SOCCSKSARGEN Rice Self –Sufficiency Roadmap
SOCCSKSARGEN Rice Self –Sufficiency Roadmap
YEAR
AREA
HARVESTED
(ha/s)
PRODUCTION (mt) YIELD
(mt/ha)
2002 314,632 1,060,916 3.37
2003 306,243 1,025,035 3.35
2004 325,102 1,097,135 3.37
2005 310,865 1,090,105 3.51
2006 319,878 1,146,220 3.58
2007 328,341 1,186,688 3.61
2008 346,403 1,234,757 3.56
2009 349,668 1,229,040 3.51
2010 329,817 1,185,196 3.59
2011 343,620 1,244,148 3.62
2012 345,985 1,270,901
3.67
ECOSYSTEM
PHYSICAL
AREA
EFFECTIVE
AREA
IRRIGATED
122,006 263,533
RAINFED
58,745 77,543
UPLAN
D 19,455 19,455
TOTAL 200,206 360,531
PIGCAWAYAN
LIBUNGAN
ALAMADA BANISILAN
CARMEN
PRES. ROXAS
MIDSAYAP
ALEOSAN
PIKIT
KABACAN
MATALAM ANTIPAS
M’LANG
TULUNAN
MAKILALA
MAGPET
ARAKAN
COLUMBIO
LUTAYAN
PRES. QUIRINO
LAMBAYONG
ESPERANZA
ISULAN
BAGUMBAYAN
SEN. NINOY
AQUINO
LEBAK
KALAMANSIG
PALIMBANG
LAKE SEBU
SURALLAH
STO. NINO
NORALA
TANTANGAN
CITY OF
KORONADAL
TAMPAKAN
TUPI
BANGA
T’BOLI
POLOMOLOK
GEN. SANTOS CITY MAITUM
KIAMBA
MAASIM
MALUNGON
ALABEL
MALAPATAN
GLAN
CITY OF
TACURONG
COTABATO CITY
CITY OF
KIDAPAWAN
PRES. ROXAS
MAGUINDANAO
(ARMM)
FACILITIES THRESHING DRYING MILLING STORAGE
Region XII 3,798 5,173 1,101 1,354 North
Cotabato 2,132 2,321 649 774 South
Cotabato 546 1,255 184 270
Sarangani 155 360 8 177 Sultan
Kudarat 932 1,147 253 132 Gen. Santos
City 33 90 7 1
YEAR SUPPLY DEMAND SUFFICIENCY
LEVEL
2010 558,085,092 458,363,760 122%
2011 585,844,410 466,087,000 126%
2012 598,441,863 477,660,000 127%
2010
558,085,092 458,363,760
2011
585,844,410 466,087,000
2012
598,441,863
477,660,000
YEAR SUPPLY DEMAND
2010 2011 2012
Availability and Functionality of Irrigation
Systems in the region.
Well equipped extension workers and local farmer technicians
Adequate number of seed production
areas and functional seed growers
cooperatives.
Active participation and strong support of
Local Government Units, Farmers/Irrigators
Associations and other Stakeholders
Low quality seed utilization (CS & Hybrid) of farmers in the region.
Widespread practice of direct seeding and other traditional/conventional farming practices.
Non-synchronous planting at some Communal Irrigation Areas.
Silted irrigation canals.
Increase seepage of irrigation water due to earth canals.
Region 12 is graciously spared from devastating calamities.
Increase farmers’ access to better market price due to NFA Procurement and Sikat Saka Program.
There is a significant number of potential irrigated areas to be generated from rainfed lowland.
Improvement of rainfed Upland Areas are potential in the propagation or increase of production of quality traditional varieties for export.
Land conversion into housing and commercial
sites.
Shifting into plantation crops.(Banana, Palm Oil,
etc.)
Unregulated water usage of private companies
for plantation crops.
Unpredictable pest, disease and unpredictable
weather due to climate change
High cost of farm inputs.
Inefficient water supply due to siltation of
irrigation canals because of mining activities in
the upland and quarrying activities downstream.
A dynamic, sustainable, environment friendly
and globally competitive rice producing region
by empowered rice stakeholders.
Ensure self-sufficiency and quality rice
through collaboration and partnership with the
private sector with strong support of the local government units and other stakeholders.
Strengthen Public-Private Partnership in
the implementation of Rice Program
Projects and Activities using good
agricultural practices at lowland and
upland rice areas to increase rice
production in the region, thus increasing
farmers income and improve their way
of living.
MFO 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
I. Reduction of
Post-Harvest
Losses ( % )
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
PRODUCTION
(in M MT) 1.317 1.321 1.475 1.579 1.692 1.812 1.942
TOTAL AREA
(HAS) 351,445 340,295 365,310 379,923 395,119 410,924 427,361
AVE. YIELD
(MT.HA) 3.75 3.88 4.04 4.16 4.28 4.41 4.54
Contribution
to GDP
( in Billion
Pesos)
22.393 22.458 25.082 26.859 28.772 30.820 33.015
Region XII Rice Self-Sufficiency Target
& GRDP Contribution
PROGRAMS/PROJECTS/
ACTIVITIES
2013
BUDGET
(‘000)
2014
BUDGET
(‘000)
2015
BUDGET
(‘000)
2016
BUDGET
(‘000)
GRAND TOTAL 501,412 528,668 555,102 570,962 I. PRODUCTION SUPPORT 113,973 132,349 138,967 142,937
B. IRRIGATION DEVELOPMENT
SERVICES 89,140 114,066 119,770 123,192
D. OTHER INFRA &
POSTHARVEST DEVELOPMENT
SUPPORT
222,485 199,989 209,988 215,988
D. MARKET DEVELOPMENT
SERVICES 812 4,812 5,053 5,197
E. EXTENSION SUPPORT,
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
SERVICES
32,372 38,822 40,763 41,928
F. RESEARCH AND
DEVELOPMENT SERVICES 27,758 17,758 18,646 19,179
G. REGULATORY SERVICES 1,869 1,869 1,963 2,019
H. PLANS, POLICY, PROGRAM 13,003 19,003 19,953 20,523
23%
18%
44%
0% 6%
6% 0% 3%
A. PRODUCTION SUPPORT
B. IRRIGATION DEVELOPMENT
SERVICES
C. OTHER INFRA & POSTHARVEST
DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT
D. MARKET DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
E. EXTENSION SUPPORT,
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
SERVICES F. RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
SERVICES
G. REGULATORY SERVICES
H. PLANS, POLICY, PROGRAM