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Republic of the Philippines
PHILIPPINE STATISTICS AUTHORITY
ISSN-2012-0346
Republic of the Philippines
PHILIPPINE STATISTICS AUTHORITY 16th Floor Eton Cyberpod, Centris 3,
EDSA Corner Quezon Avenue, Quezon City
CROPS STATISTICS DIVISION, Cereals Statistics Section
Tel No. (02)-376-2022
EXPLANATORY NOTES
This report describes the palay and corn crop situation for
January-December 2015. Likewise, it presents the outlook for January-
June 2016 based on farmers’ standing crop and planting intentions. The
estimates and outlook are the results of the January 2016 round of the
quarterly Palay and Corn Production Survey (PCPS) of the Philippine
Statistics Authority (PSA).
The report includes information on monthly prices of palay, rice,
corn and fertilizer; and cumulative actual and normal rainfall. Data on
prices are sourced from the Weekly Cereals and Fertilizer Price
Monitoring (WCFPM) of the PSA. Rainfall data are provided by the
Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomical Services
Administration (PAGASA).
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CONTENTS
Explanatory Notes………………………………………...………….………... i
Table of Contents………………………………...………..…………………... ii
Weather Situation and Outlook…………………………..……………...…… iv
Highlights…………………………………………………………….…............ 1
Palay………………………………………………………………..…... 1
Corn…………………………………………………………………..... 6
Prices
Palay/Rice…………………………………………………….…..…… 11
Corn……………………………………………………………….…... 12
Fertilizer…………………………………………………………..…… 14
Rainfall…………………………………………..……………….………..…… 16
Tables
1 Palay: Production estimates by quarter by ecosystem,
Philippines, January-December, 2013-2015.......................................……. 17
2 Palay: Harvest area estimates by quarter by ecosystem,
Philippines, January-December, 2013-2015.......................................……. 18
3 Palay: Yield per hectare estimates by quarter by ecosystem,
Philippines, January-December, 2013-2015.......................................……. 19
4 Palay: Production estimates by region, Philippines,
July-December and January-December, 2014-2015………...............…..... 20
5 Palay: Harvest area estimates by region, Philippines,
July-December and January-December, 2014-2015………...............…..... 21
6 Palay: Yield per hectare estimates by region, Philippines,
July-December and January-December, 2014-2015………...............…..... 22
7 Palay: Crop estimates and forecasts by quarter, by ecosystem,
Philippines, January-June, 2014-2016………………....................……..... 23
8 Palay: Production estimates and forecasts by quarter, by region,
Philippines, January-June, 2015-2016……………………................…..... 24
9 Palay: Harvest area estimates and forecasts by quarter, by region,
Philippines, January-June, 2015-2016……………………................…..... 25
10 Palay: Yield per hectare estimates and forecasts by quarter, by region,
Philippines, January-June, 2015-2016……………………................…..... 26
11 Corn: Production estimates by quarter by croptype,
Philippines, January-December, 2013-2015.......................................……. 27
12 Corn: Harvest area estimates by quarter by croptype,
Philippines, January-December, 2013-2015.......................................……. 28
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13 Corn: Yield per hectare estimates by quarter by croptype,
Philippines, January-December, 2013-2015.......................................…….
29
14 Corn: Production estimates by region, Philippines,
July-December and January-December, 2014-2015………...............…….... 30
15 Corn: Harvest area estimates by region, Philippines,
July-December and January-December, 2014-2015………...............…........ 31
16 Corn: Yield per hectare estimates by region, Philippines,
July-December and January-December, 2014-2015………...............…........ 32
17 Corn: Crop estimates and forecasts by quarter, by croptype,
Philippines, January-June, 2014-2016……....................................……........ 33
18 Corn: Production estimates and forecasts by quarter, by region,
Philippines, January-June, 2015-2016……………………...................…..... 34
19 Corn: Harvest area estimates and forecasts by quarter, by region,
Philippines, January-June, 2015-2016……………………...................…..... 35
20 Corn: Yield per hectare estimates and forecasts by quarter, by region,
Philippines, January-June, 2015-2016……………………...................……. 36
21 Palay/Rice: Monthly average prevailing prices by market level,
Philippines, January-December, 2013-2015………………………………... 37
22 Rice: Monthly average prevailing prices by market level,
Metro Manila, January-December, 2013-2015………………....................... 38
23 Yellow Corn: Monthly average prevailing prices by market level,
Philippines, January-December, 2013-2015…………………………........... 39
24 White Corn: Monthly average prevailing prices by market level,
Philippines, January-December, 2013-2015………………........................... 40
25 Fertilizer: Monthly average dealers’ prices by grade,
Philippines, January-December, 2013-2015………………........................... 41
26 Cumulative actual decadal and normal rainfall by region,
Philippines, January-December, 2014-2015……………………..………… 42
iii 42 42
Tab
le 2
6. C
um
ula
tive
act
ual
dec
ad
al
an
d n
orm
al
rain
fall
by r
egio
n,
Ph
ilip
pin
es, Jan
uary
-Dec
emb
er,
201
4-2
015
So
urc
e: P
AG
AS
A
(In
mil
lim
eter
)
2014
2015
2015
/201
420
15/N
orm
al20
1420
1520
15/2
014
2015
/Nor
mal
2014
2015
2015
/201
420
15/N
orm
al
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)
(14)
(15)
(16)
Phili
ppin
es13
,858
.2
9,62
5.2
12
,956
.4
(30.
5)
(2
5.7)
26
,701
.8
23,4
23.5
24
,651
.8
(12.
3)
(5
.0)
40,5
60.0
33
,048
.7
37,6
08.2
(1
8.5)
(12.
1)
Iloco
s Re
gion
645.
0
366.
3
62
0.6
(4
3.2)
(41.
0)
1,80
4.0
2,
461.
5
1,86
3.8
36
.4
32
.1
2,44
9.0
2,
827.
8
2,48
4.5
15
.5
13
.8
CAR
568.
9
452.
3
54
4.2
(2
0.5)
(16.
9)
1,33
1.1
2,
200.
6
1,64
9.8
65
.3
33
.4
1,90
0.0
2,
652.
9
2,19
4.0
39
.6
20
.9
Cag
ayan
Val
ley
704.
5
618.
2
63
4.9
(1
2.2)
(2.6
)
1,49
6.5
1,
847.
3
1,54
2.0
23
.4
19
.8
2,20
1.0
2,
465.
5
2,17
6.8
12
.0
13
.3
Cen
tral L
uzon
604.
4
470.
3
70
2.4
(2
2.2)
(33.
0)
1,70
6.6
2,
064.
3
1,82
4.7
21
.0
13
.1
2,31
1.0
2,
534.
6
2,52
7.2
9.
7
0.3
CAL
ABAR
ZON
553.
2
494.
8
80
2.1
(1
0.6)
(38.
3)
2,17
9.8
1,
697.
6
1,94
3.0
(2
2.1)
(12.
6)
2,73
3.0
2,
192.
4
2,74
5.1
(1
9.8)
(20.
1)
MIM
ARO
PA52
3.7
27
7.1
527.
8
(47.
1)
(4
7.5)
1,
632.
3
1,25
0.6
1,
445.
4
(23.
4)
(1
3.5)
2,
156.
0
1,52
7.7
1,
973.
2
(29.
1)
(2
2.6)
NCR
429.
8
414.
3
49
3.2
(3
.6)
(1
6.0)
1,
856.
2
1,92
5.1
1,
740.
8
3.7
10
.6
2,28
6.0
2,
339.
4
2,23
4.1
2.
3
4.7
Bico
l Reg
ion
843.
4
843.
8
90
8.0
0.
0
(7.1
)
2,30
4.6
1,
474.
7
1,82
6.2
(3
6.0)
(19.
2)
3,14
8.0
2,
318.
5
2,73
4.3
(2
6.4)
(15.
2)
Wes
tern
Vis
ayas
586.
3
361.
7
72
6.9
(3
8.3)
(50.
2)
1,45
9.7
1,
051.
7
1,61
2.2
(2
8.0)
(34.
8)
2,04
6.0
1,
413.
4
2,33
9.1
(3
0.9)
(39.
6)
Cen
tral V
isay
as98
9.3
37
9.9
575.
2
(61.
6)
(3
4.0)
1,
291.
7
867.
6
1,09
3.8
(3
2.8)
(20.
7)
2,28
1.0
1,
247.
5
1,66
9.0
(4
5.3)
(25.
3)
East
ern
Visa
yas
1,48
0.7
1,
000.
5
1,11
4.7
(3
2.4)
(10.
2)
2,27
9.3
1,
201.
7
1,58
5.9
(4
7.3)
(24.
2)
3,76
0.0
2,
202.
2
2,70
0.6
(4
1.4)
(18.
5)
Zam
boan
ga P
en.
733.
3
407.
4
66
1.3
(4
4.4)
(38.
4)
1,39
7.7
79
7.0
1,
226.
5
(43.
0)
(3
5.0)
2,
131.
0
1,20
4.4
1,
887.
8
(43.
5)
(3
6.2)
N. M
inda
nao
924.
7
541.
0
77
7.8
(4
1.5)
(30.
4)
1,37
7.3
92
8.1
1,
144.
5
(32.
6)
(1
8.9)
2,
302.
0
1,46
9.1
1,
922.
3
(36.
2)
(2
3.6)
Dav
ao R
egio
n1,
239.
2
872.
9
1,
073.
8
(29.
6)
(1
8.7)
1,
102.
8
883.
0
1,03
3.2
(1
9.9)
(14.
5)
2,34
2.0
1,
755.
9
2,10
7.0
(2
5.0)
(16.
7)
SOC
CSK
SARG
EN72
7.4
50
6.4
609.
4
(30.
4)
(1
6.9)
89
0.6
67
6.6
77
9.1
(2
4.0)
(13.
2)
1,61
8.0
1,
183.
0
1,38
8.5
(2
6.9)
(14.
8)
Car
aga
1,76
0.9
1,
167.
5
1,56
9.8
(3
3.7)
(25.
6)
1,47
6.1
1,
351.
5
1,43
6.6
(8
.4)
(5.9
)
3,
237.
0
2,51
9.0
3,
006.
5
(22.
2)
(1
6.2)
ARM
M54
3.5
45
0.8
614.
2
(17.
1)
(2
6.6)
1,
115.
5
744.
6
904.
3
(33.
2)
(1
7.7)
1,
659.
0
1,19
5.4
1,
518.
5
(27.
9)
(2
1.3)
JULY
-DEC
EMB
ER
Actu
al D
ecad
al
NORM
AL
% D
EVIA
TIO
N
JAN
UAR
Y-D
ECEM
BER
NORM
AL
% D
EVIA
TIO
NAc
tual
Dec
adal
NORM
AL
% D
EVIA
TIO
NAc
tual
Dec
adal
(1)
JAN
UAR
Y-JU
NE
Item
Weather Situation and Outlook1
October-December 2015 Situation
The El Niño condition in the tropical Pacific remained strong.
International climate prediction models suggest that the on-going strong El Niño
condition is approaching its peak during the Nov-Dec-Jan 2015/2016 season and
may gradually weaken from February 2016. Transition to ENSO-neutral condition
is expected by May-June-July 2016 season.
The weather systems that affected the country during the period were
Inter-tropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ), low pressure areas (LPAs), Northeast
(NE) monsoon, ridge of high pressure areas, tail-end of the cold front, easterlies
and the passage of six (6) tropical cyclones (TCs) over the Philippine Area of
Responsibility (PAR), namely; Severe Tropical Storm (STS) “Kabayan” (Oct. 1-
3); Typhoon (TY) “Lando” (Oct 14-21); TY “Marlyn” (Nov 22-25); Tropical
Depression (TD) “Queenie” (Nov. 26-30); TY “Nona” (Dec 11-17) and TD
“Onyok” (Dec 16-18). TCs Kabayan and Lando made landfall in the province of
Aurora and brought heavy rainfall along their tracks. The slow movement of TY
Lando caused flooding and landslide incidents in many parts of Central Luzon,
CAR, Cagayan Valley and Ilocos Region.
January-March 2016 Outlook
The period is the peak of the Northeast (NE) monsoon season, locally
known as “Amihan”. Tropical cyclone activity is however at its minimum.
Weather systems that may affect the country are the NE monsoon, tail-
end of a cold front, trough of LPAs, ITCZ, easterlies, ridge of high pressure areas
and one (1) to two (2) tropical cyclones that are likely to develop/enter the
Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR). Cold surges are expected during the
period.
Rainfall outlook indicates that below normal to way below normal rainfall
conditions will likely be experienced due to the ongoing El Niño affecting rainfall
pattern that may lead to very dry conditions over large areas of the country.
1Excerpts from PAGASA, November 5, 2015 to January 8, 2016 Weather Situation and Outlook.
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Tab
le 2
5. F
erti
lize
r:
Mon
thly
aver
age
dea
lers
’ p
rice
s b
y g
rad
e,
Ph
ilip
pin
es, Jan
uary
-Dec
emb
er,
201
3-2
015
(P
eso
/ba
g o
f 5
0 k
g)
2014/2
013
2015/2
014
(2
) (
3)
(4
) (
5)
(6
)
AM
MO
PH
OS
Ja
n.-
De
c. A
ve
.1
,07
7.5
2
1,0
29
.66
9
97
.99
(4.4
4)
(3.0
8)
Ja
nua
ry1
,10
1.6
0
1,0
34
.96
1
,01
6.9
8
(6.0
5)
(1.7
4)
Fe
bru
ary
1,0
96
.49
1
,03
7.3
1
1,0
08
.43
(5
.40
)
(2.7
8)
Ma
rch
1,0
96
.11
1
,03
4.9
7
1,0
00
.47
(5
.58
)
(3.3
3)
Ap
ril
1,0
90
.81
1
,03
4.7
2
1,0
00
.54
(5
.14
)
(3.3
0)
Ma
y1
,09
0.5
8
1,0
33
.50
9
98
.97
(5.2
3)
(3.3
4)
June
1,0
85
.86
1
,03
3.7
4
99
6.6
3
(4.8
0)
(3.5
9)
July
1,0
84
.18
1
,03
3.2
7
99
3.6
6
(4.7
0)
(3.8
3)
Aug
ust
1,0
79
.25
1
,02
8.6
5
99
3.3
6
(4.6
9)
(3.4
3)
Se
pte
mb
er
1,0
67
.68
1
,02
4.6
5
99
1.7
4
(4.0
3)
(3.2
1)
Octo
be
r1
,05
6.4
1
1,0
22
.43
9
91
.84
(3.2
2)
(2.9
9)
No
vem
be
r1
,04
1.7
8
1,0
18
.97
9
89
.74
(2.1
9)
(2.8
7)
De
ce
mb
er
1,0
39
.54
1
,01
8.7
6
99
3.5
3
(2.0
0)
(2.4
8)
CO
MP
LE
TE
Ja
n.-
De
c. A
ve
.1
,22
7.8
6
1,1
97
.22
1
,18
4.6
5
(2.4
9)
(1.0
5)
Ja
nua
ry1
,25
4.5
7
1,2
00
.02
1
,18
8.7
3
(4.3
5)
(0.9
4)
Fe
bru
ary
1,2
48
.78
1
,20
2.3
2
1,1
85
.80
(3
.72
)
(1.3
7)
Ma
rch
1,2
44
.16
1
,20
2.3
0
1,1
86
.92
(3
.36
)
(1.2
8)
Ap
ril
1,2
40
.78
1
,19
9.9
4
1,1
87
.30
(3
.29
)
(1.0
5)
Ma
y1
,23
8.1
6
1,2
02
.26
1
,18
4.0
1
(2.9
0)
(1.5
2)
June
1,2
34
.27
1
,19
8.7
5
1,1
88
.61
(2
.88
)
(0.8
5)
July
1,2
30
.51
1
,19
6.9
7
1,1
88
.16
(2
.73
)
(0.7
4)
Aug
ust
1,2
25
.13
1
,19
6.2
2
1,1
85
.22
(2
.36
)
(0.9
2)
Se
pte
mb
er
1,2
12
.82
1
,19
0.5
2
1,1
86
.58
(1
.84
)
(0.3
3)
Octo
be
r1
,20
7.6
0
1,1
90
.10
1
,17
9.7
5
(1.4
5)
(0.8
7)
No
vem
be
r1
,19
8.3
0
1,1
93
.89
1
,17
6.5
9
(0.3
7)
(1.4
5)
De
ce
mb
er
1,1
99
.19
1
,19
3.4
0
1,1
78
.07
(0
.48
)
(1.2
8)
(1
)
Gro
wth
Ra
te Ite
m
20
13
20
14
20
15
2014/2
013
2015/2
014
(2
) (
3)
(4
) (
5)
(6
)
UR
EA
Ja
n.-
De
c. A
ve
.1
,15
8.0
2
1,0
94
.10
1
,04
8.4
4
(5.5
2)
(4.1
7)
Ja
nua
ry1
,22
7.3
0
1,0
98
.84
1
,07
2.2
1
(10
.47
)
(2.4
2)
Fe
bru
ary
1,2
13
.45
1
,09
5.5
6
1,0
60
.55
(9
.72
)
(3.2
0)
Ma
rch
1,2
03
.94
1
,10
1.4
3
1,0
53
.46
(8
.51
)
(4.3
6)
Ap
ril
1,2
00
.96
1
,10
5.8
0
1,0
54
.32
(7
.92
)
(4.6
6)
Ma
y1
,19
4.5
1
1,1
11
.40
1
,05
2.0
8
(6.9
6)
(5.3
4)
June
1,1
82
.23
1
,10
6.0
0
1,0
49
.19
(6
.45
)
(5.1
4)
July
1,1
63
.35
1
,09
8.4
1
1,0
48
.28
(5
.58
)
(4.5
6)
Aug
ust
1,1
37
.11
1
,08
6.5
2
1,0
46
.11
(4
.45
)
(3.7
2)
Se
pte
mb
er
1,1
10
.88
1
,08
1.3
3
1,0
43
.43
(2
.66
)
(3.5
0)
Octo
be
r1
,09
6.3
2
1,0
82
.66
1
,03
7.4
4
(1.2
5)
(4.1
8)
No
vem
be
r1
,07
9.1
9
1,0
80
.52
1
,03
2.7
6
0.1
2
(4.4
2)
De
ce
mb
er
1,0
87
.02
1
,08
0.7
1
1,0
31
.49
(0
.58
)
(4.5
5)
AM
MO
SU
L
Ja
n.-
De
c. A
ve
.7
27
.91
63
0.3
7
59
8.8
8
(13
.40
)
(5.0
0)
Ja
nua
ry7
67
.30
65
3.1
0
60
7.0
2
(14
.88
)
(7.0
6)
Fe
bru
ary
76
5.9
5
64
6.6
4
60
5.0
0
(15
.58
)
(6.4
4)
Ma
rch
75
7.1
9
64
2.1
0
60
2.3
3
(15
.20
)
(6.1
9)
Ap
ril
75
4.1
8
64
5.0
5
60
1.2
5
(14
.47
)
(6.7
9)
Ma
y7
50
.86
64
2.3
4
60
0.7
8
(14
.45
)
(6.4
7)
June
74
4.6
3
63
5.1
8
59
9.8
2
(14
.70
)
(5.5
7)
July
73
6.0
3
63
0.2
4
59
4.7
9
(14
.37
)
(5.6
2)
Aug
ust
72
2.8
8
62
3.5
9
59
7.4
3
(13
.74
)
(4.2
0)
Se
pte
mb
er
70
7.4
7
61
8.4
8
59
8.3
4
(12
.58
)
(3.2
6)
Octo
be
r6
90
.56
61
3.6
0
59
3.9
0
(11
.14
)
(3.2
1)
No
vem
be
r6
73
.34
60
7.4
0
59
2.9
5
(9.7
9)
(2.3
8)
De
ce
mb
er
66
4.4
9
60
6.7
6
59
2.8
9
(8.6
9)
(2.2
9)
(1
)
Gro
wth
Ra
te Ite
m
20
13
20
14
20
15
HIGHLIGHTS
Palay and corn production for calendar year 2015 were lower by 4.31% and
3.24%, respectively, compared to the 2014 levels. The decrements were attributed
to the lower area harvested and yield brought by insufficient water supply, dry
spell/drought, and adverse effects of Typhoons “Ineng”, “Kabayan”, “Lando”
and “Nona”.
Likewise, palay and corn production for the first half of 2016 is foreseen to be
lower by 1.48% and 0.17% compared to its respective levels in 2015.
1.1 PALAY
Calendar Year 2015 Estimates
Palay production for calendar
year 2015 was 18.15 million
MT, 4.31% lower than the 2014
output of 18.97 million MT.
Harvest area was lower by
83,445 hectares or by 1.76%.
Yield dropped from 4.00 MT per
hectare last year to 3.90 MT per
hectare this year (Tables 1-3).
All regions other than Bicol
Region, Western Visayas,
Zamboanga Peninsula and
Northern Mindanao recorded
significant reductions in
production (Tables 4-6).
July-December 2015 Crop
Production for the period July-
December 2015 at 9.83 million
MT was down by 7.19% from
last year’s level of 10.59 million MT. Harvest area contracted from 2.64
million hectares to 2.59 million hectares or by 1.83%. Yield declined from
4.01 MT per hectare to 3.79 MT per hectare or by 5.47% (Tables 4-6).
1 40
Tab
le 2
4. W
hit
e C
orn
: M
on
thly
aver
age
pre
vail
ing p
rice
s b
y m
ark
et l
evel
,
Ph
ilip
pin
es,
Jan
uary
-Dec
emb
er,
201
3-2
015
(Pes
o p
er k
ilo
gra
m)
2014/2013
2015/2014
(2
)
(3
)
(4
)
(5
)
(6
)
FA
RM
GA
TE
- W
hit
e
Ja
n.-
De
c. A
ve
.1
5.5
8
14
.64
13
.61
(6
.03
)
(7
.09
)
Ja
nua
ry
16
.15
15
.01
12
.28
(7
.06
)
(1
8.1
9)
Fe
brua
ry
15
.80
15
.10
12
.59
(4
.43
)
(1
6.6
2)
Ma
rch
16
.72
15
.71
13
.89
(6
.04
)
(1
1.5
8)
Ap
ril
17
.03
15
.95
14
.42
(6
.34
)
(9
.59
)
Ma
y1
6.9
0
16
.17
14
.77
(4
.32
)
(8
.66
)
June
16
.54
16
.44
14
.96
(0
.60
)
(9
.00
)
July
15
.28
15
.35
15
.17
0.4
6
(1
.17
)
Aug
ust
14
.34
13
.94
14
.18
(2
.79
)
1.7
2
Se
pte
mb
er
14
.27
13
.47
13
.19
(5
.61
)
(2
.08
)
Octo
be
r1
4.3
8
13
.39
13
.21
(6
.88
)
(1
.34
)
No
ve
mb
er
14
.54
12
.60
12
.58
(1
3.3
4)
(0
.16
)
De
ce
mb
er
15
.04
12
.59
12
.03
(1
6.2
9)
(4
.45
)
WH
OL
ES
AL
E-W
hit
e
Ja
n.-
De
c. A
ve
.1
5.4
3
15
.82
16
.12
2.5
2
1.9
2
Ja
nua
ry
16
.05
15
.56
13
.98
(3
.05
)
(1
0.1
5)
Fe
brua
ry
15
.41
15
.65
14
.54
1.5
6
(7
.09
)
Ma
rch
16
.07
16
.26
16
.04
1.1
8
(1
.35
)
Ap
ril
15
.89
16
.72
16
.43
5.2
2
(1
.73
)
Ma
y1
5.6
9
17
.09
17
.12
8.9
2
0.1
8
June
15
.52
17
.23
17
.23
11
.02
-
July
14
.91
16
.15
17
.63
8.3
2
9.1
6
Aug
ust
14
.60
15
.18
16
.42
3.9
7
8.1
7
Se
pte
mb
er
14
.68
15
.26
16
.17
3.9
5
5.9
6
Octo
be
r1
5.0
0
15
.36
16
.45
2.4
0
7.1
0
No
ve
mb
er
15
.53
14
.75
16
.06
(5
.02
)
8.8
8
De
ce
mb
er
15
.81
14
.62
15
.41
(7
.53
)
5.4
0
RE
TA
IL -
Wh
ite
Ja
n.-
De
c. A
ve
.1
8.9
7
21
.14
21
.86
11
.41
3.4
4
Ja
nua
ry
19
.83
19
.37
20
.38
(2
.32
)
5.2
1
Fe
brua
ry
19
.67
20
.08
21
.20
2.0
8
5.5
8
Ma
rch
19
.77
22
.06
21
.65
11
.58
(1
.86
)
Ap
ril
20
.00
22
.24
21
.73
11
.20
(2
.29
)
Ma
y1
9.5
8
21
.51
22
.05
9.8
6
2.5
1
June
18
.63
22
.96
22
.06
23
.24
(3
.92
)
July
18
.02
22
.56
22
.32
25
.19
(1
.06
)
Aug
ust
18
.18
20
.42
21
.90
12
.32
7.2
5
Se
pte
mb
er
18
.40
21
.31
21
.67
15
.82
1.6
9
Octo
be
r1
8.7
4
21
.12
22
.71
12
.70
7.5
3
No
ve
mb
er
18
.33
20
.06
22
.51
9.4
4
12
.21
De
ce
mb
er
18
.52
19
.96
22
.19
7.7
8
11
.17
(1
)
Ite
m
20
14
20
15
Gro
wth
Ra
te
20
13
The October-December 2015 production at 7.27 million MT was 3.78%
lower than the 2014 level of 7.56 million MT. Harvest area expanded by
3.90%, from 1.87 million hectares in 2014 to 1.94 million hectares this year.
Yield reduced from 4.05 MT per hectare to 3.75 MT per hectare or by 7.40%
(Tables 4-6).
o In Central Luzon, the
decrease was attributed to
the adverse effects of
Typhoon “Lando” that
resulted to the totally
damaged areas and reduction
in yield especially in the
provinces of Nueva Ecija,
Aurora, Bulacan, Tarlac and
Pampanga.
o In Caraga, area harvested
decreased due to insufficient
water supply during planting season. This could be attributed to the
damaged National Irrigation System (NIS) main canal in Andanan,
Bayugan City in Agusan del Sur, scheduling of irrigation water release in
Agusan del Norte, and insufficient rainwater in Surigao del Norte and
Surigao del Sur. In addition, there were also reports of rice black bugs
incidence and rat infestations that caused reduction in yield.
o In CAR, drop in area harvested and yield were due to the adverse effects
of Typhoon “Lando”.
o In CALABARZON, insufficient water supply during the vegetative stage
of the crop, and the occurrence of Typhoon “Lando” brought significant
reductions in the regions’ output. Moreover, there were incidences of rice
black bugs, tungro and rodents in Laguna.
39 2
Tab
le 2
3. Y
ello
w C
orn
: M
on
thly
aver
age
pre
vail
ing p
rice
s b
y m
ark
et l
evel
,
Ph
ilip
pin
es, Jan
uary
-Dec
emb
er,
201
3-2
015
(P
eso
per
kil
og
ram
)
2014/2013
2015/2014
(2
)
(3
)
(4
)
(5
)
(6
)
FA
RM
GA
TE
- Y
ello
w
Ja
n.-
De
c. A
ve
.1
1.9
0
12
.76
12
.24
7.1
5
(4
.04
)
Ja
nua
ry
12
.48
11
.97
12
.28
(4
.09
)
2.5
9
Fe
brua
ry
11
.97
11
.94
12
.40
(0
.25
)
3.8
5
Ma
rch
11
.87
12
.21
12
.66
2.8
6
3.6
9
Ap
ril
11
.89
12
.54
12
.67
5.4
7
1.0
4
Ma
y1
2.0
2
13
.02
12
.79
8.3
2
(1
.77
)
June
12
.08
13
.42
12
.68
11
.09
(5
.51
)
July
11
.83
13
.22
12
.65
11
.75
(4
.31
)
Aug
ust
11
.58
13
.94
12
.40
20
.38
(1
1.0
5)
Se
pte
mb
er
11
.74
12
.95
11
.82
10
.31
(8
.73
)
Octo
be
r1
1.8
1
12
.84
11
.60
8.7
2
(9
.66
)
No
ve
mb
er
11
.75
12
.51
11
.49
6.4
7
(8
.15
)
De
ce
mb
er
11
.83
12
.50
11
.43
5.6
6
(8
.56
)
WH
OL
ES
AL
E -
Ye
llo
w
Ja
n.-
De
c. A
ve
.1
5.9
0
17
.05
17
.03
7.2
6
(0
.14
)
Ja
nua
ry
15
.96
16
.13
16
.65
1.0
7
3.2
2
Fe
brua
ry
15
.76
16
.32
16
.71
3.5
5
2.3
9
Ma
rch
15
.69
16
.59
17
.12
5.7
4
3.1
9
Ap
ril
15
.76
17
.07
17
.21
8.3
1
0.8
2
Ma
y1
6.0
1
17
.21
17
.22
7.5
0
0.0
6
June
15
.89
17
.43
17
.19
9.6
9
(1
.38
)
July
15
.96
17
.65
17
.28
10
.59
(2
.10
)
Aug
ust
15
.94
17
.56
17
.17
10
.16
(2
.22
)
Se
pte
mb
er
15
.43
17
.31
16
.85
12
.18
(2
.66
)
Octo
be
r1
6.0
3
17
.22
16
.87
7.4
2
(2
.03
)
No
ve
mb
er
16
.18
17
.06
17
.01
5.4
4
(0
.29
)
De
ce
mb
er
16
.15
17
.05
17
.03
5.5
7
(0
.12
)
RE
TA
IL -
Ye
llo
w
Ja
n.-
De
c. A
ve
.2
2.0
4
22
.24
22
.51
0.9
4
1.2
1
Ja
nua
ry
21
.80
21
.67
22
.32
(0
.60
)
3.0
0
Fe
brua
ry
22
.27
21
.99
22
.39
(1
.26
)
1.8
2
Ma
rch
22
.42
22
.02
22
.58
(1
.78
)
2.5
4
Ap
ril
22
.50
21
.86
22
.44
(2
.84
)
2.6
5
Ma
y2
2.7
9
21
.92
22
.68
(3
.82
)
3.4
7
June
22
.31
22
.08
22
.85
(1
.03
)
3.4
9
July
22
.01
22
.12
22
.76
0.5
0
2.8
9
Aug
ust
21
.85
22
.44
22
.60
2.7
0
0.7
1
Se
pte
mb
er
21
.47
22
.90
22
.56
6.6
6
(1
.48
)
Octo
be
r2
1.6
3
22
.70
22
.32
4.9
5
(1
.67
)
No
ve
mb
er
21
.77
22
.60
22
.34
3.8
1
(1
.15
)
De
ce
mb
er
21
.61
22
.61
22
.29
4.6
3
(1
.42
)
(1
)
Ite
m
20
14
20
15
Gro
wth
Ra
te
20
13
January-June 2016 Forecasts
The January-June 2016
probable production may reach
8.20 million MT, 1.48% lower
than the 8.32 million MT output
in 2015. Harvest area may reduce
by 1.91% from 2.06 million
hectares in 2015 to 2.02 million
hectares in 2016. However,
yield may improve from 4.04 MT
per hectare to 4.05 MT per
hectare, or by 0.44% (Table 7).
Based on standing crop, probable
production in January-March
2016 will be 4.15 million MT,
4.98% below the 4.37 million
MT output in 2015. Harvest area
may contract from 1.15 million
hectares in 2015 to 1.10 million
hectares in 2016, or by 4.25%.
Yield may go down from 3.80
MT to 3.77 MT, or by 0.76%
(Tables 8-10).
Probable reductions in
production are expected in all regions except Eastern Visayas, Central
Visayas, CALABARZON, Caraga and Davao Region.
o In Central Luzon, unrealized plantings last quarter due to insufficient
water supply and damaged areas caused by Typhoon “Nona” may result
in lower area.
o In Cagayan Valley, probable decrease could be attributed to the lower
area due to flooding brought by Typhoon “Nona”, insufficient rainfall and
late release of irrigation water supply in Cagayan and Isabela.
3 38
Tab
le 2
2. R
ice:
Mon
thly
aver
age
prev
ail
ing p
rice
s b
y m
ark
et l
evel
,
Met
ro M
an
ila, Jan
uary
-Dec
emb
er, 201
3-2
01
5
(Pes
o p
er k
ilo
gra
m)
2014/2
013
2015/2
014
(2
) (
3)
(4
) (
5)
(6
) M
ET
RO
MA
NIL
A
WH
OL
ES
AL
E
Ja
n.-
De
c. A
ve
.3
2.7
9
39
.18
38
.98
19
.48
(0.5
1)
Ja
nua
ry3
0.4
0
37
.00
40
.40
21
.71
9.1
9
Fe
bru
ary
30
.40
37
.20
39
.69
22
.37
6.6
9
Ma
rch
30
.08
37
.64
38
.77
25
.13
3.0
0
Ap
ril
30
.00
38
.10
38
.77
27
.00
1.7
6
Ma
y3
0.7
5
39
.00
38
.77
26
.83
(0.5
9)
June
31
.00
39
.00
38
.77
25
.81
(0.5
9)
July
32
.50
39
.60
38
.77
21
.85
(2.1
0)
Aug
ust
33
.76
39
.88
38
.77
18
.13
(2.7
8)
Se
pte
mb
er
35
.60
41
.00
38
.77
15
.17
(5.4
4)
Octo
be
r3
5.6
0
40
.95
38
.77
15
.03
(5.3
2)
No
ve
mb
er
36
.44
40
.40
38
.77
10
.87
(4.0
3)
De
ce
mb
er
37
.00
40
.40
38
.77
9.1
9
(4.0
3)
RE
TA
IL
Ja
n.-
De
c. A
ve
.3
6.0
2
41
.73
42
.31
15
.86
1.4
0
Ja
nua
ry3
5.0
0
38
.00
43
.00
8.5
7
13
.16
Fe
bru
ary
35
.00
38
.50
43
.00
10
.00
11
.69
Ma
rch
35
.00
40
.00
43
.00
14
.29
7.5
0
Ap
ril
35
.00
40
.50
42
.75
15
.71
5.5
6
Ma
y3
5.0
0
42
.00
42
.00
20
.00
-
June
35
.00
42
.00
42
.00
20
.00
-
July
35
.00
43
.00
42
.00
22
.86
(2.3
3)
Aug
ust
35
.20
43
.00
42
.00
22
.16
(2.3
3)
Se
pte
mb
er
38
.00
43
.75
42
.00
15
.13
(4.0
0)
Octo
be
r3
8.0
0
44
.00
42
.00
15
.79
(4.5
5)
No
ve
mb
er
38
.00
43
.00
42
.00
13
.16
(2.3
3)
De
ce
mb
er
38
.00
43
.00
42
.00
13
.16
(2.3
3)
(1
)
Gro
wth
Ra
te Ite
m
20
13
20
14
20
15
o In MIMAROPA, harvest areas may contract due to the damages incurred
by Typhoon “Nona” in Mindoro Occidental and Mindoro Oriental, and
unrealized plantings due to insufficient water supply which were
observed in Palawan, Romblon and Marinduque.
o In Ilocos Region, expected negative growth could be attributed to
insufficient water supply and shifting to vegetables in Ilocos Norte.
o Lesser plantings were observed in Iloilo due to early closure of irrigation
systems, and insufficient rainfall may contribute to lower production in
Western Visayas.
o In Zamboanga Peninsula, probable decrease could be attributed to the
insufficient rainfall in Zamboanga del Norte and movement of cropping
to the second quarter of 2016 in Zamboanga Sibugay.
Based on farmers’ planting
intentions, the April-June 2016
production, harvest area and
yield are foreseen to increase by
2.37%, 1.03% and 1.33% from
their respective levels in 2015
(Tables 8-10).
o In Cagayan Valley,
movement of cropping from
the first quarter of 2016 to the
second quarter of 2016 due to
the late release of irrigation
water, and plantings of damaged areas due to Typhoon “Nona” may
expand the harvest area.
o In Northern Mindanao, replanting of more areas is anticipated due to
sufficient water supply from the previously rehabilitated Communal
Irrigation System of National Irrigation Administration (CIS-NIA) in
Malaybalay, Bukidnon. Yield in Misamis Occidental may improve due
to availability of subsidy for high yielding variety seed.
o In SOCCSKSARGEN, probable more plantings due to no cut-off
scheduled in the irrigation water release in South Cotabato.
37 4
(Pes
o p
er k
ilo
gra
m)
Tab
le 2
1. P
ala
y/R
ice:
Mon
thly
aver
age
pre
vail
ing p
rice
s b
y m
ark
et l
evel
,
Ph
ilip
pin
es, Jan
uary
-Dec
emb
er,
2013
-2015
2014/2013
2015/2014
(2
)
(3
)
(4
)
(5
)
(6
)
FA
RM
GA
TE
Ja
n.-
De
c. A
ve
.1
7.0
8
20
.11
17
.98
17
.75
(1
0.6
1)
Ja
nua
ry
16
.31
18
.43
18
.50
13
.00
0.3
8
Fe
brua
ry
16
.22
18
.92
17
.85
16
.65
(5
.66
)
Ma
rch
16
.09
19
.75
17
.97
22
.75
(9
.01
)
Ap
ril
16
.37
20
.25
17
.96
23
.70
(1
1.3
1)
Ma
y1
6.5
2
20
.83
17
.99
26
.09
(1
3.6
3)
June
16
.83
21
.15
17
.94
25
.67
(1
5.1
8)
July
17
.42
21
.42
18
.17
22
.96
(1
5.1
7)
Aug
ust
18
.15
21
.37
18
.42
17
.74
(1
3.8
0)
Se
pte
mb
er
18
.06
20
.93
18
.33
15
.89
(1
2.4
2)
Octo
be
r1
7.3
2
19
.98
17
.68
15
.36
(1
1.5
1)
No
ve
mb
er
17
.54
19
.18
17
.41
9.3
5
(9
.23
)
De
ce
mb
er
18
.15
19
.15
17
.53
5.5
1
(8
.46
)
WH
OL
ES
AL
E
Ja
n.-
De
c. A
ve
.3
4.4
9
39
.66
38
.33
14
.99
(3
.35
)
Ja
nua
ry
32
.77
37
.11
39
.54
13
.24
6.5
5
Fe
brua
ry
32
.78
37
.69
38
.83
14
.98
3.0
2
Ma
rch
32
.81
38
.56
38
.53
17
.53
(0
.08
)
Ap
ril
32
.71
38
.94
38
.31
19
.05
(1
.62
)
Ma
y3
2.8
0
39
.44
38
.13
20
.24
(3
.32
)
June
33
.18
40
.07
38
.15
20
.77
(4
.79
)
July
34
.51
41
.03
38
.26
18
.89
(6
.75
)
Aug
ust
36
.01
41
.37
38
.36
14
.88
(7
.28
)
Se
pte
mb
er
37
.00
41
.05
38
.28
10
.95
(6
.75
)
Octo
be
r3
6.2
4
40
.57
38
.05
11
.95
(6
.21
)
No
ve
mb
er
36
.27
40
.05
37
.71
10
.42
(5
.84
)
De
ce
mb
er
36
.78
40
.00
37
.80
8.7
5
(5
.50
)
RE
TA
IL
Ja
n.-
De
c. A
ve
.3
6.8
7
42
.33
41
.60
14
.81
(1
.72
)
Ja
nua
ry
35
.24
39
.62
42
.56
12
.43
7.4
2
Fe
brua
ry
35
.30
40
.14
42
.03
13
.71
4.7
1
Ma
rch
35
.31
41
.09
41
.75
16
.37
1.6
1
Ap
ril
35
.24
41
.57
41
.58
17
.96
0.0
2
Ma
y3
5.3
1
42
.16
41
.38
19
.40
(1
.85
)
June
35
.59
42
.66
41
.50
19
.87
(2
.72
)
July
36
.48
43
.58
41
.55
19
.46
(4
.66
)
Aug
ust
37
.85
43
.98
41
.62
16
.20
(5
.37
)
Se
pte
mb
er
39
.19
43
.85
41
.61
11
.89
(5
.11
)
Octo
be
r3
8.6
9
43
.44
41
.41
12
.28
(4
.67
)
No
ve
mb
er
38
.86
42
.96
41
.13
10
.55
(4
.26
)
De
ce
mb
er
39
.39
42
.93
41
.11
8.9
9
(4
.24
)
(1
)
Gro
wth
Ra
te
Ite
m
20
13
20
14
20
15
5 36
Figure 7. Thematic Map: Palay production estimates,
by region, Philippines, October-December, 2015
Tab
le 2
0.
Corn
: Y
ield
per
hec
tare
est
imate
s an
d f
ore
cast
s b
y q
uart
er,
by r
egio
n,
Ph
ilip
pin
es, J
an
uary
-Ju
ne,
2015-2
016
Estim
ate
Fore
cast
Estim
ate
Fore
cast
Estim
ate
Fore
cast
Leve
l%
Leve
l%
Leve
l%
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)
PHIL
IPPI
NES
3.31
3.23
(0.0
8)(2
.42)
3.07
3.23
0.16
5.17
3.24
3.23
(0.0
0)(0
.15)
CAR
4.09
3.74
(0.3
5)(8
.54)
4.04
4.08
0.04
1.04
4.08
3.82
(0.2
5)(6
.24)
Iloco
s5.
845.
910.
081.
305.
455.
540.
091.
635.
705.
780.
091.
49
Caga
yan
Valle
y4.
524.
44(0
.07)
(1.6
1)4.
444.
26(0
.18)
(4.1
0)4.
504.
38(0
.12)
(2.6
8)
Cent
ral L
uzon
6.23
5.85
(0.3
7)(6
.01)
5.78
5.70
(0.0
8)(1
.37)
6.01
5.78
(0.2
3)(3
.85)
CALA
BARZ
ON
2.23
3.13
0.90
40.4
62.
172.
210.
041.
802.
212.
830.
6227
.83
MIM
ARO
PA4.
724.
25(0
.46)
(9.8
4)4.
274.
05(0
.22)
(5.1
1)4.
534.
19(0
.34)
(7.4
7)
Bico
l1.
951.
970.
021.
242.
883.
080.
206.
942.
372.
520.
156.
37
Wes
tern
Vis
ayas
2.89
2.66
(0.2
3)(7
.80)
2.44
2.03
(0.4
1)(1
6.80
)2.
752.
49(0
.26)
(9.4
4)
Cent
ral V
isay
as0.
760.
840.
0810
.06
0.59
0.67
0.08
13.3
40.
730.
810.
0810
.66
East
ern
Visa
yas
1.55
1.53
(0.0
2)(1
.52)
1.58
1.52
(0.0
6)(3
.66)
1.57
1.52
(0.0
5)(3
.11)
Zam
boan
ga P
en.
1.79
1.75
(0.0
4)(2
.33)
1.76
1.70
(0.0
7)(3
.84)
1.78
1.74
(0.0
5)(2
.55)
North
ern
Min
dana
o2.
892.
65(0
.24)
(8.1
7)1.
972.
810.
8342
.26
2.73
2.68
(0.0
5)(1
.93)
Dava
o Re
gion
1.55
1.39
(0.1
6)(1
0.22
)1.
161.
540.
3732
.20
1.38
1.46
0.08
6.07
SOCC
SKSA
RGEN
2.69
2.81
0.12
4.46
2.34
2.76
0.43
18.3
52.
602.
800.
207.
57
Cara
ga1.
872.
110.
2513
.25
2.92
2.99
0.07
2.37
2.87
2.92
0.06
2.03
ARM
M2.
322.
390.
073.
032.
072.
190.
115.
432.
232.
310.
093.
87
Janu
ary-
Mar
ch
2015
2016
a/
2015
2016
b/
2015
2016
Janu
ary-
June
Cha
nge
2016
/201
520
16/2
015
2016
/201
5
Apr
il-Ju
neC
hang
eC
hang
e
(1)
Item
NO
TE
: T
ota
ls, yie
lds a
nd
pe
rce
nta
ge
ch
an
ge
s w
ere
deri
ve
d fro
m u
nro
un
de
d f
igu
re.
a/-
Ba
se
d o
n s
tan
din
g c
rop
b/-
Ba
se
d o
n p
lan
tin
g in
tentions
1.2 CORN
Calendar Year 2015 Estimates
Corn production for calendar year
2015 reached 7.52 million MT,
3.24% below the 2014 output of
7.77 million MT. Harvest area
contracted to 2.56 million hectares,
1.90% lower than last year’s 2.61
million hectares. Yield declined
from 2.98 MT per hectare to 2.93
MT per hectare, or by 1.37%
(Tables 11-13).
July-December 2015 Crop
The July-December 2015 output
was 4.14 million MT, 3.56% below
last year’s 4.29 million MT.
Harvest area increased to 1,516.9
thousand hectares, 0.03% higher
than last year’s 1,516.4 thousand
hectares. Yield was down by
3.60%, from 2.83 MT per hectare
in 2014 to 2.73 MT in 2015 (Tables
14-16).
The October-December 2015 corn
production was 1.73 million MT,
6.04% lower than the 2014 output
of 1.84 million MT. Harvest area
was lower by 1.29%, or from 642.8
thousand hectares in 2014 to 634.5
thousand hectares this year. Yield
per hectare dropped from 2.87 MT
to 2.73 MT or by 4.81% (Tables
14-16).
35 6
Tab
le 1
9. C
orn
: H
arv
est
are
a e
stim
ate
s an
d f
orec
ast
s b
y q
uart
er, b
y r
egio
n,
Ph
ilip
pin
es, J
an
uary
-Ju
ne,
2015-2
016
Estim
ate
Fore
cast
Estim
ate
Fore
cast
Estim
ate
Fore
cast
Leve
l%
Leve
l%
Leve
l%
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)
PHIL
IPPI
NES
715,
257
685,
113
(30,
145)
(4.2
1)32
9,78
0
35
9,71
5
29
,935
9.08
1,04
5,03
7
1,04
4,82
8
(209
)(0
.02)
CAR
22,7
59
22
,287
(472
)(2
.07)
7,96
3
7,00
3
(960
)(1
2.06
)30
,722
29,2
90
(1
,432
)(4
.66)
Iloco
s53
,537
55,4
83
1,
946
3.63
29,6
65
29
,100
(565
)(1
.90)
83,2
02
84
,583
1,38
11.
66
Caga
yan
Valle
y16
1,43
0
13
5,45
1
(2
5,98
0)(1
6.09
)53
,480
76,5
83
23
,103
43.2
021
4,91
0
21
2,03
4
(2
,876
)(1
.34)
Cent
ral L
uzon
21,0
80
21
,879
799
3.79
19,4
94
19
,518
240.
1240
,574
41,3
97
82
32.
03
CALA
BARZ
ON
8,11
2
7,71
3
(399
)(4
.92)
3,55
2
3,80
1
249
7.01
11,6
64
11
,514
(150
)(1
.29)
MIM
ARO
PA11
,642
12,2
43
60
15.
168,
492
5,
519
(2
,973
)(3
5.01
)20
,134
17,7
62
(2
,372
)(1
1.78
)
Bico
l29
,824
28,3
49
(1
,475
)(4
.95)
24,4
46
27
,592
3,14
612
.87
54,2
70
55
,941
1,67
13.
08
Wes
tern
Vis
ayas
34,4
65
30
,327
(4,1
38)
(12.
01)
15,4
35
11
,392
(4,0
43)
(26.
19)
49,9
00
41
,719
(8,1
81)
(16.
39)
Cent
ral V
isay
as30
,592
25,5
40
(5
,052
)(1
6.51
)7,
209
5,
874
(1
,335
)(1
8.52
)37
,801
31,4
14
(6
,387
)(1
6.90
)
East
ern
Visa
yas
7,25
8
8,20
2
944
13.0
121
,083
21,0
57
(2
6)(0
.12)
28,3
41
29
,259
918
3.24
Zam
boan
ga P
en.
21,3
22
24
,365
3,04
314
.27
5,61
2
5,16
6
(446
)(7
.95)
26,9
34
29
,531
2,59
79.
64
North
ern
Min
dana
o10
6,66
8
10
4,78
1
(1
,887
)(1
.77)
21,6
65
23
,589
1,92
48.
8812
8,33
3
12
8,37
0
37
0.03
Dava
o Re
gion
28,9
12
32
,197
3,28
511
.36
23,8
27
27
,416
3,58
915
.06
52,7
39
59
,613
6,87
413
.03
SOCC
SKSA
RGEN
94,6
00
94
,464
(136
)(0
.14)
32,6
72
41
,582
8,91
027
.27
127,
272
136,
046
8,77
46.
89
Cara
ga44
6
73
7
29
165
.25
8,75
8
9,65
5
897
10.2
49,
204
10
,392
1,18
812
.91
ARM
M82
,610
81,0
95
(1
,515
)(1
.83)
46,4
27
44
,868
(1,5
59)
(3.3
6)12
9,03
7
12
5,96
3
(3
,074
)(2
.38)
Janu
ary-
Mar
ch
2015
2016
a/
2015
2016
b/
2015
2016
Janu
ary-
June
Cha
nge
2016
/201
520
16/2
015
2016
/201
5
Apr
il-Ju
neC
hang
eC
hang
e
(1)
Item
NO
TE
: T
ota
ls, yie
lds a
nd
pe
rce
nta
ge
ch
an
ge
s w
ere
deri
ve
d fro
m u
nro
un
de
d f
igu
re.
a/-
Ba
se
d o
n s
tan
din
g c
rop
b/-
Ba
se
d o
n p
lan
tin
g in
tentions
The regions which contributed substantial increment in production were
Cagayan Valley, Davao Region, ARMM, CALABARZON and Central
Luzon.
o In Cagayan Valley, negative growth in area harvested was traced to the
insufficient soil moisture during planting time, and shifting to cassava,
tobacco and sugarcane, while, lower yield was attributed to the adverse
effects of Typhoon “Lando” and “Nona”.
o In Davao Region, dry spell and lesser releases of yellow corn seeds from
DA and LGUs in all provinces resulted to lower production in the region.
o In ARMM, intense heat due to dry spell caused lower production
specifically in Maguindanao.
o In CALABARZON, limited plantings due to inadequate rainfall, shifting
to sugarcane and the damaged brought by Typhoon “Lando” led to lower
production in Cavite. There was lesser application of fertilizer due to dry
weather which resulted to stunted growth of the crops and smaller cobs
developed in Batangas.
o In Central Luzon, Typhoon “Kabayan” and “Lando” brought totally
damaged areas and negative effects in yield in Aurora, Nueva Ecija and
Pampanga.
January-June 2016 Forecasts
The January-June 2016
production is expected to
decrease by 0.17%, from 3.38
million MT in 2015 to 3.37
million MT in 2016. Harvest
area is foreseen to be lower by
209 hectares, or from 1,045.04
thousand hectares to 1,044.83
thousand hectares. Yield may go
down from 3.24 MT per hectare
in 2015 to 3.23 MT in 2016
(Table 17).
7 34
Tab
le 1
8. C
orn
: P
rod
uct
ion
est
imate
s an
d f
ore
cast
s b
y q
uart
er, b
y r
egio
n,
Ph
ilip
pin
es, J
an
uary
-Ju
ne,
2015-2
016
Estim
ate
Fore
cast
Estim
ate
Fore
cast
Estim
ate
Fore
cast
Leve
l%
Leve
l%
Leve
l%
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)
PHIL
IPPI
NES
2,36
8,53
2
2,21
3,75
1
(154
,781
)(6
.53)
1,01
2,24
1
1,16
1,18
5
148,
943
14.7
13,
380,
773
3,
374,
936
(5
,837
)(0
.17)
CAR
93,1
72
83
,451
(9,7
21)
(10.
43)
32,1
36
28
,557
(3,5
79)
(11.
14)
125,
308
112,
008
(13,
300)
(10.
61)
Iloco
s31
2,39
6
32
7,95
6
15
,560
4.98
161,
575
161,
082
(493
)(0
.31)
473,
971
489,
038
15,0
673.
18
Caga
yan
Valle
y72
8,89
5
60
1,72
7
(1
27,1
68)
(17.
45)
237,
600
326,
276
88,6
7637
.32
966,
495
928,
003
(38,
491)
(3.9
8)
Cent
ral L
uzon
131,
273
128,
059
(3,2
14)
(2.4
5)11
2,71
2
11
1,30
2
(1
,410
)(1
.25)
243,
985
239,
361
(4,6
24)
(1.9
0)
CALA
BARZ
ON
18,0
73
24
,136
6,06
333
.55
7,71
4
8,40
3
689
8.93
25,7
87
32
,539
6,75
226
.18
MIM
ARO
PA54
,907
52,0
57
(2
,850
)(5
.19)
36,2
48
22
,354
(13,
894)
(38.
33)
91,1
55
74
,411
(16,
744)
(18.
37)
Bico
l58
,125
55,9
34
(2
,191
)(3
.77)
70,5
19
85
,119
14,6
0020
.70
128,
644
141,
053
12,4
099.
65
Wes
tern
Vis
ayas
99,5
98
80
,804
(18,
794)
(18.
87)
37,7
37
23
,174
(14,
564)
(38.
59)
137,
335
103,
978
(33,
358)
(24.
29)
Cent
ral V
isay
as23
,232
21,3
47
(1
,885
)(8
.11)
4,27
7
3,95
0
(327
)(7
.65)
27,5
09
25
,297
(2,2
12)
(8.0
4)
East
ern
Visa
yas
11,2
51
12
,521
1,27
011
.29
33,2
35
31
,979
(1,2
56)
(3.7
8)44
,486
44,5
00
14
0.03
Zam
boan
ga P
en.
38,1
04
42
,526
4,42
211
.61
9,89
6
8,76
0
(1,1
36)
(11.
48)
48,0
00
51
,286
3,28
66.
85
North
ern
Min
dana
o30
7,84
8
27
7,70
4
(3
0,14
4)(9
.79)
42,7
46
66
,210
23,4
6454
.89
350,
594
343,
914
(6,6
80)
(1.9
1)
Dava
o Re
gion
44,8
51
44
,844
(7)
(0.0
2)27
,712
42,1
52
14
,440
52.1
172
,563
86,9
96
14
,433
19.8
9
SOCC
SKSA
RGEN
254,
707
265,
678
10,9
714.
3176
,312
114,
943
38,6
3150
.62
331,
019
380,
621
49,6
0214
.98
Cara
ga83
2
1,
557
72
587
.14
25,5
38
28
,822
3,28
412
.86
26,3
70
30
,379
4,00
915
.20
ARM
M19
1,26
8
19
3,45
0
2,
182
1.14
96,2
85
98
,102
1,81
71.
8928
7,55
3
29
1,55
2
3,
999
1.39
Janu
ary-
Mar
ch
2015
2016
a/
2015
2016
b/
2015
2016
Janu
ary-
June
Cha
nge
2016
/201
520
16/2
015
2016
/201
5
Apr
il-Ju
neC
hang
eC
hang
e
(1)
Item
NO
TE
: T
ota
ls, yie
lds a
nd
pe
rce
nta
ge
ch
an
ge
s w
ere
deri
ve
d fro
m u
nro
un
de
d f
igu
re.
a/-
Ba
se
d o
n s
tan
din
g c
rop
b/-
Ba
se
d o
n p
lan
tin
g in
tentions
The January-March 2016 forecasts on standing crop indicate cutbacks in
production, harvest area and yield by 6.53%, 4.21% and 2.42% from their
respective levels in 2015 (Tables 18-20).
Cagayan Valley, Northern
Mindanao, Western Visayas,
CAR and Central Luzon are
expected to contribute to the
bulk of decrement in output.
o In Cagayan Valley,
probable decrease could be
attributed to the damages
brought by Typhoon
“Nona” in flood prone
areas in Cagayan and
Isabela. Shifting to cassava
in Quirino may bring
contraction in harvest area. In Nueva Vizcaya, more areas that were
planted to locally produced Open Pollinated Variety (OPV) seeds may
cause yield to drop.
o In Northern Mindanao, intense heat and insufficient rainfall will result to
lower area and yield in the western municipalities, some part of Gingoog
and Magsaysay, Misamis Oriental. There were shifting to vegetables in
Camiguin, pineapple in Balingasag and Jasaan, and cassava in Claveria,
Misamis Oriental.
o In Western Visayas, CAR and Central Luzon, lower outputs are foreseen
due to insufficient rainfall and dry spell.
33 8
Tab
le 1
7. C
orn
: C
rop
est
imate
s an
d f
ore
cast
s b
y q
uart
er,
by c
rop
typ
e,
Ph
ilip
pin
es, J
an
uary
-Ju
ne,
2014-2
016
(1)
PR
OD
UC
TIO
N (
MT
)
Jan
uary
-Ju
ne
3,4
79,7
44
3,3
80,7
73
3,3
74,9
36
(2
.84)
(0.1
7)
White
806,2
11
760,3
57
789,1
11
(5.6
9)
3.7
8
Ye
llow
2,6
73,5
33
2,6
20,4
16
2,5
85,8
25
(1
.99)
(1.3
2)
Jan
uary
-Marc
h2,2
78,1
86
2,3
68,5
32
2,2
13,7
51
a/
3.9
7(6
.53)
White
520,6
20
510,8
45
495,6
95
(1.8
8)
(2.9
7)
Ye
llow
1,7
57,5
66
1,8
57,6
87
1,7
18,0
56
5.7
0(7
.52)
A
pri
l-Ju
ne
1,2
01,5
58
1,0
12,2
41
1,1
61,1
85
b
/(1
5.7
6)
14.7
1
White
285,5
90
249,5
12
293,4
16
(12.6
3)
17.6
0
Ye
llow
915,9
67
762,7
29
867,7
69
(16.7
3)
13.7
7
AR
EA
HA
RV
ES
TE
D (
Ha)
Jan
uary
-Ju
ne
1,0
95,0
53
1,0
45,0
37
1,0
44,8
28
(4
.57)
(0.0
2)
White
462,8
65
443,3
77
444,1
87
(4.2
1)
0.1
8
Ye
llow
632,1
89
601,6
60
600,6
41
(4.8
3)
(0.1
7)
Jan
uary
-Marc
h705,2
99
715,2
57
685,1
13
a/
1.4
1(4
.21)
White
292,5
83
291,1
92
284,6
49
(0.4
8)
(2.2
5)
Ye
llow
412,7
16
424,0
66
400,4
64
2.7
5(5
.57)
A
pri
l-Ju
ne
389,7
54
329,7
80
359,7
15
b/
(15.3
9)
9.0
8
White
170,2
82
152,1
85
159,5
38
(10.6
3)
4.8
3
Ye
llow
219,4
72
177,5
95
200,1
77
(19.0
8)
12.7
2
YIE
LD
/HE
CT
AR
E (
MT
)Jan
uary
-Ju
ne
3.1
8
3.2
4
3.2
3
1.8
1(0
.15)
White
1.7
4
1.7
1
1.7
8
(1.5
4)
3.5
9
Ye
llow
4.2
3
4.3
6
4.3
1
2.9
9(1
.15)
Jan
uary
-Marc
h3.2
3
3.3
1
3.2
3
2.5
2(2
.42)
White
1.7
8
1.7
5
1.7
4
(1.4
1)
(0.7
4)
Ye
llow
4.2
6
4.3
8
4.2
9
2.8
7(2
.07)
A
pri
l-Ju
ne
3.0
8
3.0
7
3.2
3
(0.4
4)
5.1
7
White
1.6
8
1.6
4
1.8
4
(2.2
4)
12.1
8
Ye
llow
4.1
7
4.2
9
4.3
4
2.9
10.9
4
20
16
/20
15
Esti
mate
Fo
recast
2014
2015
2016
20
15
/20
14
IT
EM
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
PE
RC
EN
T C
HA
NG
E
NO
TE
: T
ota
ls, yie
lds a
nd
pe
rce
nta
ge
ch
an
ge
s w
ere
deri
ve
d fro
m u
nro
un
de
d f
igu
re.
a/-
Ba
se
d o
n s
tan
din
g c
rop
b/-
Ba
se
d o
n p
lan
tin
g in
tentions
Based on farmers’ planting
intentions, the April-June 2016
probable production may reach
1.16 million MT. This would be
14.71% above the 1.01 million
MT output in 2015. Harvest area
may expand by 9.08% from 329.8
thousand hectares in 2015 to 359.7
thousand hectares in 2016. Yield
per hectare may improve from
3.07 MT to 3.23 MT, or by 5.17%
(Tables 18-20).
o The probable increment could
be attributed to the movement of cropping from first quarter of 2016 to
second quarter of 2016 and replanting of damaged areas in Cagayan
Valley.
o In SOCCSKSARGEN, more areas are expected to be planted to corn due
to sufficient soil moisture, seed assistance from DA-RFU XII and
additional areas from the dried portions of the marsh land may increase
the regions’ output.
o In Northern Mindanao, farmers are anticipating more plantings due to the
onset of rainfall during the first quarter of 2016 and availability of seed
subsidy from DA-LGU.
o More plantings are expected due to availability of high yielding variety
seeds from the Department of Agriculture in Bicol Region and Davao
Region.
9 32
Tab
le 1
6. C
orn
: Y
ield
per
hec
tare
est
imate
s b
y r
egio
n,
Ph
ilip
pin
es, J
uly
-Dec
em
ber
an
d J
an
uary
-Dec
emb
er, 201
4-2
015
NO
TE
: T
ota
ls, yie
lds a
nd
pe
rce
nta
ge
ch
an
ge
s w
ere
deri
ve
d fro
m u
nro
un
de
d f
igu
re.
Leve
l%
Leve
l%
Leve
l%
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)
PHIL
IPPI
NES
2.87
2.73
(0.1
4)(4
.81)
2.83
2.73
(0.1
0)(3
.60)
2.98
2.93
(0.0
4)(1
.37)
CAR
3.74
3.61
(0.1
3)(3
.43)
3.70
3.34
(0.3
6)(9
.73)
3.77
3.69
(0.0
8)(2
.13)
Iloco
s3.
963.
91(0
.06)
(1.3
9)3.
743.
850.
112.
885.
435.
600.
173.
16
Caga
yan
Valle
y4.
313.
90(0
.40)
(9.3
6)4.
293.
95(0
.34)
(7.8
3)4.
244.
23(0
.01)
(0.3
1)
Cent
ral L
uzon
4.34
3.14
(1.2
1)(2
7.77
)3.
984.
020.
041.
025.
535.
730.
203.
53
CALA
BARZ
ON
2.33
2.34
0.00
0.17
2.12
2.23
0.11
5.12
2.15
2.22
0.07
3.15
MIM
ARO
PA2.
512.
600.
093.
572.
863.
050.
196.
783.
704.
000.
308.
12
Bico
l3.
432.
80(0
.63)
(18.
42)
2.38
2.36
(0.0
2)(0
.84)
2.51
2.37
(0.1
5)(5
.85)
Wes
tern
Vis
ayas
3.20
3.16
(0.0
4)(1
.34)
3.21
3.03
(0.1
7)(5
.39)
2.96
2.92
(0.0
5)(1
.60)
Cent
ral V
isay
as0.
860.
76(0
.10)
(11.
87)
0.89
0.82
(0.0
7)(7
.62)
0.85
0.80
(0.0
5)(5
.79)
East
ern
Visa
yas
1.39
1.41
0.03
1.94
1.42
1.41
(0.0
1)(0
.74)
1.45
1.48
0.03
2.28
Zam
boan
ga P
en.
1.63
1.67
0.04
2.65
1.73
1.65
(0.0
9)(4
.99)
1.72
1.67
(0.0
4)(2
.52)
North
ern
Min
dana
o3.
523.
580.
051.
433.
473.
480.
020.
443.
193.
230.
031.
01
Dava
o Re
gion
1.88
1.60
(0.2
8)(1
4.90
)1.
731.
49(0
.24)
(14.
07)
1.66
1.45
(0.2
0)(1
2.33
)
SOCC
SKSA
RGEN
3.18
3.16
(0.0
1)(0
.46)
3.18
3.14
(0.0
4)(1
.25)
3.12
2.98
(0.1
5)(4
.68)
Cara
ga3.
062.
83(0
.23)
(7.4
7)2.
982.
78(0
.19)
(6.4
9)2.
992.
80(0
.19)
(6.2
7)
ARM
M2.
642.
650.
010.
282.
662.
52(0
.15)
(5.5
1)2.
522.
38(0
.14)
(5.4
0)
2015
/201
420
15
Cha
nge
2014
2014
Cha
nge
Item
(1)
Oct
ober
-Dec
embe
rJu
ly-D
ecem
ber
Janu
ary-
Dece
mbe
rC
hang
e
2015
2015
2014
2015
/201
420
15/2
014
31 10
Figure 14. Thematic Map: Corn production estimates,
by region, Philippines, October-December, 2015
Tab
le 1
5. C
orn
: H
arv
est
are
a e
stim
ate
s b
y r
egio
n,
Ph
ilip
pin
es, J
uly
-Dec
em
ber
an
d J
an
uary
-Dec
emb
er, 201
4-2
015
NO
TE
: T
ota
ls, yie
lds a
nd
pe
rce
nta
ge
ch
an
ge
s w
ere
deri
ve
d fro
m u
nro
un
de
d f
igu
re.
Leve
l%
Leve
l%
Leve
l%
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)
PHIL
IPPI
NES
642,
805
634,
496
(8,3
09)
(1.2
9)1,
516,
378
1,
516,
897
51
90.
032,
611,
432
2,
561,
934
(4
9,49
8)(1
.90)
CAR
7,46
5
7,08
8
(377
)(5
.05)
34,3
45
33,6
89
(656
)(1
.91)
64,8
32
64,4
11
(421
)(0
.65)
Iloco
s1,
973
1,
929
(4
4)(2
.23)
4,37
8
4,40
6
280.
6487
,763
87
,608
(1
55)
(0.1
8)
Caga
yan
Valle
y83
,733
59
,078
(2
4,65
5)(2
9.45
)21
7,42
5
21
1,05
5
(6
,370
)(2
.93)
437,
729
425,
965
(11,
764)
(2.6
9)
Cent
ral L
uzon
1,77
4
1,15
4
(620
)(3
4.95
)6,
412
6,
794
38
25.
9643
,535
47
,368
3,
833
8.80
CALA
BARZ
ON
14,6
32
11,3
86
(3,2
46)
(22.
18)
24,9
51
17,5
21
(7,4
30)
(29.
78)
34,5
18
29,1
85
(5,3
33)
(15.
45)
MIM
ARO
PA4,
617
3,
863
(7
54)
(16.
33)
11,9
62
11,2
57
(705
)(5
.89)
29,1
35
31,3
91
2,25
67.
74
Bico
l14
,321
17
,599
3,
278
22.8
954
,772
48
,755
(6
,017
)(1
0.99
)11
3,59
6
10
3,02
5
(1
0,57
1)(9
.31)
Wes
tern
Vis
ayas
22,5
78
21,9
35
(643
)(2
.85)
73,0
78
70,2
57
(2,8
21)
(3.8
6)12
4,31
2
12
0,15
7
(4
,155
)(3
.34)
Cent
ral V
isay
as49
,852
53
,549
3,
697
7.42
154,
873
149,
495
(5,3
78)
(3.4
7)19
3,08
9
18
7,29
6
(5
,793
)(3
.00)
East
ern
Visa
yas
18,2
23
18,7
98
575
3.16
32,5
68
33,0
68
500
1.54
60,7
52
61,4
09
657
1.08
Zam
boan
ga P
en.
43,9
19
45,5
03
1,58
43.
6110
0,96
7
10
4,65
6
3,
689
3.65
130,
116
131,
590
1,47
41.
13
North
ern
Min
dana
o10
3,36
4
11
2,32
2
8,
958
8.67
241,
495
248,
707
7,21
22.
9937
4,64
6
37
7,04
0
2,
394
0.64
Dava
o Re
gion
50,2
81
48,8
64
(1,4
17)
(2.8
2)10
4,17
7
10
1,65
9
(2
,518
)(2
.42)
169,
306
154,
398
(14,
908)
(8.8
1)
SOCC
SKSA
RGEN
127,
616
134,
268
6,65
25.
2126
8,09
3
28
9,12
8
21
,035
7.85
428,
556
416,
400
(12,
156)
(2.8
4)
Cara
ga17
,455
20
,547
3,
092
17.7
133
,546
33
,192
(3
54)
(1.0
6)41
,957
42
,396
43
91.
05
ARM
M81
,002
76
,613
(4
,389
)(5
.42)
153,
336
153,
258
(78)
(0.0
5)27
7,59
0
28
2,29
5
4,
705
1.69
2015
/201
420
15
Chan
ge
2014
2014
Chan
geIte
m
(1)
Oct
ober
-Dec
embe
rJu
ly-D
ecem
ber
Janu
ary-
Dece
mbe
rCh
ange
2015
2015
2014
2015
/201
420
15/2
014
2.0 PRICES
2.1 PALAY/RICE
The average farmgate price of
palay in 2015 was P17.98 per
kilogram, 10.61% lower than last
year’s average price of P20.11.
Average monthly price peaked in
January 2015 at P18.5 per
kilogram and lowest in
November at P17.41 (Table 21).
At wholesale, average price of
rice for calendar year 2015 was
P38.33 per kilogram, 3.35%
higher than last year’s P39.66 per
kilogram. Average monthly
prices from March 2015 to
December 2015 were consistently
lower than their respective
records in 2014 (Table 21).
This year’s average price of rice
was down by 1.72% or from
P42.33 per kilogram in 2014 to
P41.6 in 2015. Monthly retail
prices exhibited downward trend
from P42.56 per kilogram in
January 2015 to P41.11 in
December 2015 (Table 21).
11 30
Tab
le 1
4. C
orn
: P
rod
uct
ion
est
imate
s b
y r
egio
n,
Ph
ilip
pin
es, J
uly
-Dec
em
ber
an
d J
an
uary
-Dec
emb
er, 201
4-2
015
NO
TE
: T
ota
ls, yie
lds a
nd
pe
rce
nta
ge
ch
an
ge
s w
ere
deri
ve
d fro
m u
nro
un
de
d f
igu
re.
Leve
l%
Leve
l%
Leve
l%
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)
PHIL
IPPI
NES
1,84
2,23
2
1,73
0,99
3
(111
,238
)(6
.04)
4,29
0,85
9
4,13
7,98
3
(152
,876
)(3
.56)
7,77
0,60
3
7,51
8,75
6
(251
,847
)(3
.24)
CAR
27,9
16
25,5
97
(2,3
19)
(8.3
1)12
7,07
2
11
2,51
5
(1
4,55
7)(1
1.46
)24
4,57
6
23
7,82
3
(6
,753
)(2
.76)
Iloco
s7,
821
7,
540
(2
81)
(3.5
9)16
,392
16
,972
58
03.
5447
6,74
1
49
0,94
3
14
,202
2.98
Caga
yan
Valle
y36
0,56
6
23
0,59
6
(1
29,9
69)
(36.
05)
932,
924
834,
700
(98,
224)
(10.
53)
1,85
6,71
5
1,80
1,19
4
(55,
521)
(2.9
9)
Cent
ral L
uzon
7,70
0
3,61
8
(4,0
82)
(53.
01)
25,5
37
27,3
34
1,79
77.
0424
0,87
0
27
1,31
9
30
,449
12.6
4
CALA
BARZ
ON
34,1
24
26,6
00
(7,5
24)
(22.
05)
52,8
82
39,0
36
(13,
846)
(26.
18)
74,3
29
64,8
23
(9,5
06)
(12.
79)
MIM
ARO
PA11
,610
10
,061
(1
,549
)(1
3.34
)34
,171
34
,337
16
60.
4910
7,72
3
12
5,49
2
17
,769
16.5
0
Bico
l49
,173
49
,298
12
50.
2513
0,59
0
11
5,26
4
(1
5,32
6)(1
1.74
)28
5,64
7
24
3,90
8
(4
1,73
9)(1
4.61
)
Wes
tern
Vis
ayas
72,3
46
69,3
43
(3,0
03)
(4.1
5)23
4,23
8
21
3,05
6
(2
1,18
2)(9
.04)
368,
404
350,
391
(18,
013)
(4.8
9)
Cent
ral V
isay
as43
,028
40
,732
(2
,296
)(5
.34)
137,
424
122,
542
(14,
882)
(10.
83)
164,
197
150,
051
(14,
146)
(8.6
2)
East
ern
Visa
yas
25,2
48
26,5
51
1,30
35.
1646
,294
46
,659
36
50.
7988
,162
91
,145
2,
983
3.38
Zam
boan
ga P
en.
71,3
76
75,9
11
4,53
56.
3517
4,82
9
17
2,18
0
(2
,649
)(1
.52)
223,
342
220,
180
(3,1
62)
(1.4
2)
North
ern
Min
dana
o36
4,33
3
40
1,57
0
37
,237
10.2
283
6,93
6
86
5,70
8
28
,772
3.44
1,19
6,54
2
1,21
6,30
2
19,7
601.
65
Dava
o Re
gion
94,4
48
78,1
10
(16,
338)
(17.
30)
180,
721
151,
537
(29,
184)
(16.
15)
280,
293
224,
100
(56,
193)
(20.
05)
SOCC
SKSA
RGEN
405,
456
424,
633
19,1
774.
7385
2,81
2
90
8,25
6
55
,444
6.50
1,33
8,06
5
1,23
9,27
5
(98,
790)
(7.3
8)
Cara
ga53
,359
58
,116
4,
757
8.92
99,8
70
92,4
04
(7,4
66)
(7.4
8)12
5,40
6
11
8,77
4
(6
,632
)(5
.29)
ARM
M21
3,72
8
20
2,71
7
(1
1,01
1)(5
.15)
408,
167
385,
483
(22,
684)
(5.5
6)69
9,59
1
67
3,03
6
(2
6,55
5)(3
.80)
2015
/201
420
15
Cha
nge
2014
2014
Cha
nge
Item
(1)
Oct
ober
-Dec
embe
rJu
ly-D
ecem
ber
Janu
ary-
Dece
mbe
rC
hang
e
2015
2015
2014
2015
/201
420
15/2
014
In Metro Manila, the average
wholesale price of rice for
January-December 2015 was
P38.98 per kilogram. This was
0.51% lower than last year’s
P39.18 per kilogram. Average
monthly price remained at
P38.77 per kilogram from
March 2015 to December 2015
(Table 22).
At retail, the average price of
rice in Metro Manila for
calendar year 2015 was P42.31
per kilogram. This was 1.40%
higher than last year’s price of
P41.73. Price remained at
P42.00 per kilogram from May
2015 to December 2015 (Table
22).
2.2 CORN
Yellow Corn
The January-December 2015
average farmgate price of yellow
corn dropped by 4.04%, from
P12.76 per kilogram in 2014 to
P12.24 in this year. Price ranged
from P11.43 per kilogram in
December 2015 to P12.79 in May
2015 (Table 23).
29 12
Tab
le
13. C
orn
: Y
ield
per
hec
tare
est
imate
s b
y q
uart
er, b
y c
rop
typ
e,
Ph
ilip
pin
es, Jan
uary
-Dec
emb
er,
201
3-2
015
NO
TE
: T
ota
ls, yie
lds a
nd
pe
rce
nta
ge
ch
an
ge
s w
ere
deri
ve
d fro
m u
nro
un
de
d f
igu
re.
(1)
Jan
uary
-Decem
ber
2.8
8
2.9
8
2.9
3
3.4
1(1
.37)
White
1.6
7
1.7
5
1.6
9
5.3
0(3
.80)
Ye
llow
4.0
8
4.1
7
4.1
5
2.0
9(0
.38)
Jan
uary
-Ju
ne
3.0
9
3.1
8
3.2
4
2.8
01.8
1
White
1.6
8
1.7
4
1.7
1
3.8
7(1
.54)
Ye
llow
4.1
9
4.2
3
4.3
6
0.9
22.9
9
Jan
uary
-Marc
h3.2
0
3.2
3
3.3
1
1.0
02.5
2
White
1.6
5
1.7
8
1.7
5
7.6
1(1
.41)
Ye
llow
4.2
3
4.2
6
4.3
8
0.6
12.8
7
A
pri
l-Ju
ne
2.8
9
3.0
8
3.0
7
6.7
1(0
.44)
White
1.7
1
1.6
8
1.6
4
(2.0
3)
(2.2
4)
Ye
llow
4.0
9
4.1
7
4.2
9
1.9
62.9
1
Ju
ly-D
ecem
ber
2.7
2
2.8
3
2.7
3
3.9
1(3
.60)
White
1.6
6
1.7
6
1.6
7
6.1
3(5
.02)
Ye
llow
3.9
9
4.1
1
3.9
8
3.1
3(3
.31)
Ju
ly-S
ep
tem
ber
2.7
8
2.8
0
2.7
3
0.7
3(2
.68)
White
1.6
3
1.6
9
1.6
2
3.4
8(4
.31)
Ye
llow
4.0
2
4.1
3
3.9
8
2.7
1(3
.66)
O
cto
ber-
Decem
ber
2.6
2
2.8
7
2.7
3
9.2
5(4
.81)
White
1.7
0
1.8
6
1.7
4
9.3
2(5
.99)
Ye
llow
3.9
2
4.0
9
3.9
7
4.2
4(2
.84)
ITE
M2013
2014
2015
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
PE
RC
EN
T C
HA
NG
E
20
14
/20
13
2
01
5/2
01
4
In 2015, the average wholesale
price of yellow corn went down
by 0.14% compared with the
2014 record. From P17.05 per
kilogram, it decreased to P17.03
in 2015. Lowest price at P16.65
per kilogram was recorded in
January 2015. Highest price at
P17.28 per kilogram was
observed in July 2015 (Table 23).
The January-December 2015
retail price of yellow corn
averaged P22.51 per kilogram,
1.21% higher than the 2014
record of P22.24 per kilogram.
Monthly retail prices exhibited
downward trend from June 2015
to December 2015 (Table 23).
White Corn
The 12-month average farmgate
price of white corn in 2015
dropped by 7.09%, from P14.64
per kilogram last year to P13.61
per kilogram. Monthly prices
were increasing during the
months of January to July then
continuously dropped until
December 2015. Price settled at
its lowest level of P12.03 per
kilogram in December 2015
(Table 24).
28 13
Tab
le
12. C
orn
: H
arv
est
are
a e
stim
ate
s b
y q
uart
er, b
y c
rop
typ
e,
Ph
ilip
pin
es, Ja
nu
ary
-Dec
emb
er,
201
3-2
015
NO
TE
: T
ota
ls, yie
lds a
nd
pe
rce
nta
ge
ch
an
ge
s w
ere
deri
ve
d fro
m u
nro
un
de
d f
igu
re.
(1)
Jan
uary
-Decem
ber
2,5
63,7
18
2,6
11,4
32
2,5
61,9
34
1.8
6(1
.90)
White
1,2
78,6
35
1,2
90,2
13
1,2
65,4
94
0.9
1(1
.92)
Ye
llow
1,2
85,0
83
1,3
21,2
19
1,2
96,4
40
2.8
1(1
.88)
Jan
uary
-Ju
ne
1,0
75,1
57
1,0
95,0
53
1,0
45,0
37
1.8
5(4
.57)
White
470,1
58
462,8
65
443,3
77
(1
.55)
(4.2
1)
Ye
llow
604,9
99
632,1
89
601,6
60
4.4
9(4
.83)
Jan
uary
-Marc
h702,9
87
705,2
99
715,2
57
0.3
31.4
1
White
281,9
70
292,5
83
291,1
92
3.7
6(0
.48)
Ye
llow
421,0
18
412,7
16
424,0
66
(1
.97)
2.7
5
A
pri
l-Ju
ne
372,1
70
389,7
54
329,7
80
4.7
2(1
5.3
9)
White
188,1
89
170,2
82
152,1
85
(9
.52)
(10.6
3)
Ye
llow
183,9
81
219,4
72
177,5
95
19.2
9(1
9.0
8)
Ju
ly-D
ecem
ber
1,4
88,5
61
1,5
16,3
78
1,5
16,8
97
1.8
70.0
3
White
808,4
77
827,3
48
822,1
17
2.3
3(0
.63)
Ye
llow
680,0
84
689,0
30
694,7
80
1.3
20.8
3
Ju
ly-S
ep
tem
ber
934,6
14
873,5
73
882,4
02
(6
.53)
1.0
1
White
484,9
41
475,2
21
467,6
04
(2
.00)
(1.6
0)
Ye
llow
449,6
73
398,3
52
414,7
98
(1
1.4
1)
4.1
3
O
cto
ber-
Decem
ber
553,9
47
642,8
05
634,4
96
16.0
4(1
.29)
White
323,5
36
352,1
27
354,5
14
8.8
40.6
8
Ye
llow
230,4
11
290,6
78
279,9
82
26.1
6(3
.68)
ITE
M2013
2014
2015
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
PE
RC
EN
T C
HA
NG
E
20
14
/20
13
2
01
5/2
01
4
At wholesale, average price of
white corn for calendar year
2015 was P16.12 per kilogram
or 1.92% higher than the
P15.82 per kilogram price in
2014. Monthly price soared
from P13.98 in January 2015 to
P17.63 in July (Table 24).
The average retail price of
white corn for January-
December 2015 was P21.86 per
kilogram, 3.44% above last
year’s level of P21.14 per
kilogram. Price was peaked in
October 2015 at P22.71 per
kilogram (Table 24).
2.3 FERTILIZER
In 2015, the 12-month average
dealers’ price of urea fertilizer
was P1,048.44 per bag of 50
kilograms or 4.17% lower than
last year’s average price of
P1,094.10 per bag. Monthly
prices were generally
decreasing from P1,031.49 per
bag in December (Table 25).
14 27
Tab
le
11. C
orn
: P
rod
uct
ion
est
imate
s b
y q
uart
er, b
y c
rop
typ
e,
Ph
ilip
pin
es, Jan
uary
-Dec
emb
er,
201
3-2
015
NO
TE
: T
ota
ls, yie
lds a
nd
pe
rce
nta
ge
ch
an
ge
s w
ere
deri
ve
d f
rom
un
roun
de
d f
igu
re.
(1)
Jan
uary
-Decem
ber
7,3
77,2
93
7,7
70,6
03
7,5
18,7
56
5.3
3(3
.24)
White
2,1
29,0
91
2,2
62,2
34
2,1
34,5
00
6.2
5(5
.65)
Ye
llow
5,2
48,2
03
5,5
08,3
69
5,3
84,2
56
4.9
6(2
.25)
Jan
uary
-Ju
ne
3,3
23,5
25
3,4
79,7
44
3,3
80,7
73
4.7
0(2
.84)
White
788,4
00
806,2
11
760,3
57
2.2
6(5
.69)
Ye
llow
2,5
35,1
26
2,6
73,5
33
2,6
20,4
16
5.4
6(1
.99)
Jan
uary
-Marc
h2,2
48,3
11
2,2
78,1
86
2,3
68,5
32
1.3
33.9
7
White
466,2
47
520,6
20
510,8
45
11.6
6(1
.88)
Ye
llow
1,7
82,0
64
1,7
57,5
66
1,8
57,6
87
(1
.37)
5.7
0
A
pri
l-Ju
ne
1,0
75,2
14
1,2
01,5
58
1,0
12,2
41
11.7
5(1
5.7
6)
White
322,1
53
285,5
90
249,5
12
(1
1.3
5)
(12.6
3)
Ye
llow
753,0
62
915,9
67
762,7
29
21.6
3(1
6.7
3)
Ju
ly-D
ecem
ber
4,0
53,7
68
4,2
90,8
59
4,1
37,9
83
5.8
5(3
.56)
White
1,3
40,6
91
1,4
56,0
23
1,3
74,1
43
8.6
0(5
.62)
Ye
llow
2,7
13,0
77
2,8
34,8
35
2,7
63,8
39
4.4
9(2
.50)
Ju
ly-S
ep
tem
ber
2,6
00,6
16
2,4
48,6
27
2,4
06,9
89
(5
.84)
(1.7
0)
White
791,6
48
802,7
57
755,8
56
1.4
0(5
.84)
Ye
llow
1,8
08,9
68
1,6
45,8
69
1,6
51,1
33
(9
.02)
0.3
2
O
cto
ber-
Decem
ber
1,4
53,1
52
1,8
42,2
32
1,7
30,9
93
26.7
7(6
.04)
White
549,0
43
653,2
66
618,2
87
18.9
8(5
.35)
Ye
llow
904,1
09
1,1
88,9
66
1,1
12,7
06
31.5
1(6
.41)
ITE
M2013
2014
2015
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
PE
RC
EN
T C
HA
NG
E
20
14
/20
13
2
01
5/2
01
4
The average dealers’ price of
ammonium sulphate or ammosul
for January-December 2015 was
P598.88 per bag of 50 kilograms,
5% lower than the 2014 record of
P630.37. This year’s monthly
prices were lower than their
respective quotations last year
(Table 25).
For ammonium phosphate
(ammophos) fertilizer, the
average dealers’ price for
calendar year 2015 was P997.99
per bag of 50 kilograms, 3.08%
below the 2014 quotation of
P1,029.66. This year’s monthly
prices ranged from P1,016.98 per
bag in January to P993.53 per
bag in December (Table 25).
In 2015, the 12-month average
delears’ price was P1,184.65 per
bag of 50 kilograms with
monthly prices ranging from
P1,188.73 per bag in January to
P1,176.59 in November (Table
25).
15 26
NO
TE
: T
ota
ls, yie
lds a
nd
pe
rce
nta
ge
ch
an
ge
s w
ere
deri
ve
d fro
m u
nro
un
de
d f
igu
re.
a/-
Ba
se
d o
n s
tan
din
g c
rop
b/-
Ba
se
d o
n p
lan
tin
g in
tentions
Tab
le 1
0.
Pala
y:
Yie
ld p
er h
ecta
re e
stim
ate
s a
nd
fore
cast
s b
y q
uart
er,
by r
egio
n,
Ph
ilip
pin
es, J
an
uary
-Ju
ne,
2015-2
016
Estim
ate
Fore
cast
Estim
ate
Fore
cast
Estim
ate
Fore
cast
Leve
l%
Leve
l%
Leve
l%
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)
PHIL
IPPI
NES
3.80
3.77
(0.0
3)(0
.76)
4.33
4.39
0.06
1.33
4.04
4.05
0.02
0.44
CAR
4.22
3.89
(0.3
4)(7
.93)
4.54
4.52
(0.0
2)(0
.55)
4.44
4.32
(0.1
2)(2
.64)
Iloco
s4.
634.
52(0
.11)
(2.4
5)4.
404.
400.
000.
054.
564.
48(0
.08)
(1.7
2)
Caga
yan
Valle
y4.
374.
380.
010.
234.
484.
500.
020.
504.
434.
450.
020.
48
Cent
ral L
uzon
5.05
4.59
(0.4
7)(9
.22)
6.43
6.40
(0.0
3)(0
.48)
5.81
5.62
(0.1
9)(3
.34)
CALA
BARZ
ON
3.60
3.53
(0.0
8)(2
.09)
3.66
4.06
0.40
10.8
33.
643.
830.
195.
31
MIM
ARO
PA3.
723.
65(0
.07)
(2.0
0)3.
833.
860.
030.
803.
763.
72(0
.03)
(0.9
0)
Bico
l3.
623.
60(0
.03)
(0.7
7)3.
763.
780.
010.
363.
703.
69(0
.00)
(0.1
2)
Wes
tern
Vis
ayas
2.98
3.21
0.23
7.76
2.61
2.75
0.14
5.54
2.92
3.14
0.23
7.73
Cent
ral V
isay
as2.
983.
230.
258.
422.
893.
000.
124.
052.
943.
140.
206.
64
East
ern
Visa
yas
3.11
3.25
0.14
4.44
3.92
3.88
(0.0
3)(0
.89)
3.52
3.55
0.02
0.62
Zam
boan
ga P
en.
3.77
3.88
0.11
2.85
4.22
4.16
(0.0
6)(1
.43)
3.88
3.96
0.08
2.06
North
ern
Min
dana
o4.
324.
370.
051.
184.
114.
220.
112.
624.
234.
300.
071.
66
Dava
o Re
gion
4.63
4.43
(0.2
0)(4
.32)
4.02
4.15
0.12
3.11
4.37
4.32
(0.0
5)(1
.18)
SOCC
SKSA
RGEN
3.76
3.78
0.02
0.58
3.39
3.55
0.16
4.58
3.69
3.73
0.04
1.18
Cara
ga3.
203.
340.
144.
483.
183.
300.
123.
643.
183.
300.
123.
69
ARM
M2.
102.
110.
020.
792.
562.
640.
072.
922.
242.
280.
052.
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3.0 RAINFALL
The accumulated actual decadal rainfall for calendar year 2015 was
33,048.7 millimeters, 18.5% lower than the 2014 level of 40,560.0
millimeters and 12.1% lower than the normal rainfall condition for the
year (Table 26).
All Regions other than CAR, Ilocos Region, Cagayan Valley, Central
Luzon and NCR received way below normal rainfall.
Western Visayas recorded highest drop in rainfall at 925.68 millimeters
compared with its normal rainfall condition followed by Zamboanga
Peninsula at 683.41 millimeters and CALABARZON at 552.67
millimeters. On the other hand, CAR received 458.92 millimeters more
than its normal rainfall condition.
*Decadal Rainfall – refer to the rainfall measured every ten days
25 16
Ta
ble
9. P
ala
y:
Harv
est
are
a e
stim
ate
s an
d f
ore
cast
s b
y q
uart
er, b
y r
egio
n,
Ph
ilip
pin
es, J
an
uary
-Ju
ne,
2015-2
016
NO
TE
: T
ota
ls, yie
lds a
nd
pe
rce
nta
ge
ch
an
ge
s w
ere
deri
ve
d fro
m u
nro
un
de
d f
igu
re.
a/-
Ba
se
d o
n s
tan
din
g c
rop
b/-
Ba
se
d o
n p
lan
tin
g in
tentions
Estim
ate
Fore
cast
Estim
ate
Fore
cast
Estim
ate
Fore
cast
Leve
l%
Leve
l%
Leve
l%
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)
PHIL
IPPI
NES
1,14
9,02
6
1,10
0,16
4
(48,
862)
(4.2
5)91
3,54
1
92
2,96
7
9,
426
1.03
2,06
2,56
7
2,02
3,13
1
(39,
436)
(1.9
1)
CAR
13,9
53
13
,455
(498
)(3
.57)
30,6
52
30
,656
40.
0144
,605
44,1
11
(4
94)
(1.1
1)
Iloco
s70
,819
68,1
75
(2
,644
)(3
.73)
32,0
59
32
,289
230
0.72
102,
878
100,
464
(2,4
14)
(2.3
5)
Caga
yan
Valle
y14
8,41
0
13
3,37
4
(1
5,03
6)(1
0.13
)16
4,86
0
17
2,71
1
7,
851
4.76
313,
270
306,
085
(7,1
85)
(2.2
9)
Cent
ral L
uzon
144,
676
136,
469
(8,2
07)
(5.6
7)17
8,72
9
18
0,94
4
2,
215
1.24
323,
405
317,
413
(5,9
92)
(1.8
5)
CALA
BARZ
ON
24,1
21
25
,097
976
4.05
34,6
15
33
,460
(1,1
55)
(3.3
4)58
,736
58,5
57
(1
79)
(0.3
0)
MIM
ARO
PA80
,060
71,0
66
(8
,994
)(1
1.23
)37
,781
38,9
86
1,
205
3.19
117,
841
110,
052
(7,7
89)
(6.6
1)
Bico
l78
,392
78,7
54
36
20.
4691
,200
94,0
94
2,
894
3.17
169,
592
172,
848
3,25
61.
92
Wes
tern
Vis
ayas
183,
330
164,
044
(19,
286)
(10.
52)
34,9
98
27
,156
(7,8
42)
(22.
41)
218,
328
191,
200
(27,
128)
(12.
43)
Cent
ral V
isay
as31
,286
29,8
50
(1
,436
)(4
.59)
18,0
47
19
,453
1,40
67.
7949
,333
49,3
03
(3
0)(0
.06)
East
ern
Visa
yas
72,9
09
87
,092
14,1
8319
.45
76,9
58
77
,338
380
0.49
149,
867
164,
430
14,5
639.
72
Zam
boan
ga P
en.
51,5
80
45
,766
(5,8
14)
(11.
27)
15,5
55
17
,125
1,57
010
.09
67,1
35
62
,891
(4,2
44)
(6.3
2)
North
ern
Min
dana
o41
,822
40,4
63
(1
,359
)(3
.25)
30,1
83
32
,913
2,73
09.
0472
,005
73,3
76
1,
371
1.90
Dava
o Re
gion
28,4
50
29
,865
1,41
54.
9720
,889
18,7
58
(2
,131
)(1
0.20
)49
,339
48,6
23
(7
16)
(1.4
5)
SOCC
SKSA
RGEN
108,
183
107,
039
(1,1
44)
(1.0
6)25
,674
28,0
33
2,
359
9.19
133,
857
135,
072
1,21
50.
91
Cara
ga4,
345
4,
542
19
74.
5392
,111
87,5
10
(4
,601
)(5
.00)
96,4
56
92
,052
(4,4
04)
(4.5
7)
ARM
M66
,690
65,1
13
(1
,577
)(2
.36)
29,2
30
31
,541
2,31
17.
9195
,920
96,6
54
73
40.
77
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2016
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2016
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/201
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17 24
NO
TE
: T
ota
ls, yie
lds a
nd
pe
rce
nta
ge
ch
an
ge
s w
ere
deri
ve
d fro
m u
nro
un
de
d f
igu
re.
Tab
le
1. P
ala
y:
Pro
du
ctio
n e
stim
ate
s b
y q
uart
er, b
y e
cosy
stem
,
Ph
ilip
pin
es, Jan
uary
-Dec
emb
er,
201
3-2
015
(1)
Jan
uary
-Decem
ber
18,4
39,4
20
18,9
67,8
26
18,1
49,8
38
2.8
7(4
.31)
Irrig
ate
d13,8
23,1
49
14,4
05,7
16
13,9
37,9
24
4.2
1(3
.25)
R
ain
fed
4,6
16,2
70
4,5
62,1
10
4,2
11,9
13
(1.1
7)
(7.6
8)
Jan
uary
-Ju
ne
7,9
97,6
32
8,3
79,9
02
8,3
23,5
52
4.7
8(0
.67)
Irrig
ate
d6,5
63,0
68
6,8
65,6
58
6,9
21,9
49
4.6
10.8
2
Rain
fed
1,4
34,5
64
1,5
14,2
44
1,4
01,6
03
5.5
5(7
.44)
Jan
uary
-Marc
h4,1
69,9
43
4,3
06,8
91
4,3
67,7
15
3.2
81.4
1
Irrig
ate
d3,3
31,8
04
3,3
37,4
39
3,4
70,6
31
0.1
73.9
9
Rain
fed
838,1
39
969,4
52
897,0
85
15.6
7(7
.46)
A
pri
l-Ju
ne
3,8
27,6
89
4,0
73,0
11
3,9
55,8
37
6.4
1(2
.88)
Irrig
ate
d3,2
31,2
64
3,5
28,2
19
3,4
51,3
18
9.1
9(2
.18)
R
ain
fed
596,4
25
544,7
92
504,5
18
(8
.66)
(7.3
9)
Ju
ly-D
ecem
ber
10,4
41,7
88
10,5
87,9
24
9,8
26,2
86
1.4
0(7
.19)
Irrig
ate
d7,2
60,0
81
7,5
40,0
58
7,0
15,9
75
3.8
6(6
.95)
R
ain
fed
3,1
81,7
07
3,0
47,8
66
2,8
10,3
11
(4.2
1)
(7.7
9)
Ju
ly-S
ep
tem
ber
3,3
62,6
56
3,0
27,0
59
2,5
51,5
46
(9.9
8)
(15.7
1)
Irrig
ate
d2,3
71,5
99
2,2
83,5
55
1,9
19,1
92
(3.7
1)
(15.9
6)
R
ain
fed
991,0
57
743,5
04
632,3
54
(2
4.9
8)
(14.9
5)
O
cto
ber-
Decem
ber
7,0
79,1
32
7,5
60,8
65
7,2
74,7
40
6.8
0(3
.78)
Irrig
ate
d4,8
88,4
82
5,2
56,5
03
5,0
96,7
83
7.5
3(3
.04)
R
ain
fed
2,1
90,6
50
2,3
04,3
62
2,1
77,9
57
5.1
9(5
.49)
PE
RC
EN
T C
HA
NG
E2015
ITE
M2013
2014
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
20
14
/20
13
2
01
5/
Tab
le 8
. P
ala
y:
Pro
du
ctio
n e
stim
ate
s an
d f
ore
cast
s b
y q
uart
er, b
y r
egio
n,
Ph
ilip
pin
es, J
an
uary
-Ju
ne,
2015-2
016
NO
TE
: T
ota
ls, yie
lds a
nd
pe
rce
nta
ge
ch
an
ge
s w
ere
deri
ve
d fro
m u
nro
un
de
d f
igu
re.
a/-
Ba
se
d o
n s
tan
din
g c
rop
b/-
Ba
se
d o
n p
lan
tin
g in
tentions
Estim
ate
Fore
cast
Estim
ate
Fore
cast
Estim
ate
Fore
cast
Leve
l%
Leve
l%
Leve
l%
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)
PHIL
IPPI
NES
4,36
7,71
5
4,15
0,39
0
(217
,325
)(4
.98)
3,95
5,83
7
4,04
9,77
3
93,9
362.
378,
323,
552
8,
200,
163
(1
23,3
89)
(1.4
8)
CAR
58,9
34
52
,322
(6,6
12)
(11.
22)
139,
200
138,
452
(748
)(0
.54)
198,
134
190,
774
(7,3
60)
(3.7
1)
Iloco
s32
7,80
5
30
7,83
1
(1
9,97
4)(6
.09)
140,
993
142,
076
1,08
30.
7746
8,79
8
44
9,90
7
(1
8,89
1)(4
.03)
Caga
yan
Valle
y64
7,86
5
58
3,56
8
(6
4,29
7)(9
.92)
738,
605
777,
615
39,0
105.
281,
386,
469
1,
361,
183
(2
5,28
7)(1
.82)
Cent
ral L
uzon
731,
122
626,
049
(105
,073
)(1
4.37
)1,
148,
675
1,
157,
373
8,
698
0.76
1,87
9,79
7
1,78
3,42
2
(96,
375)
(5.1
3)
CALA
BARZ
ON
86,8
75
88
,500
1,62
51.
8712
6,66
0
13
5,69
0
9,
030
7.13
213,
535
224,
190
10,6
554.
99
MIM
ARO
PA29
7,89
8
25
9,13
6
(3
8,76
2)(1
3.01
)14
4,69
3
15
0,49
5
5,
802
4.01
442,
591
409,
631
(32,
960)
(7.4
5)
Bico
l28
4,03
4
28
3,14
9
(8
85)
(0.3
1)34
3,34
9
35
5,50
7
12
,158
3.54
627,
383
638,
656
11,2
731.
80
Wes
tern
Vis
ayas
546,
017
526,
486
(19,
531)
(3.5
8)91
,196
74,6
80
(1
6,51
6)(1
8.11
)63
7,21
3
60
1,16
6
(3
6,04
7)(5
.66)
Cent
ral V
isay
as93
,131
96,3
42
3,
211
3.45
52,0
88
58
,420
6,33
212
.16
145,
219
154,
762
9,54
36.
57
East
ern
Visa
yas
226,
731
282,
870
56,1
3924
.76
301,
516
300,
323
(1,1
93)
(0.4
0)52
8,24
7
58
3,19
3
54
,946
10.4
0
Zam
boan
ga P
en.
194,
702
177,
677
(17,
025)
(8.7
4)65
,661
71,2
54
5,
593
8.52
260,
363
248,
931
(11,
432)
(4.3
9)
North
ern
Min
dana
o18
0,69
4
17
6,89
0
(3
,804
)(2
.11)
124,
068
138,
836
14,7
6811
.90
304,
762
315,
726
10,9
643.
60
Dava
o Re
gion
131,
814
132,
398
584
0.44
84,0
00
77
,773
(6,2
27)
(7.4
1)21
5,81
4
21
0,17
1
(5
,643
)(2
.61)
SOCC
SKSA
RGEN
406,
442
404,
461
(1,9
81)
(0.4
9)87
,139
99,5
00
12
,361
14.1
949
3,58
1
50
3,96
1
10
,380
2.10
Cara
ga13
,906
15,1
87
1,
282
9.22
293,
074
288,
574
(4,5
00)
(1.5
4)30
6,98
0
30
3,76
1
(3
,219
)(1
.05)
ARM
M13
9,74
6
13
7,52
4
(2
,222
)(1
.59)
74,9
20
83
,205
8,28
511
.06
214,
666
220,
729
6,06
32.
82
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ary-
Mar
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hang
eC
hang
e
Apr
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2016
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2016
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/201
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Tab
le 2
. P
ala
y:
Harv
est
are
a e
stim
ate
s b
y q
uart
er, b
y e
cosy
stem
,
Ph
ilip
pin
es, Jan
uary
-Dec
emb
er,
2013-2
015
NO
TE
: T
ota
ls, yie
lds a
nd
pe
rce
nta
ge
ch
an
ge
s w
ere
deri
ve
d fro
m u
nro
un
de
d f
igu
re.
(1)
Jan
uary
-Decem
ber
4,7
46,0
91
4,7
39,6
72
4,6
56,2
27
(0.1
4)
(1.7
6)
Irrig
ate
d3,2
36,3
37
3,2
53,0
80
3,2
33,1
86
0.5
2(0
.61)
R
ain
fed
1,5
09,7
54
1,4
86,5
92
1,4
23,0
41
(1.5
3)
(4.2
7)
Jan
uary
-Ju
ne
2,0
43,7
49
2,0
97,7
50
2,0
62,5
67
2.6
4(1
.68)
Irrig
ate
d1,5
26,0
58
1,5
35,0
58
1,5
33,4
50
0.5
9(0
.10)
R
ain
fed
517,6
90
562,6
91
529,1
17
8.6
9(5
.97)
Jan
uary
-Marc
h1,1
13,0
76
1,1
58,7
60
1,1
49,0
26
4.1
0(0
.84)
Irrig
ate
d805,5
73
787,5
07
804,5
05
(2
.24)
2.1
6
Rain
fed
307,5
03
371,2
53
344,5
21
20.7
3(7
.20)
A
pri
l-Ju
ne
930,6
73
938,9
90
913,5
41
0.8
9(2
.71)
Irrig
ate
d720,4
85
747,5
51
728,9
45
3.7
6(2
.49)
R
ain
fed
210,1
87
191,4
38
184,5
96
(8
.92)
(3.5
7)
Ju
ly-D
ecem
ber
2,7
02,3
43
2,6
41,9
22
2,5
93,6
60
(2.2
4)
(1.8
3)
Irrig
ate
d1,7
10,2
79
1,7
18,0
21
1,6
99,7
36
0.4
5(1
.06)
R
ain
fed
992,0
64
923,9
01
893,9
24
(6
.87)
(3.2
4)
Ju
ly-S
ep
tem
ber
869,6
73
773,8
33
652,7
18
(1
1.0
2)
(15.6
5)
Irrig
ate
d552,7
45
532,4
06
447,5
99
(3
.68)
(15.9
3)
R
ain
fed
316,9
28
241,4
26
205,1
19
(2
3.8
2)
(15.0
4)
O
cto
ber-
Decem
ber
1,8
32,6
70
1,8
68,0
90
1,9
40,9
42
1.9
33.9
0
Irrig
ate
d1,1
57,5
34
1,1
85,6
15
1,2
52,1
37
2.4
35.6
1
Rain
fed
675,1
36
682,4
75
688,8
05
1.0
90.9
3
PE
RC
EN
T C
HA
NG
E2015
ITE
M2013
2014
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
20
14
/20
13
2
01
5/
(1)
PR
OD
UC
TIO
N (
MT
)Jan
uary
-Ju
ne
8,3
79,9
02
8,3
23,5
52
8,2
00,1
63
(0
.67)
(1.4
8)
Irrig
ate
d6,8
65,6
58
6,9
21,9
49
6,7
99,4
07
0.8
2(1
.77)
R
ain
fed
1,5
14,2
44
1,4
01,6
03
1,4
00,7
56
(7
.44)
(0.0
6)
Jan
uary
-Marc
h4,3
06,8
91
4,3
67,7
15
4,1
50,3
90
a/
1.4
1(4
.98)
Irrig
ate
d3,3
37,4
39
3,4
70,6
31
3,2
68,5
70
3.9
9(5
.82)
R
ain
fed
969,4
52
897,0
85
881,8
20
(7.4
6)
(1.7
0)
A
pri
l-Ju
ne
4,0
73,0
11
3,9
55,8
37
4,0
49,7
73
b
/(2
.88)
2.3
7
Irrig
ate
d3,5
28,2
19
3,4
51,3
18
3,5
30,8
37
(2
.18)
2.3
0
Rain
fed
544,7
92
504,5
18
518,9
36
(7.3
9)
2.8
6
AR
EA
HA
RV
ES
TE
D (
Ha)
Jan
uary
-Ju
ne
2,0
97,7
50
2,0
62,5
67
2,0
23,1
31
(1
.68)
(1.9
1)
Irrig
ate
d1,5
35,0
58
1,5
33,4
50
1,5
13,8
46
(0
.10)
(1.2
8)
R
ain
fed
562,6
91
529,1
17
509,2
85
(5.9
7)
(3.7
5)
Jan
uary
-Marc
h1,1
58,7
60
1,1
49,0
26
1,1
00,1
64
a/
(0.8
4)
(4.2
5)
Irrig
ate
d787,5
07
804,5
05
771,5
41
2.1
6(4
.10)
R
ain
fed
371,2
53
344,5
21
328,6
23
(7.2
0)
(4.6
1)
A
pri
l-Ju
ne
938,9
90
913,5
41
922,9
67
b/
(2.7
1)
1.0
3
Irrig
ate
d747,5
51
728,9
45
742,3
05
(2.4
9)
1.8
3
Rain
fed
191,4
38
184,5
96
180,6
62
(3.5
7)
(2.1
3)
YIE
LD
/HE
CT
AR
E (
MT
)Jan
uary
-Ju
ne
3.9
9
4.0
4
4.0
5
1.0
20.4
4
Irrig
ate
d4.4
7
4.5
1
4.4
9
0.9
3(0
.50)
R
ain
fed
2.6
9
2.6
5
2.7
5
(1.5
7)
3.8
3
Jan
uary
-Marc
h3.7
2
3.8
0
3.7
7
2.2
7(0
.76)
Irrig
ate
d4.2
4
4.3
1
4.2
4
1.7
9(1
.80)
R
ain
fed
2.6
1
2.6
0
2.6
8
(0.2
8)
3.0
5
Ap
ril-
Ju
ne
4.3
4
4.3
3
4.3
9
(0.1
7)
1.3
3
Irrig
ate
d4.7
2
4.7
3
4.7
6
0.3
20.4
6
Rain
fed
2.8
5
2.7
3
2.8
7
(3.9
6)
5.1
0
ITE
MP
ER
CE
NT
CH
AN
GE
20
15
/20
14
2
01
6/2
01
5
Esti
mate
2014
(5)
(6)
2015
2016
Fo
recast
(2)
(3)
(4)
Tab
le 7
. P
ala
y:
Cro
p e
stim
ate
s an
d f
ore
cast
s b
y q
uart
er,
by e
cosy
stem
,
Ph
ilip
pin
es, J
an
uary
-Ju
ne,
2014-2
016
NO
TE
: T
ota
ls, yie
lds a
nd
pe
rce
nta
ge
ch
an
ge
s w
ere
deri
ve
d fro
m u
nro
un
de
d f
igu
re.
a/-
Ba
se
d o
n s
tan
din
g c
rop
b/-
Ba
se
d o
n p
lan
tin
g in
tentions
19 22
Tab
le 3
. P
ala
y:
Yie
ld p
er h
ecta
re e
stim
ate
s b
y q
uart
er, b
y e
cosy
stem
,
Ph
ilip
pin
es, Jan
uary
-Dec
emb
er,
2013-2
015
NO
TE
: T
ota
ls, yie
lds a
nd
pe
rce
nta
ge
ch
an
ge
s w
ere
deri
ve
d fro
m u
nro
un
de
d f
igu
re.
(1)
Jan
uary
-Decem
ber
3.8
9
4.0
0
3.9
0
3.0
0(2
.60)
Irrig
ate
d4.2
7
4.4
3
4.3
1
3.6
8(2
.65)
R
ain
fed
3.0
6
3.0
7
2.9
6
0.3
7(3
.55)
Jan
uary
-Ju
ne
3.9
1
3.9
9
4.0
4
2.0
81.0
2
Irrig
ate
d4.3
0
4.4
7
4.5
1
4.0
00.9
3
Rain
fed
2.7
7
2.6
9
2.6
5
(2
.89)
(1.5
7)
Jan
uary
-Marc
h3.7
5
3.7
2
3.8
0
(0
.79)
2.2
7
Irrig
ate
d4.1
4
4.2
4
4.3
1
2.4
71.7
9
Rain
fed
2.7
3
2.6
1
2.6
0
(4
.19)
(0.2
8)
A
pri
l-Ju
ne
4.1
1
4.3
4
4.3
3
5.4
7(0
.17)
Irrig
ate
d4.4
8
4.7
2
4.7
3
5.2
40.3
2
Rain
fed
2.8
4
2.8
5
2.7
3
0.2
9(3
.96)
Ju
ly-D
ecem
ber
3.8
6
4.0
1
3.7
9
3.7
2(5
.47)
Irrig
ate
d4.2
4
4.3
9
4.1
3
3.3
9(5
.95)
R
ain
fed
3.2
1
3.3
0
3.1
4
2.8
6(4
.70)
Ju
ly-S
ep
tem
ber
3.8
7
3.9
1
3.9
1
1.1
7(0
.07)
Irrig
ate
d4.2
9
4.2
9
4.2
9
(0
.03)
(0.0
3)
R
ain
fed
3.1
3
3.0
8
3.0
8
(1
.52)
0.1
0
Octo
ber-
Decem
ber
3.8
6
4.0
5
3.7
5
4.7
8(7
.40)
Irrig
ate
d4.2
2
4.4
3
4.0
7
4.9
8(8
.19)
R
ain
fed
3.2
4
3.3
8
3.1
6
4.0
6(6
.35)
PE
RC
EN
T C
HA
NG
E2015
ITE
M2013
2014
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
20
14
/20
13
2
01
5/
Tab
le 6
. P
ala
y:
Yie
ld p
er h
ecta
re e
stim
ate
s b
y r
egio
n,
Ph
ilip
pin
es, J
uly
-Dec
em
ber
an
d J
an
uary
-Dec
emb
er, 201
4-2
015
NO
TE
: T
ota
ls, yie
lds a
nd
pe
rce
nta
ge
ch
an
ge
s w
ere
deri
ve
d fro
m u
nro
un
de
d f
igu
re.
Leve
l%
Leve
l%
Leve
l%
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)
PHIL
IPPI
NES
4.05
3.75
(0.3
0)(7
.40)
4.01
3.79
(0.2
2)(5
.47)
4.00
3.90
(0.1
0)(2
.60)
CAR
3.51
2.92
(0.5
9)(1
6.78
)3.
443.
03(0
.41)
(11.
95)
3.82
3.60
(0.2
2)(5
.86)
Iloco
s4.
314.
21(0
.10)
(2.3
8)4.
314.
22(0
.09)
(2.0
6)4.
364.
30(0
.05)
(1.1
9)
Caga
yan
Valle
y4.
203.
97(0
.24)
(5.6
4)4.
344.
07(0
.27)
(6.1
6)4.
254.
260.
010.
27
Cent
ral L
uzon
4.93
3.70
(1.2
3)(2
4.93
)4.
913.
79(1
.13)
(22.
91)
5.25
4.72
(0.5
3)(1
0.04
)
CALA
BARZ
ON
3.66
3.23
(0.4
4)(1
1.97
)3.
533.
30(0
.23)
(6.4
7)3.
483.
48(0
.00)
(0.1
2)
MIM
ARO
PA3.
913.
86(0
.04)
(1.1
3)3.
903.
86(0
.04)
(1.1
2)3.
853.
81(0
.04)
(0.9
4)
Bico
l3.
943.
57(0
.36)
(9.2
3)3.
883.
69(0
.19)
(5.0
2)3.
823.
69(0
.12)
(3.2
4)
Wes
tern
Vis
ayas
3.37
3.41
0.04
1.21
3.47
3.51
0.05
1.35
3.32
3.31
(0.0
1)(0
.37)
Cent
ral V
isay
as3.
473.
620.
164.
483.
473.
600.
133.
783.
253.
280.
031.
03
East
ern
Visa
yas
3.51
3.71
0.20
5.75
3.48
3.61
0.13
3.65
3.47
3.56
0.09
2.59
Zam
boan
ga P
en.
4.06
4.19
0.13
3.15
4.07
4.16
0.09
2.11
4.03
4.04
0.02
0.43
North
ern
Min
dana
o4.
424.
520.
102.
264.
514.
580.
071.
604.
424.
430.
010.
14
Dava
o Re
gion
4.63
4.51
(0.1
2)(2
.50)
4.46
4.53
0.07
1.68
4.36
4.45
0.10
2.23
SOCC
SKSA
RGEN
3.94
3.83
(0.1
1)(2
.86)
4.00
3.87
(0.1
3)(3
.21)
3.93
3.80
(0.1
3)(3
.42)
Cara
ga3.
142.
93(0
.20)
(6.4
4)3.
152.
97(0
.18)
(5.6
5)3.
303.
10(0
.20)
(5.9
4)
ARM
M2.
822.
74(0
.08)
(2.7
7)2.
812.
78(0
.03)
(1.2
1)2.
562.
51(0
.05)
(1.9
7)
Item
July
-Dec
embe
r
2015
2015
Janu
ary-
Dece
mbe
r
2015
/201
420
14
Cha
nge
2015
Cha
nge
Oct
ober
-Dec
embe
r
2015
/201
4
Cha
nge
2015
/201
420
14
(1)
2014
21 20
Tab
le 4
. P
ala
y:
Pro
du
ctio
n e
stim
ate
s b
y r
egio
n,
Ph
ilip
pin
es, J
uly
-Dec
em
ber
an
d J
an
uary
-Dec
emb
er, 201
4-2
015
NO
TE
: T
ota
ls, yie
lds a
nd
pe
rce
nta
ge
ch
an
ge
s w
ere
deri
ve
d fro
m u
nro
un
de
d f
igu
re.
Leve
l%
Leve
l%
Leve
l%
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)
PHIL
IPPI
NES
7,56
0,86
5
7,27
4,74
0
(286
,125
)(3
.78)
10,5
87,9
24
9,82
6,28
6
(761
,638
)(7
.19)
18,9
67,8
26
18,1
49,8
38
(817
,988
)(4
.31)
CAR
188,
100
138,
666
(49,
434)
(26.
28)
254,
582
202,
777
(51,
805)
(20.
35)
452,
609
400,
911
(51,
698)
(11.
42)
Iloco
s1,
209,
690
1,
209,
360
(3
30)
(0.0
3)1,
337,
081
1,
308,
323
(2
8,75
8)(2
.15)
1,79
6,22
9
1,77
7,12
1
(19,
108)
(1.0
6)
Caga
yan
Valle
y86
2,20
0
89
8,87
3
36
,673
4.25
1,21
7,96
7
1,10
3,17
8
(114
,789
)(9
.42)
2,51
4,93
4
2,48
9,64
7
(25,
287)
(1.0
1)
Cent
ral L
uzon
1,70
7,24
2
1,26
9,99
9
(437
,243
)(2
5.61
)1,
910,
991
1,
424,
513
(4
86,4
78)
(25.
46)
3,76
5,15
0
3,30
4,31
0
(460
,840
)(1
2.24
)
CALA
BARZ
ON
172,
887
142,
198
(30,
689)
(17.
75)
211,
123
179,
372
(31,
751)
(15.
04)
405,
582
392,
907
(12,
675)
(3.1
3)
MIM
ARO
PA54
7,00
1
55
5,73
5
8,
734
1.60
650,
783
639,
242
(11,
541)
(1.7
7)1,
081,
878
1,
081,
833
(4
5)(0
.00)
Bico
l43
3,33
6
43
1,83
3
(1
,503
)(0
.35)
613,
632
637,
065
23,4
333.
821,
258,
147
1,
264,
448
6,
301
0.50
Wes
tern
Vis
ayas
764,
814
849,
198
84,3
8411
.03
1,38
0,47
5
1,41
9,61
1
39,1
362.
832,
052,
574
2,
056,
824
4,
250
0.21
Cent
ral V
isay
as16
8,08
3
17
3,79
8
5,
715
3.40
188,
377
190,
975
2,59
81.
3833
8,82
2
33
6,19
4
(2
,628
)(0
.78)
East
ern
Visa
yas
291,
485
309,
736
18,2
516.
2645
9,48
3
42
7,46
2
(3
2,02
1)(6
.97)
982,
596
955,
709
(26,
887)
(2.7
4)
Zam
boan
ga P
en.
177,
909
242,
401
64,4
9236
.25
383,
239
401,
412
18,1
734.
7465
6,77
7
66
1,77
5
4,
998
0.76
North
ern
Min
dana
o20
7,48
7
23
4,27
6
26
,789
12.9
139
8,41
7
42
0,35
8
21
,941
5.51
713,
764
725,
120
11,3
561.
59
Dava
o Re
gion
90,9
17
107,
024
16,1
0717
.72
228,
437
226,
054
(2,3
83)
(1.0
4)45
2,26
7
44
1,86
8
(1
0,39
9)(2
.30)
SOCC
SKSA
RGEN
377,
354
405,
126
27,7
727.
3682
1,38
8
79
8,06
3
(2
3,32
5)(2
.84)
1,36
4,84
9
1,29
1,64
4
(73,
205)
(5.3
6)
Cara
ga21
2,08
5
15
0,66
6
(6
1,41
9)(2
8.96
)24
4,23
4
17
4,33
2
(6
9,90
2)(2
8.62
)57
4,49
9
48
1,31
2
(9
3,18
8)(1
6.22
)
ARM
M15
0,27
5
15
5,85
1
5,
576
3.71
287,
715
273,
549
(14,
166)
(4.9
2)55
7,14
9
48
8,21
5
(6
8,93
4)(1
2.37
)
Item
July
-Dec
embe
r
2015
2015
Janu
ary-
Dece
mbe
r
2015
/201
420
14
Chan
ge
2015
Chan
ge
Oct
ober
-Dec
embe
r
2015
/201
4
Chan
ge
2015
/201
420
14
(1)
2014
Tab
le 5
. P
ala
y:
Harv
est
are
a e
stim
ate
s b
y r
egio
n,
Ph
ilip
pin
es, J
uly
-Dec
em
ber
an
d J
an
uary
-Dec
emb
er, 201
4-2
015
NO
TE
: T
ota
ls, yie
lds a
nd
pe
rce
nta
ge
ch
an
ge
s w
ere
deri
ve
d fro
m u
nro
un
de
d f
igu
re.
Leve
l%
Leve
l%
Leve
l%
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)
PHIL
IPPI
NES
1,86
8,09
0
1,94
0,94
2
72,8
523.
902,
641,
922
2,
593,
660
(4
8,26
2)(1
.83)
4,73
9,67
2
4,65
6,22
7
(83,
445)
(1.7
6)
CAR
53,5
68
47,4
50
(6,1
18)
(11.
42)
73,9
25
66,8
77
(7,0
48)
(9.5
3)11
8,47
6
11
1,48
2
(6
,994
)(5
.90)
Iloco
s28
0,45
4
28
7,20
0
6,
746
2.41
310,
352
310,
058
(294
)(0
.09)
412,
419
412,
936
517
0.13
Caga
yan
Valle
y20
5,08
2
22
6,58
1
21
,499
10.4
828
0,59
7
27
0,84
9
(9
,748
)(3
.47)
591,
660
584,
119
(7,5
41)
(1.2
7)
Cent
ral L
uzon
346,
278
343,
151
(3,1
27)
(0.9
0)38
9,10
1
37
6,24
1
(1
2,86
0)(3
.31)
717,
191
699,
646
(17,
545)
(2.4
5)
CALA
BARZ
ON
47,1
82
44,0
83
(3,0
99)
(6.5
7)59
,807
54
,330
(5
,477
)(9
.16)
116,
568
113,
066
(3,5
02)
(3.0
0)
MIM
ARO
PA13
9,97
8
14
3,84
5
3,
867
2.76
166,
841
165,
745
(1,0
96)
(0.6
6)28
0,92
0
28
3,58
6
2,
666
0.95
Bico
l11
0,04
5
12
0,81
4
10
,769
9.79
158,
018
172,
715
14,6
979.
3032
9,57
3
34
2,30
7
12
,734
3.86
Wes
tern
Vis
ayas
226,
850
248,
879
22,0
299.
7139
8,14
0
40
3,98
7
5,
847
1.47
618,
727
622,
315
3,58
80.
58
Cent
ral V
isay
as48
,487
47
,985
(5
02)
(1.0
4)54
,349
53
,094
(1
,255
)(2
.31)
104,
288
102,
427
(1,8
61)
(1.7
8)
East
ern
Visa
yas
83,0
12
83,4
13
401
0.48
131,
971
118,
448
(13,
523)
(10.
25)
283,
020
268,
315
(14,
705)
(5.2
0)
Zam
boan
ga P
en.
43,8
51
57,9
20
14,0
6932
.08
94,0
76
96,5
01
2,42
52.
5816
3,09
6
16
3,63
6
54
00.
33
North
ern
Min
dana
o46
,954
51
,846
4,
892
10.4
288
,356
91
,750
3,
394
3.84
161,
414
163,
755
2,34
11.
45
Dava
o Re
gion
19,6
46
23,7
20
4,07
420
.74
51,2
53
49,8
81
(1,3
72)
(2.6
8)10
3,82
2
99
,220
(4
,602
)(4
.43)
SOCC
SKSA
RGEN
95,7
84
105,
864
10,0
8010
.52
205,
304
206,
081
777
0.38
346,
906
339,
938
(6,9
68)
(2.0
1)
Cara
ga67
,637
51
,355
(1
6,28
2)(2
4.07
)77
,558
58
,674
(1
8,88
4)(2
4.35
)17
4,17
0
15
5,13
0
(1
9,04
0)(1
0.93
)
ARM
M53
,282
56
,836
3,
554
6.67
102,
274
98,4
29
(3,8
45)
(3.7
6)21
7,42
2
19
4,34
9
(2
3,07
3)(1
0.61
)
Item
July
-Dec
embe
r
2015
2015
Janu
ary-
Dece
mbe
r
2015
/201
420
14
Cha
nge
2015
Cha
nge
Oct
ober
-Dec
embe
r
2015
/201
4
Cha
nge
2015
/201
420
14
(1)
2014
