. MIMAROPA 580,603 668,361 260,633 300,349 110,174 124,107 15.11 15.24 12. Bicol Region 1,159,810 1,257,221 338,504 359,034 294,767 292,896 8.40 6.06 (0. Western Visayas 482,736 478,331 114,500 121,666 117,306 121,353 (0.91) 6.26 3. Central Visayas 393,855 434,589 117,062 132,107 73,961 86,443 10.34 12.85 16. Eastern Visayas 1,805,072 1,776,916 499,285 480,984 388,503 385,091 (1.56) (3.67) (0. Zamboanga Peninsula 1,714,907 1,744,738 471,967 476,446 431,224 461,172 1.74 0.95 6. Northern Mindanao 1,713,354 1,743,338 436,094 443,916 417,867 426,207 1.75 1.79 2. Davao Region 2,671,203 2,691,905 679,707 673,154 674,557 667,414 0.77 (0.96) (1. SOCCSKSARGEN 870,094 895,086 211,727 228,600 219,622 227,874 2.87 7.97 3. Caraga 1,011,096 985,427 258,307 251,494 228,880 230,689 (2.54) (2.64) 0. ARMM 1,250,054 1,250,971 338,199 333,797 290,333 288,744 0.07 (1.30) (0. P-Preliminary
Percent ChangeREGION January-December October-December January-March
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Table 2. ABACA: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines, Oct-Dec and Jan-Dec 2008-2009, Jan-March 2009-2010P
2008 2009 2008 2009 2009 2010P (3)/ (2) (5)/ (4) (7)/ (6)(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
PHILIPPINES 68,386 65,825 15,845 14,442 16,936 16,650 (3.74) (8.86) (1.69)
CAR 13 13 4 4 2 2 2.07 0.46 (5.85) Ilocos RegionCagayan ValleyCentral Luzon 80 100 20 22 20 24 25.16 10.00 20.00 CALABARZON 24 21 9 4 2 0.4 (12.06) (54.54) (71.67) MIMAROPA 72 74 12 13 13 13 2.87 6.02 4.71 Bicol Region 18,363 18,833 3,450 3,357 5,229 5,519 2.56 (2.69) 5.56 Western Visayas 1,679 1,568 436 384 297 280 (6.63) (12.00) (5.75) Central Visayas 731 383 190 27 203 130 (47.67) (85.87) (36.23) Eastern Visayas 23,779 21,239 6,110 4,924 5,445 4,944 (10.68) (19.41) (9.20) Zamboanga Peninsula 177 198 41 46 58 59 11.86 11.32 0.55 Northern Mindanao 1,615 1,741 373 439 397 402 7.83 17.64 1.20 Davao Region 10,247 10,212 2,734 2,824 2,496 2,535 (0.34) 3.29 1.53 SOCCSKSARGEN 741 800 188 206 207 209 8.01 9.90 0.93 Caraga 6,084 5,861 1,222 1,171 1,384 1,373 (3.67) (4.17) (0.79) ARMM 4,779 4,781 1,056 1,021 1,184 1,161 0.04 (3.31) (1.93) P-Preliminary
January-March Percent ChangeREGION January-December October-December
Table 3. COCONUT: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines, Oct-Dec and Jan-Dec 2008-2009, Jan-March 2009-2010P
2008 2009 2008 2009 2009 2010P (3)/ (2) (5)/ (4) (7)/ (6)(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
PHILIPPINES 15,319,527 15,667,565 4,144,427 4,233,875 3,604,215 3,667,245 2.27 2.16 1.75
CAR 866 906 288 293 182 185 4.65 1.76 1.66 Ilocos Region 36,144 38,023 11,321 11,915 10,498 10,158 5.20 5.24 (3.24) Cagayan Valley 77,776 71,896 17,176 15,158 18,242 16,590 (7.56) (11.75) (9.06) Central Luzon 189,103 199,730 53,785 56,887 36,164 40,356 5.62 5.77 11.59 CALABARZON 1,362,852 1,430,128 335,873 348,074 291,935 287,966.0 4.94 3.63 (1.36) MIMAROPA 580,603 668,361 260,633 300,349 110,174 124,107 15.11 15.24 12.65 Bicol Region 1,159,810 1,257,221 338,504 359,034 294,767 292,896 8.40 6.06 (0.63) Western Visayas 482,736 478,331 114,500 121,666 117,306 121,353 (0.91) 6.26 3.45 Central Visayas 393,855 434,589 117,062 132,107 73,961 86,443 10.34 12.85 16.88 Eastern Visayas 1,805,072 1,776,916 499,285 480,984 388,503 385,091 (1.56) (3.67) (0.88) Zamboanga Peninsula 1,714,907 1,744,738 471,967 476,446 431,224 461,172 1.74 0.95 6.94 Northern Mindanao 1,713,354 1,743,338 436,094 443,916 417,867 426,207 1.75 1.79 2.00 Davao Region 2,671,203 2,691,905 679,707 673,154 674,557 667,414 0.77 (0.96) (1.06) SOCCSKSARGEN 870,094 895,086 211,727 228,600 219,622 227,874 2.87 7.97 3.76 Caraga 1,011,096 985,427 258,307 251,494 228,880 230,689 (2.54) (2.64) 0.79 ARMM 1,250,054 1,250,971 338,199 333,797 290,333 288,744 0.07 (1.30) (0.55) P-Preliminary
Percent ChangeREGION January-December October-December January-March
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Table 4. COFFEE : Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines, Oct-Dec and Jan-Dec 2008-2009, Jan-March 2009-2010P
2008 2009 2008 2009 2009 2010P (3)/ (2) (5)/ (4) (7)/ (6)(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
PHILIPPINES 97,428 96,433 41,618 41,739 32,927 32,359 (1.02) 0.29 (1.73)
CAR 5,950 5,700 1,069 1,047 4,237 4,163 (4.19) (2.03) (1.75) Ilocos Region 98 105 46 52 7.85 13.00 - Cagayan Valley 1,080 1,099 1,030 978 1.78 - (5.11) Central Luzon 1,673 1,706 114 116 1,455 1,514 1.98 1.50 4.03 CALABARZON 9,132 9,084 301 486 7,782 7,701 (0.52) 61.45 (1.05) MIMAROPA 207 202 90 86 37 39 (2.78) (4.36) 6.33 Bicol Region 339 335 180 176 101 96 (1.37) (2.33) (5.55) Western Visayas 5,734 5,902 4,492 4,695 1,165 1,145 2.94 4.52 (1.68) Central Visayas 295 251 101 98 153 146 (15.10) (3.46) (4.65) Eastern Visayas 247 227 97 91 19 18 (8.09) (6.62) (3.53) Zamboanga Peninsula 1,314 1,263 595 556 205 204 (3.86) (6.63) (0.71) Northern Mindanao 6,203 6,016 2,414 2,436 2,144 2,147 (3.02) 0.91 0.16 Davao Region 24,066 23,632 12,367 11,963 4,428 4,204 (1.80) (3.27) (5.06) SOCCSKSARGEN 27,022 27,554 12,282 12,775 7,805 7,748 1.97 4.01 (0.73) Caraga 3,147 2,619 766 635 205 157 (16.78) (17.09) (23.15) ARMM 10,922 10,737 6,702 6,527 2,160 2,100 (1.69) (2.60) (2.82) P-Preliminary
Percent ChangeREGION January-December October-December January-March
Table 5. COFFEE ARABICA: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines, Oct-Dec and Jan-Dec 2008-2009, Jan-March 2009-2010P
2008 2009 2008 2009 2009 2010P (3)/ (2) (5)/ (4) (7)/ (6)(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
PHILIPPINES 19,677 19,655 8,992 9,163 5,073 4,993 (0.11) 1.90 (1.57)
CAR 535 548 211 208 245 242 2.30 (1.44) (1.21) Ilocos Region 33 37 26 30 11.84 14.29 - Cagayan Valley 216 222 206 196 2.98 - (5.19) Central Luzon 6 6 6 6 1.08 - 2.31 CALABARZON 91 85 2 51 44.1 (6.31) - (13.82) MIMAROPA 7 6 2 2 1 1 (7.54) (16.67) (17.24) Bicol Region 75 76 39 38 19 17 1.03 (1.95) (11.36) Western Visayas 913 947 878 914 25 23 3.71 4.00 (6.38) Central Visayas 37 36 33 32 4 3 (3.17) (1.76) (14.16) Eastern Visayas 71 68 37 34 3 3 (4.03) (6.34) (2.39) Zamboanga Peninsula 594 546 294 265 88 88 (8.13) (9.92) (0.22) Northern Mindanao 395 393 90 92 101 104 (0.54) 2.07 2.69 Davao Region 3,152 3,138 1,435 1,430 435 424 (0.42) (0.31) (2.70) SOCCSKSARGEN 11,804 11,831 5,174 5,368 3,437 3,414 0.22 3.75 (0.67) Caraga 3 2 (36.36) - - ARMM 1,745 1,715 772 751 451 429 (1.75) (2.81) (4.96) P-Preliminary
Percent ChangeREGION January-December October-December January-March
TABLES
Tobacco. In the first quarter
of the year, Virginia and
other tobacco varieties
particularly Burley, were in
season. Output from these
tobacco varieties buoyed up
production by 9.75 percent,
from 9.73 thousand mt in
2009 to 10.67 thousand mt in 2010. Virginia variety comprised 96.69
percent of the total production (Figure 3). The increased output from the
aforementioned varieties was due to the additional area planted from
corn areas in Ilocos Sur and proper crop maintenance in Abra.
Additional areas were planted to Burley variety in Ilocos Norte, La
Union, Pangasinan and Tarlac as a result of the high prices last year.
Production of native variety dropped by 1.2 percent due to the
decrease in area planted in Negros Occidental, Romblon, Zamboanga
del Sur, Masbate and Maguindanao. Unavailability of planting materials
was also reported in Surigao del Norte and Negros Oriental.
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Figure 3. Tobacco: Percent distribution of production by variety, January-March
2010
Virginia97%
Others1%
Native2%
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Table 7. RUBBER: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines, Oct-Dec and Jan-Dec 2008-2009, Jan-March 2009-2010P
2008 2009 2008 2009 2009 2010P (3)/ (2) (5)/ (4) (7)/ (6)(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
PHILIPPINES 411,044 390,962 158,382 135,451 63,706 58,238 (4.89) (14.48) (8.58)
CAR - - - Ilocos Region - - - Cagayan Valley - - - Central Luzon - - - CALABARZON 13 15 3 4 4 2.8 9.73 11.18 (23.12) MIMAROPA 16 20 4 5 6 7 24.87 12.47 7.52 Bicol Region - - - Western Visayas - - - Central Visayas - - - Eastern Visayas - - - Zamboanga Peninsula 173,715 164,830 76,099 66,012 23,397 22,969 (5.11) (13.25) (1.83) Northern Mindanao 10,079 10,169 3,566 3,572 603 620 0.89 0.17 2.83 Davao Region 16,181 15,844 3,566 3,549 2,772 2,668 (2.08) (0.47) (3.76) SOCCSKSARGEN 164,005 152,963 69,024 55,814 33,843 28,834 (6.73) (19.14) (14.80) Caraga 15,540 14,686 2,454 2,630 1,619.3 1,750.6 (5.50) 7.16 8.11 ARMM 31,494 32,435 3,665 3,865 1,462 1,387 2.99 5.46 (5.10) P-Preliminary
Percent ChangeREGION January-December October-December January-March
Table 6. COFFEE ROBUSTA: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines, Oct-Dec and Jan-Dec 2008-2009, Jan-March 2009-2010P
2008 2009 2008 2009 2009 2010P (3)/ ( 2) (5)/ (4) (7)/ (6)(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
PHILIPPINES 70,112 69,350 30,283 30,357 25,215 24,876 (1.09) 0.24 (1.34)
CAR 5,114 4,862 839 821 3,725 3,658 (4.92) (2.18) (1.80) Ilocos Region 47 49 13 14 3.99 8.57 - Cagayan Valley 689 699 654 624 1.39 - (4.55) Central Luzon 1,622 1,658 96 99 1,424 1,481 2.21 2.81 4.00 CALABARZON 7,957 7,937 298 485 7,215 7,173.3 (0.25) 62.78 (0.58) MIMAROPA 110 111 50 51 17 18 0.87 1.79 10.64 Bicol Region 258 253 141 138 77 73 (2.04) (2.44) (4.62) Western Visayas 4,650 4,780 3,447 3,610 1,137 1,119 2.80 4.73 (1.55) Central Visayas 247 204 58 56 149 142 (17.31) (4.13) (4.36) Eastern Visayas 107 93 25 22 9 9 (12.89) (9.63) (3.38) Zamboanga Peninsula 542 552 197 195 93 93 1.71 (0.64) (0.04) Northern Mindanao 5,435 5,267 2,201 2,222 1,869 1,875 (3.09) 1.00 0.33 Davao Region 18,303 17,888 10,036 9,638 3,354 3,156 (2.27) (3.97) (5.90) SOCCSKSARGEN 14,686 15,091 7,083 7,381 4,195 4,167 2.76 4.21 (0.67) Caraga 2,830 2,499 688 619 142 133 (11.71) (9.93) (6.40) ARMM 7,514 7,407 5,111 5,004 1,155 1,153 (1.43) (2.09) (0.12) P-Preliminary
Percent ChangeREGION January-December October-December January-March
Table 8. SUGARCANE: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines, Oct-Dec and Jan-Dec 2008-2009, Jan-March 2009-2010P
2008 2009 2008 2009 2009 2010P (3)/ (2) (5)/ (4) (7)/ (6)(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
PHILIPPINES 26,601,384 22,932,819 6,990,052 7,856,606 11,321,612 10,083,477 (13.79) 12.40 (10.94)
CAR 9,842 10,215 37 6,552 6,505 3.79 (0.72) Ilocos Region 19,022 20,041 1,067 1,121 17,586 17,103 5.35 5.06 (2.75) Cagayan Valley 263,371 202,232 62 58 177,587 181,064 (23.21) (6.45) 1.96 Central Luzon 1,321,301 1,034,084 492,521 429,605 602,025 461,531 (21.74) (12.77) (23.34) CALABARZON 2,457,833 1,791,746 304,014 223,084 1,270,578 1,229,740 (27.10) (26.62) (3.21) MIMAROPA - - - Bicol Region 319,989 246,343 9,386 9,573 129,261 175,778 (23.02) 1.99 35.99 Western Visayas 13,770,505 12,469,613 5,030,715 5,596,434 5,091,576 4,245,394 (9.45) 11.25 (16.62) Central Visayas 2,905,399 2,035,675 303,165 460,849 1,217,600 1,170,724 (29.93) 52.01 (3.85) Eastern Visayas 553,088 406,876 71,936 102,275 250,867 244,355 (26.44) 42.18 (2.60) Zamboanga Peninsula 421 405 132 122 52 52 (3.87) (7.24) (0.29) Northern Mindanao 3,421,408 3,493,130 391,577 784,970 1,921,335 1,715,040 2.10 100.46 (10.74) Davao Region 574,492 524,686 69,158 90,831 300,419 231,971 (8.67) 31.34 (22.78) SOCCSKSARGEN 926,417 653,062 298,374 147,176 308,253 348,417 (29.51) (50.67) 13.03 Caraga 9 7 2 1 2 0.4 (15.61) (8.33) (75.29) ARMM 58,285 44,704 17,945 10,468 27,920 55,803 (23.30) (41.66) 99.87 P-Preliminary
Percent ChangeREGION January-December October-December January-March
Table 9. CANE FOR CENTRIFUGAL: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines, Oct-Dec and Jan-Dec 2008-2009, Jan-March 2009-2010P
2008 2009 2008 2009 2009 2010P (3)/ (2) (5)/ (4) (7)/ (6)(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
PHILIPPINES 26,356,962 22,562,680 6,930,532 7,725,880 11,213,567 9,902,108 (14.40) 11.48 (11.70)
CAR 8,590 8,780 5,610 5,550 2.21 - (1.07) Ilocos Region - - - Cagayan Valley 262,848 201,715 177,519 181,007 (23.26) - 1.96 Central Luzon 1,286,154 998,966 492,488 429,572 569,394 444,362 (22.33) (12.78) (21.96) CALABARZON 2,457,772 1,791,667 304,014 223,072 1,270,538 1,229,698 (27.10) (26.62) (3.21) MIMAROPA - - - Bicol Region 257,882 183,715 112,961 159,078 (28.76) - 40.83 Western Visayas 13,700,284 12,308,364 5,002,305 5,522,608 5,056,619 4,144,326 (10.16) 10.40 (18.04) Central Visayas 2,905,399 2,006,234 303,165 436,005 1,217,600 1,147,793 (30.95) 43.82 (5.73) Eastern Visayas 553,050 406,837 71,925 102,264 250,859 244,346 (26.44) 42.18 (2.60) Zamboanga Peninsula - - - Northern Mindanao 3,421,408 3,493,130 391,577 784,970 1,921,335 1,715,040 2.10 100.46 (10.74) Davao Region 574,093 524,307 69,066 90,745 300,319 231,871 (8.67) 31.39 (22.79) SOCCSKSARGEN 871,237 594,298 278,067 126,194 302,896 343,237 (31.79) (54.62) 13.32 Caraga - - - ARMM 58,245 44,667 17,925 10,450 27,917 55,800 (23.31) (41.70) 99.88 P-Preliminary
Percent ChangeREGION January-December October-December January-March
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period of last year (Table 1). This was attributed to the hot weather that
prevailed throughout the country during the period. Some trees in
Basilan were reported to be in the wintering or defoliation phase.
Sugarcane. Production
during January-March
2010 was recorded at
10.08 million mt. This
was lower by 10.94
percent from its level of
11.32 million mt in 2009.
Cane processed for
centrifugal which accounted for 98.20 percent of the total cane output
(Figure 2), went down by 11.70 percent from 11.21 million mt in 2009
to 9.90 million mt in 2010. This was due to the advance harvesting in
October 2009 to January 2010, to cope with feedstock requirements of
sugarmills that went into full blast operation during that period.
Production of cane for panocha/muscovado also decreased due to
stunted growth of canes in Quirino and Sultan Kudarat and the adverse
effect of typhoon Pepeng in Pangasinan. Sustained demand and the use
of good planting materials increased cane production for chewing by
1.20 percent, and basi/vinegar by 3.87 percent. Sugarcane output
intended for ethanol production was recorded at 88.43 thousand mt.
Figure 2. Sugarcane: Percent distribution of production by use, January-March 2010
o ther uses0.03%
panocha/ muscovado
0.89%
ethanol0.88%
centrifugal98.20%
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Table 10. TOBACCO: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines, Oct-Dec and Jan-Dec 2008-2009, Jan-March 2009-2010P
2008 2009 2008 2009 2009 2010P (3)/ (2) (5)/ (4) (7)/ (6)(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
PHILIPPINES 32,466 36,383 374 369 9,726 10,674 12.06 (1.35) 9.75
CAR 912 929 548 554 1.88 - 1.03 Ilocos Region 23,590 24,341 9,034 9,987 3.19 - 10.56 Cagayan Valley 6,328 9,239 46.00 - - Central Luzon 25 202 32 34 697.44 - 6.50 CALABARZON - - - MIMAROPA 553 578 2 1 4.44 - (5.96) Bicol Region 9 7 1 1 4 2 (24.70) (27.27) (56.25) Western Visayas 279 310 17 17 11.20 - (0.59) Central Visayas 19 18 4 4 (4.74) - (6.82) Eastern Visayas 23 22 2 2 4 4 (5.13) (9.26) (10.15) Zamboanga Peninsula 21 22 6 6 7 7 1.90 (4.91) (8.11) Northern Mindanao 528 560 314 318 6 6.04 1.22 - Davao Region 24 23 6 6 7 6 (3.26) (4.45) (13.54) SOCCSKSARGEN 60 57 16 15 20 18 (5.67) (3.57) (6.68) Caraga 9 6 1 1 0.2 (36.60) (18.46) - ARMM 85 70 27 20 42 40 (18.24) (25.93) (4.76) P-Preliminary
Percent ChangeREGION January-December October-December January-March
Table 11. TOBACCO VIRGINIA: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines, Oct-Dec and Jan-Dec 2008-2009, Jan-March 2009-2010P
2008 2009 2009 2010P (3)/ (2) (5)/ (4)(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
PHILIPPINES 15,125 16,578 9,383 10,321 9.61 9.99
CAR 905 922 543 549 1.88 1.04 Ilocos Region 14,218 15,655 8,838 9,770 10.11 10.55 Cagayan Valley - - Central Luzon - - CALABARZON - - MIMAROPA - - Bicol Region - - Western Visayas - - Central Visayas 2 1 1 1 (15.79) (6.25) Eastern Visayas - - Zamboanga Peninsula - - Northern Mindanao - - Davao Region - - SOCCSKSARGEN - - Caraga - - ARMM - - P-Preliminary
Percent ChangeREGION January-December January-March
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Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Statistics 1184 Ben-lor Bldng., Quezon Avenue, Quezon City
Crops Statistics Division 371-2067
http:/www.bas.gov.ph
Republic of the Philippines Department of Agriculture BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS
Major Non - Food and Industrial Crops
Quarterly Bulletin January-March 2010
VOLUME 1 NO. 1
June 2010