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CEBU PROVINCIAL

AGRICULTURAL PROFILE

Second Printing 2011


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General Information

Composition

Land and Natural Resources

Information on the Agriculture Sector

Land Area and Land Use

Minimum Wage Rates

Major, Priority and Minor Crops

Fisheries and Aquatic Products

Livestock and Poultry

Trading Calendar of Major Agricultural Commodities

Soil Acidity/Alkalinity Level and Nutrient Composition

Agribusiness Ventures in Cebu

Opportunities for Investment and Market Linkages

Infrastructure and Support Services

Transportation Facilities

Power Utilities

Water Utilities

Telecommunication Facilities

Irrigation Facilities

Inventory of Post Harvest Facilities

Agri-Infrastructure Projects

Operational Barangay Bagsakans in Cebu

Research Institutions, Agricultural Schools,Colleges and Universities

Photos of Postharvest Facilities, Agri-Infrastructure

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I. GENERAL INFORMATION

A. Composition

Geography : Cebu is located between 925' N & 1121' N and between 123 25' E &

124 30' E in the center of the archipelago, which is part of the Central

Visayas Region. The main island stretches about 220 kilometers long from

north to south and about 41 kilometers at its widest portion. The

topography of Cebu is characterized by narrow coastlines, limestone

plateaus, and coastal plains but with predominant rolling hills and rugged

mountain ranges traversing the northern and southern lengths of the island.

Although Cebu's steep mountains reach over 1,000 meters, the island lackssubstantial forest cover. In the towns of Bogo, San Remigio, Medellin and

Daan Bantayan at the northern tip of the province, considerable flat tracts

of land are found. Of the three biggest islands, Mactan and Bantayan are

relatively flat while Camotes is hilly.

Boundaries : EastIslands of Bohol and Leyte

SouthSiquijor

WestNegros Island

NorthMasbateCapital : Cebu City

Legal Basis : Act 2711

Date of Approval : March 10, 1917

No. of Cities : 6

No. of Municipalities : 47

No. of Barangays : 1,203

Income Classification (2009) : 1st

Population (2007) : 2,439,005

Annual Population Growth Rate : 2.16%

Climate and Rainfall : Cebus climate is subtropical, with temperature and

rainfall fairly evenly distributed throughout the year.

Typhoon activity is minor compared with other parts

of the Philippines. It is best to visit from December to

May when the weather turns dry. It is coolest from

December to February, hottest from March to May.Temperature can rise as high as 37C in the summer.

The rainy seasons begins in July bringing torrential

downpours that would sometimes inhibit movements.

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Total Monthly Rainfall in Millimeters (mm)

Month/Year 2007 2008 2009

January 220.4 175.4 33.2February 16.8 69.2 131.0

March 11.8 154.0 46.6April 9.8 172.6 107.2

May 177.5 380.8 132.0

June 185.9 120.6 149.1

July 247.6 235.6 120.6

August 107.3 159.9 106.7

September 251.8 139.8 113.3

October 184.3 144.0 50.4

November 234.3 110.3 168.2

December 135.3 136.9 63.80

Monthly Average Temperature (C)

Month/Year 2007 2008 2009January 26.6 26.6 27.2

February 27.1 26.4 27.5

March 28.0 27.5 28.5

April 29.1 28.5 29.3

May 29.1 27.9 29.1June 28.9 24.8 25.6

July 28.0 28.2 28.0

August 28.4 28.4 28.7

September 28.7 28.3 28.2

October 27.8 28.4 28.1

November 27.1 30.4 28.0

December 27.2 27.6 27.3

Source: PAGASA - CebuTopographical composition of Cebu (Source: DA-BSWM)

Slope Category Area inhectares

%DistributionSteepness (%) Description

0-8Broad area of level to nearly gentlysloping and undulating 112,415 22.09

8-18

Moderately undulating and rolling in

many directions 40,628 7.98

18-30

Moderately sloping, steeply undulating

and rolling to hilly 82,096 16.1330-50 Strongly sloping, rolling and hilly land 126,126 24.79

50 - over

Strongly sloping and very steep;

mountain and hilly areas 147,574 29

Total 508,839 99.99

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Socio-Demographic Profile

Source: National Statistical Coordination Board

Province/

Districts

Cities/

Municipalities

Land Area,

km2 # of Brgys Income Class

Cebu 5,088.39 1,202 1st

District I Carcar City 95.90 15 1st

Minglanilla 65.60 19 1st

Naga City 79.70 28 1-B

San Fernando 62.50 21 2nd

Sibonga 133.20 25 3rd

Talisay City 86.20 22 1-A

District II Alcantara 35.20 9 5thAlcoy 57.30 8 5th

Alegria 113.10 9 4th

Argao 207.20 45 2nd

Badian 109.90 29 4th

Boljoon 111.00 11 5th

Dalaguete 135.20 33 2nd

Dumanjug 93.50 37 4th

Ginatilan 70.10 14 5th

Malabuyoc 57.80 14 5thMoalboal 83.60 15 4th

Oslob 135.70 21 4th

Ronda 31.20 14 5th

Samboan 56.00 15 5th

Santander 35.70 10 4th

District III Aloguinsan 74.00 15 4th

Asturias 236.70 27 3rd

Balamban 336.70 28 1st

Barili 117.00 42 3rd

Pinamungajan 111.00 26 3rd

Toledo City 174.20 38 1-A

Tuburan 224.20 54 2nd

Bantayan 71.00 25 1st

Bogo City 93.00 29 1st

Daanbantayan 105.20 20 2nd

Madridejos 40.40 14 4th

Medellin 67.80 19 3rdSan Remigio 119.60 27 3rd

Santa Fe 29.00 10 4th

Tabuelan 96.10 25 4th

Tab0gon 140.90 12 4th

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Districts

Cities/

Municipalities

Land Area,

km2 # of Brgys Income Class

District IV Borbon 88.30 19 4th

Carmen 66.40 21 3rd

Catmon 96.10 20 4thCompostela 53.90 17 4th

Danao City 107.10 42 1-B

Liloan 52.10 14 1st

Pilar 37.80 13 5th

Poro 68.00 17 4th

San Francisco 115.40 15 3rd

Sogod 72.70 18 4th

Tudela 42.20 11 4th

District V Consolacion 32.60 21 3rd

Cordova 12.99 13 4th

Lapu-lapu City 58.10 29 1-A

Mandaue City 11.70 27 1-A

Lone District Cebu City 280.60 80 1-A

Source: DILG, PPDO and PTO of Cebu

Population count of Cebu and highly urbanized cities, 2007

Province/ Highly

Urbanized Cities

2007

Population

2000

Population

Growth

Rate (%)

Population

Density/ km

Cebu 2,439,005 2,160,569 1.68 515

Cebu City 798,809 718,821 1.46 2,847Lapu-lapu City 292,530 217,019 4.20 5,035

Mandaue City 318,575 259,729 2.86 27,229

TOTAL 3,848,919 3,356,138 2.55 757

Population count of municipalities & component cities of Cebu, 2007

Cities/Municipalities Total Population Population Density/km

Alcantara 13,036 370

Alcoy 14,571 254

Alegria 21,699 192

Aloguinsan 26,164 354

Argao 62,226 300

Asturias 40,939 173

Badian 35,876 326

Balamban 66,261 197

Bantayan 71,655 1,009

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Cities/Municipalities Total Population Population Density/km

Barili 60,430 516

Bogo 69,123 743

Boljoon 14,877 134

Borbon 32,278 366Carcar 100,632 1,049

Carmen 41,279 622

Catmon 27,330 284

Compostela 39,167 727

Consolacion 87,544 2,685Cordova 45,066 3,469

Daanbantayan 73,254 696

Dalaguete 61,405 454

Danao City 109,354 1,021Dumanjug 44,807 479

Ginatilan 13,654 195

Liloan 92,181 1,769Madridejos 30,673 759

Malabuyoc 18,117 313Medellin 44,860 662

Minglanilla 101,585 1,549

Moalboal 27,398 328Naga 95,163 1,194

Oslob 22,732 168

Pilar 11,941 316

Pinamungahan 54,859 494

Poro 21,529 317

Ronda 17,214 552

Samboan 18,140 324

San Fernando 54,932 879

San Francisco 44,588 386San Remigio 47,826 400

Santa Fe 26,826 925

Santander 15,294 428

Sibonga 40,765 306

Sogod 28,955 398

Tabogon 31,942 332

Tabuelan 21,421 152

Talisay City 179,359 2,081

Toledo City 152,960 878Tuburan 53,663 239

Tudela 11,266 267

Source: National Statistical Coordination Board

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B. Land and Natural Resources

Status of Land Classification by Province, 2007Source:Department of Environment and Natural Resources

Classification Area (hectares)Certified Alienable & Disposable Land 368,146

Total Forest Land 141,091Classified Forest Land 141,091

Established Forest Reservation 21,427Established Timberland 105,578National Parks, Games Refugees

& Bird Sanctuaries/Wilderness Areas 13,148Military and Naval Reservation 4

Civil Reservation 114Fishpond 820

Unclassified Forest Land -Total Area 509,237

Soil and Mineral Resources

Source: Provincial Planning and Development Office, Province of Cebu, Nov 2008

Geologic Formations in Cebu:Recent : Alluvial deposits and coral reefsPliocene : Malumbang coral limestone and marls

Uncorformity : Andesitic flows and agglomeratesMiddle & Upper Miocene : Vigo ShalesPre-Tertiary, probably Mesozoic : Schist and slate-like rocks Serpentine intrusions

Pre-Tertiary : Basal complex, chiefly diorite

Rock Formations identified in Cebu: Alluvium Barili limy clay Barili limestone

Carcar limestone Cebu Orbitoid limestone Malubog formation

Basement complex Cebu coal-bearing shale formation

Soil Textures:Thirteen kinds of soils textures can be found in the province of Cebu. These are the CebuHydrosol (7,650 ha); Mandaue Clay (28,220 ha); Mandaue Silt Loam (13,708 ha);

Medellin Clay (7,710 ha); Beach Sand (1,660 ha); Faraon Clay (62,425 ha); Faraon ClaySteep Phase (87,516 ha); Bolinao Clay (58,575 ha); Bolinao Clay Steep Phase (23,500

ha); Lugo Clay (98,321 ha); Baguio Clay Loam (96,336 ha); Mantalongon Clay (20,222ha); Area of Unclassified Islets (2,996 ha).

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Metallic and Non-Metallic Deposits:

Cebu is rich in metallic and non-metallic mineral deposits. However, the volume of non-

metallic substances is more than the metallic mineral resources because the former lie on

limestone formations that virtually occupy around two-thirds (2/3) of the island.

Metallic Mineral Deposits Non-Metallic Mineral Deposits

gold copper quartz (silica sand or rock) fertilizer minerals

silver molybdenum bentonite dolomite

iron ores other non-ferrous cement raw materials red-burning clay

metals silica feldspar

gypsum

Watershed Forest Reserves, Cebu

Source:Department of Environment and Natural Resources

Name of Reservation : Argao Watershed Forest Reserve

Location : Argao, Dalaguete

Area (in hectares) : 7,250

Proclamation No. : 414

Proclamation Date : June 29, 1994

Name of Reservation : Buhisan Watershed Forest Reserve

Location : Buhisan, Cebu City

Area (in hectares) : 631

Proclamation No. : EO 36

Proclamation Date : July 13, 1911

Name of Reservation : Mananga River Forest Reserve

Location : Cebu City, Minglanilla, Talisay


Proclamation No. : 581

Proclamation Date : May 29,1990

Name of Reservation : Kotkot & Lusaran River Watershed Forest Reserve

Location : Balamban, Cebu City, Compostela, Consolacion,

Danao City


Proclamation No. : 1074Proclamation Date : September 2, 1997

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II. INFORMATION ON THE AGRICULTURE SECTOR

A. Land Area and Land Use (in Hectares)

Source: Bureau of Soils and Water Management

Description Cebu City Cebu Province

Agricultural 10,570 216,493

Grassland/Shrubland Areas 14,569 237,471Woodland/Forest Areas 2,514 8,016

Wetland Areas 144 9,463

Miscellaneous Areas 5,083 9,307

Total (in hectares) 32,880 480,750

B. Minimum Wage Rates

Source:National Wages and Productivity Commission

Daily Minimum Wage Rates

Per Wage Order No. ROVII-14 a/

Effective June 16, 2008

Industry / Sector Minimum Wage Rates (in Pesos)Class A Class B Class D

Non Agriculture 267.00 247.00 222.00

Agriculture

Non-Sugar 249.00 232.00 202.00

Sugar 217.00 217.00 217.00

Sugar Mills 237.00 237.00 237.00

Class A Cities of Carcar, Cebu, Danao, Lapulapu, Mandaue, Naga

and Talisay, and the Municipalities of Compostela,Consolacion, Cordova, Liloan, Minglanilla, and San

Fernando (or expanded Metro Cebu)

Class B Cities of Toledo and Bogo, and the rest of the

Municipalities in the Province of Cebu except the

Municipalities in the Islands of Bantayan and Camotes

Class D Municipalities in the Province of Siquijor and

Municipalities in the Islands of Bantayan and Camotes

a/ Grants a P17.00 basic wage increase per day to allminimum wage workers in the region.

Issued on 22 May 2008; Published on 01 June 2008 at Sun Star.Updated: 09 November 2009

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C. Major, Priority and Minor Crops, Cebu

Source: Bureau of Agricultural Statistics (BAS)

Cereals Production

Cereals

Production (in mt) Area Harvested(in ha) Yield(mt/ha)

2007 2008 2007 2008 2007 2008

Palay 14,769 6,141 4,597 5,233 3.21 3.08

Corn 106,152 1,624 130,587 122,899 0.81 0.75

Cereals Sufficiency Level CY 2008

Cereals

Population

(2008 Projected)

Per Capita

(kg)

Consumption

(mt)

Production

(mt)

Sufficiency

Level (%)

Rice 3,924,366 64.74 254,063 8,918 3.5Corn 3,924,366 45.6 171,767 62,304 36.3

Vegetables, Root Crops and Tubers Production

Volume (in mt)

Major Crops 2006 2007 2008

Mongo 405 323 328

Peanut 501 447 353

Cabbage 4,563 4,933 5,201

Eggplant 4,388 3,920 4,087

Tomato 2,625 2,086 1,820

Garlic 4 0 0

Onion 12 0 0

Camote 10,629 8,548 10,106Cassava 20,253 17,407 17,896

Total 43,380 37,664 39,791

Priority Crops

Habitchuelas 385 383 470

Banana blossom 247 195 192

Broccoli 6 5 4

Cauliflower 57 67 68

Kangkong 396 396 445Lettuce 50 52 55

Pechay 2,339 2,346 2,637

Chinese 2,296 2,300 2,585

Native 43 45 52

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Volume (in mt)

2006 2007 2008

Ampalaya 1,478 1,381 1,384

Stringbeans 1,041 905 976

Gourd 5,165 4,711 4,319

Okra 504 398 462

Squash fruit 13,749 9,535 9,811

Ginger 1,223 1,034 963

Pepper 159 109 190

Bell 116 75 136

Finger 43 34 54

Carrots 2,927 2,542 2,226

Gabi 1,350 1,177 1,336Radish 224 218 254

White Potato 4 0.60 0.10

Minor Crops

Chayote 4658 4,244 4,374

Camote tops 69 67 75

Leeks 6,454 6,056 5,966

Patola 218 152 147

Ubi 539 459 458Cucumber 127 183 213

Sweet Peas 0.30 0.12 0.14

Alogbati 2,105 2,257 2,364Celery 3 2 2

Gabi leaves w/ stem 91 99 105Bamboo shoots 80 82 97

Malunggay leaves 72 189 234Jackfruit young 3,413 3,325 2,077

Chili pepper fruit 8 9 10

Pao (galiang) 401 351 147Tugue 51 35 22

Other vegetables 356 345 940

Vegetables, Root Crops and Tubers Sufficiency Level CY 2008

Selected Crops

Per Capita

(kg)

Consumption

(mt)

Production

(mt)

Sufficiency

Level (%)Mongo 1.77 6,946 328 4.72

Peanut 0.52 2,041 353 17.30

Cabbage 1.09 4,278 5,201 121.58

Eggplant 1.82 7,142 4,087 57.22

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Selected Crops

Per Capita

(kg)

Consumption

(mt)

Production

(mt)

Sufficiency

Level (%)

Tomato 2.39 9,379 1,820 19.41

Camote 4.16 16,325 10,106 61.91

Cassava 1.87 7,339 17,896 243.85

Pechay 0.62 2,433 2,637 108.38

Ampalaya 0.52 2,041 1,384 67.81

Stringbeans 0.52 2,041 976 47.82

Gourd 0.47 1,844 4,319 234.22

Squash 2.70 10,596 9,811 92.59

Ginger 0.83 3,257 963 29.57

Carrots 1.20 4,709 2,226 47.27

Gabi 1.56 6,122 1,336 21.82Potato 0.94 3,689 0.10 0.003

Camote tops 0.57 2,237 75 3.35

Garlic 0.36 1,413 0.00 0.00

Onion 1.61 6,318 0.00 0.00

Fruit Crops ProductionVolume (in mt)

Major Fruit Crops 2006 2007 2008

Banana 55,098 51,154 49,827Bungulan 2,166 1,907 1,769

Cavendish 15.61 14 11

Lakatan 5,458 4,886 4,735

Latundan 9,151 8,399 8,183

Saba 35,625 33,440 32,727

Others 2,682 2,509 2,402

Calamansi 937 783 784

Mango 24,298 40,457 36,775

Carabao 22,853 38,760 35,335Others 1,445 1,697 1,441

Pineapple 137 114 105

Priority Fruit Crops

Balimbing 17 16 11

Lanzones 52 73 23Papaya 3,251 3,120 3,101

Hawaiian 2,415 2,357 2,370Native 286 245 233

Solo 550 517 498

Tamarind 50 61 49

Watermelon 7 23 24

Mandarin 61 159 115

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Volume (in mt)

Minor Fruit Crops 2006 2007 2008Avocado 738 745 676Guava 390 335 119

Native 168 171 49Guapple 222 164 70

Guyabano 192 180 194Jackfruit 515 562 893Muskmelon 0 0 1Santol 86 61 35Starapple 409 431 442Pomelo 86 73 37Atis 94 93 128Breadfruit 311 349 402Chico 137 125 221Duhat 17 12 8Sineguelas 231 210 90Other fruits 63 69 61

Fruit Crops Sufficiency Level CY 2008

Selected Fruit Crops Per Capita(kg) Consumption(mt) Production(mt) Sufficiency Level(%)Banana 23.82 93,478 49,827 53.30Calamansi 1.09 4,278 784 18.34Mango 1.82 7,142 36,775 514.89Papaya 0.73 2,865 3,101 108.23Pineapple 0.88 3,453 105 3.04Watermelon 0.10 392 24 6.22

Non-Food and Industrial CropsVolume (in mt)

Major Crops 2006 2007 2008Abaca (dried raw fiber) 11 13 14Coconut with husk 79,386 84,068 82,308

Matured 77,658 81,833 79,868Young 1,728 2,235 2,440

Coffee (dried berries w/ pulp) 2.64 0.95 0.63Rubber (coagulated cup lump) - - -

Sugarcane 476,588 343,050 570,090Tobacco (dried leaves) 44 11 7

Priority CropsCacao (dried beans w/ pulp) 14 13 14Cashew (ripe fruit w/ nut) - - -

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2006 2007 2008Bromeliad (live plant w/ pot) 2.43 0.45 0.21

Euphorbia (live plant w/ pot) 126 34 18

Coconut Sap/Tuba 4,494 4,203 4,197

Minor CropsKapok (seed kapok) 2.50 1.50 0.75

Maguey (dried raw fiber) 1.00 1.39 1.29

Salago (dried raw fiber) 410 322 284

Chrysanthemum 688 578 551

Gladiola 15 13 12Orchids 7 6 5

Dendrobium 3.35 2.40 2.32

Vanda 4.13 3.30 3.16

Roses 218 215 204

Coconut leaves (fresh & green) 108 139 160

Cogon (dried leaves) 1.20 0.50 0.35

Romblon (dried raw fiber) - - 0.20Tiger grass (dried flower w/ stalk) - - -

Banana leaves 105 113 121

Laza/Tambo (dried flower w/ stalk) - - -

Nipa Sap/Wine - - -

Other NFICC 5,015 5,020 19,121

Area Planted/Harvested of Selected CropsArea (in hectares)

Selected Crops 2006 2007 2008

Abaca 162 162 170

Banana 9,177 9,177 9,162

Cabbage 566 592 598

Calamansi 120 120 122

Camote 2,280 1,830 2,175Cassava 3,195 2,520 2,532

Coconut 42,590 42,590 42,590

Coffee 12 8 11

Eggplant 980 920 937

Garlic 3 1 -

Mango 5,605 5,605 5,618

Mongo 1,340 1,150 1,149

Onion 2 - -

Peanut 525 510 509Pineapple 7 7 7

Sugarcane 5,551 4,467 8,363

Tobacco 110 110 40

Tomato 860 695 690

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D. Fisheries and Aquatic Products, CebuSource: Bureau of Agricultural Statistics

Volume of Catch/Harvest (in mt)2006 2007 2008

Commercial Fisheries 37,081 43,146 39,443

Inland Municipal Fisheries 72 87 71Marine Municipal Fisheries 28,764 28,820 29,058

Aquaculture 6,211 5,801 6,258

E. Livestock and Poultry, Cebu

Source: Bureau of Agricultural Statistics

Livestock &

Poultry

Inventory (in heads)

as of Jan. 1, 2007 as of Jan. 1, 2008 as of Jan. 1, 2009

Carabao 49,985 49,900 49,775

Backyard 49,985 49,900 49,775

Commercial 0 0 0

Cattle 112,550 115,320 113,946

Backyard 112,036 114,708 113,456

Commercial 514 612 490

Goat 221,666 227,190 225,275

Backyard 220,246 225,830 223,600

Commercial 1,420 1,360 1,675

Swine 432,350 423,950 427,322

Backyard 310,200 305,200 304,968

Commercial 122,150 118,750 122,354

Chicken 6,725,306 6,982,344 6,876,446

Broiler 1,762,412 1,819,550 2,374,706

Layer 2,008,999 2,085,790 1,798,765Native 2,953,895 3,077,004 2,702,975

Duck 28,209 28,890 27,087

Backyard 28,209 28,890 27,087

Commercial 0 0 0

Slaughtered in Abattoir (in heads)

Livestock 2006 2007 2008

Carabao 6,827 6,640 7,046

Cattle 42,532 41,032 42,045Goat 44,777 54,121 64,063

Swine 602,436 618,241 625,594

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Dressed in Dressing Plants(in heads)

Poultry 2006 2007 2008Chicken 16,905,671 19,216,425 20,847,719

F. Trading Calendar of Major Agricultural CommoditiesSource: Office of the Provincial Agriculturist-Cebu

Commodity Peak

Months

Lean Months Major Source Major Destination

Sugarcane Jan-Mar Oct-Dec Daanbantayan,

Medellin, Bogo,

Tabogon, Borbon

Medellin, Danao

Corn Aug-Oct;

Feb-Apr

Nov-Jan;

May-Jul

Tuburan, Barili,

Bantayan, Argao,Dumanjug

Bantayan Island,

Cebu City, Mandaue,Talisay, Lapu-Lapu

CityCoconut Whole year

round

Whole year

round

Balamban, Argao,

Catmon, Barili,Balamban

Cebu City, Mandaue,

Talisay

Banana Whole year

round

Whole year

round

Tuburan, Toledo,

Argao, Barili,Balamban

Cebu City, Mandaue,

Talisay, Lapu-LapuCity

Mango Mar-Jul Aug-Feb Cebu City, SanFrancisco,Asturias, Tuburan,

Balamban

Cebu City, Mandaue

Cassava Dec-Apr May-Nov San Francisco,

Cebu City, Poro,Pilar, Carmen

Cebu City, Talisay,

Mandaue, Toledo,Minglanilla

Palay Aug-Oct;Jan-Mar

Nov-Dec;Apr-Jul

Argao, Toledo,Pinamungahan,Carcar, Asturias

Home consumption

Squash fruit Cebu City,Tuburan, Carmen,Argao, Tabuelan

Cebu City, Talisay,Mandaue, Toledo,Minglanilla

Camote Mar-May Jun-Feb Carmen, Cebu City,Tuburan, Carmen,

Argao

Cebu City, Talisay,Mandaue, Toledo,

Minglanilla,Lapu-Lapu City

Onion

(leaves/leeks)

Feb-May Jun-Feb Dalaguete, Carmen,

Alegria, Cebu City,Sogod

Cebu City, Talisay,

Mandaue, Lapu-Lapu, Minglanilla

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Commodity Peak

Months

Lean Months Major Source Major Destination

Carrots Sep-Oct;

Feb-Mar

Nov-Jan;

Apr-Aug

Dalaguete,

Alcoy, Alegria,Badian, Argao

Cebu City, Talisay,

Mandaue, Toledo,Lapu-Lapu City

Cabbage Feb-Mar;

Sep-Oct

Apr-Aug;

Nov-Jan

Dalaguete,

Alcoy, Badian,

Alegria, Argao

Cebu City, Talisay,

Mandaue, Toledo,

Lapu-Lapu CityEggplant Cebu City,

Sibonga,Carmen, Sogod,

Tuburan

Cebu City, Talisay,


Chayote Dalaguete,

Alcoy, Badian,

Alegria, Argao

Cebu City, Talisay,

Mandaue, Toledo,

Lapu-Lapu CityJackfruit

(green &ripe)

Barili, Carcar,

Cebu City, Naga,Minglanilla

Cebu City, Talisay,


Papaya

(green &

ripe)

Daanbantayan,

Badian, Sibonga,

Carcar,Cebu City

Cebu City, Talisay,

Mandaue, Toledo,

Lapu-Lapu City

Gourd Balamban, Cebu

City,

Compostela,

Talisay,

Consolacion

Cebu City, Talisay,

Mandaue, Toledo,

Lapu-Lapu City

Tomato Cebu City,

Argao, Sibonga,

Balamban, Barili

Cebu City, Talisay,

Mandaue, Toledo,

Lapu-Lapu CityAmpalaya Cebu City,

Tuburan,

Balamban,

Argao, Sibonga

Cebu City, Talisay,

Mandaue, Toledo,

Lapu-Lapu City

Stringbeans Cebu City,

Balamban,

Asturias,

Sibonga, Tuburan

Cebu City, Talisay,

Mandaue, Toledo,

Lapu-Lapu City

Cutflowers Oct-Jun Jul-Sep Cebu City,

Danao, Moalboal,

Dalaguete,

Carcar

Cebu City, Talisay,

Mandaue, Toledo,

Lapu-Lapu City

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G. Soil Acidity/Alkalinity Level & Nutrient Composition, CebuSource: Regional Soils Laboratory

Soil Acidity/Alkalinity Level (soil pH)

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H. Agribusiness Ventures in Cebu

Cereals Production & Grains Milling

Corn Oil Processing/Refining Fruit Production & Processing Vegetable Production

Coconut Oil & Copra Meal Processing

Sugarcane Milling

Ornamental & Cutflower Production

Dairy Milk Processing

Value-Adding of Coffee and Cocoa Products

Livestock/Poultry Production & Processing

Abalone Processing Seaweeds/Carageenan Production & Processing Fish Production & Processing

Furniture & Handicrafts

Honeybeekeeping

I. Opportunities for Investment and Market Linkages

Establishment of accredited nurseries to ensure credible source of planting materials

Organic and fair-trade crop production

Establishment of expansion areas for cereals and vegetable production

Establishment of expansion areas for mango production to sustain raw materialrequirements of local processor

Intensification of banana production system to supply volume requirements ofbuyers

Diversification/Integration for existing agribusiness lands:

mango + pineapple mango + corn

mango + vegetables mango + goatbanana + vegetables banana + cassavabanana + pineapple banana + goatcoconut + coffee coconut + papaya

coconut + goat coconut + sheepcorn + poultry corn + piggery

cattle + corn + forage fishpond + papaya New product development for seaweeds Establishment of post harvest facilities to reduce post harvest losses

Provision of export marketing services such as market research and packaging

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III. INFRASTRUCTURE AND SUPPORT SERVICES

Transportation Facilities

Air TransportSource: www.cebu.gov.ph/public utilities

The international gateway to Visayas and Mindanao, daily flights to and from Cebu

island has always been increasing both for cargoes and passengers. The international

airport is being run by the Mactan-Cebu International Airport Authority (MCIAA),

which is set to implement an expansion program to accommodate more flights.

Philippine Airlines and Cebu Pacific are taking care of most domestic flights, while

Silk Air, Qatar Airlines and Korean Air, among others, provide the comfort of travel todestinations in other parts of the world.

Cebu has regular direct international flights to the following destinations: Singapore;

Hongkong; Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia); Narita (Japan); Kota Kinabalu (Malaysia);

Taipei (Taiwan); Qata; Incheon (S. Korea) and Shanghai (China). There are also

chartered and extra flights to the following: - Haneda (S. Korea; Kaoshiung (Taiwan);

Nagoya (Japan); Sapporo (Japan); Kansai (Japan) and Pusan (S. Korea).

Sea TransportSource: Cebu Ports Authority

A. Cebu International Port (CIP)The CIP is a container terminal covering an area of 12 hectares with 495 meters of

berthing space and a controlling draught of minus 8.5 meters at MLLW.

Its facilities include:

2 units 35-tonner, ship-to-shore gantry quay cranes

1 unit 42-tonner, ship-to-shore gantry quay crane

10 units 35-tonner rubber-tyred gantry cranes (transtainers) 15 units forklifts of 3 to 24-tonner capacity

1 unit 42-tonner reach stacker

36 reefer slots

24 units prime movers

26 units trailers/chassis

100 cu.m. Elevated water tank

2 x 300 cu.m. Ground reservoir

1,250 KVA generator set ensuring uninterrupted power supply

2,015 TEU Ground slots

Productivity: 30 to 32 containers per hour per crane

Annual Yard Capacity:

A) Block Alpha > 4-high stacking > 482,000 TEUs

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B. Domestic PortsBaseport: The Cebu BaseportDomestic Zone is the area for the domestic transactions

of different businesses coming from and going to the different islands of the archipelago. It

is dedicated to coastwise shipping and it has the following facilities:

3.8 kilometer berth length

3 finger piers providing additional berth

Piers 1 & 2: 18.43m x 141.80m

Pier 3: 18.43m x 74.80m

Open Storage Area of approximately 300,000 sq.m.

RORO Ramps at Pier 1 and Berths 11-12

7.5 meter draft alongside

5 Passenger Terminals

* Passenger Terminal 1

Pier 1* Passenger Terminal 2Pier 3

* Passenger Terminal 3Berth 13

* Ferry Terminal at Pier 3

* Ferry Terminal at Muella Osmena

Subports: Danao, Mandaue, Argao, Toledo, Sta. Fe

Ship

The shipping lines that operate in Cebu are Cebu Ferries, Trans-Asia Shipping Lines,

Carlos A. Gothong Lines, George and Peter Lines, Superferry of the Aboitiz Shipping,Sulpicio Lines, Cokaliong Shipping, Island Shipping Corporation and Aleson Shipping

Lines.Among the routes served by these shipping companies are the Cebu-Manila and vice-versa

trips and major cities in the Visayas and Mindanao such as Tagbilaran City in Bohol,Dumaguete City in Negros Oriental, Ormoc City in Leyte, Cagayan de Oro City, General

Santos City, Ozamis and Surigao.

Fastcraft

The fastcrafts that are operating in Cebu are SuperCat, Oceanjet and Weesam Express.These companies serve the Cebu-Tagbilaran, Cebu-Dumaguete, Cebu-Ormoc, Cebu-

Larena and vice versa routes. It usually takes at least two hours to reach the said

destinations.

BancaVarious native motorized outrigger canoes, called bancaare popularly used for inter-island

travel adventure or locally called island hopping. These boats can be rented from various

resorts offering island tour package or from any boat operators around Cebus premium

island resorts like Mactan, Malapascua, Bantayan and Camotes. Most diving operators

usually have their bancasfor diving tour to some of the best sites in the island. Locals also

ride the bancafor a fee as means of transportation to reach neighboring islands from the

mainland.

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Power Utilities

Source: www.cebu.gov.ph/public utilities

For now, Cebu is relying mainly on the geothermal energy that is being supplied to the

Visayas-Panay grid to which the island is part of. The grid has three main powerbaseloads with a capacity of over 2,200MW of electricity. Other sources of power are

thermal and diesel generating plants. These sources provide Cebu island with 220V

AC electricity.

Power distribution companies for the mainland are the Visayan Electric Company(Veco) for Metro Cebu and the Cebu Electric Cooperative (Cebeco) for the rest of the

mainland. Island municipalities, meanwhile, are being served by the Bantayan Electric

Cooperative (for Bantayan island comprising Sta. Fe, Bantayan and Madridejos) and

the Camotes Electric Cooperative (for the Camotes group of islands composed ofTudela, Poro, San Francisco and Pilar towns).

However, construction is well on its way for Cebu to have home-based power plants inNaga City through the Korea Electric Power Corporation and Toledo City through the

Global Business Power Corporation.

Water Utilities

Source: www.cebu.gov.ph/public utilities

Distribution of water in Metro Cebu areas is being handled by the Metro Cebu Water

District (MCWD). Water distribution facilities in the towns beyond the metro are being

operated and managed either by local water district cooperatives, or their respective

municipal governments.

The Cebu Provincial Government, however, has begun the process of bulk water

supply development to supply the whole island and plans to tap private-public sectorpartnerships to realize this.

Telecommunication Facilities

Source:National Telecommunications Commission

No. of Telephone Lines No. of Radio & TV Broadcast StationsTown/City 2008 FM Radio Stations30Cebu Towns 81,762 AM Radio Stations18

Cebu City 147,384 Television Stations13

Danao City 2,000

Lapu-Lapu City 33,629

Mandaue City 40,137Talisay City 32,480

Toledo City 9,442Total 346,834

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Telecommunications ProviderCompany Services Service Areas

1. PLDT Basic Telephone Service Cebu, Bohol, Negros Oriental2. PILTEL Cellular Cebu, Bohol, Negros Oriental

3. ETPI Intl Record Carrier (leasedline)

Cebu, Bohol, Negros Oriental

4. TMSI Basic Telephone Balamban; Sangi & Lutopan,

Toledo City, Cebu5. INNOVE Basic Telephone/Broadband Region-wide (Region 7)

6. SMART Cellular Mobile TelephoneService

Region-wide (Region 7)

7. SOTELCO Basic Telephone Bogo & Bantayan, Cebu

8. UTS (MOBILCOM) Trunk Radio Talisay to Consolacion &

Mactan Island, Cebu9. EXTELCOM Cellular Mobile Telephone

ServiceTalisay to Danao & Lapu-LapuCity, Cebu

10. ICC VSAT Region-wide (Region 7)11. GLOBETELECOM

Cellular Mobile TelephoneService


12. PT & T Domestic Record Carrier(leased line)


13. RCPI/BAYANTEL Domestic Record Carrier/ILD/Coastal


14. INFOCOM Paging Cebu City, Mandaue City &

part of Mactan Island, Cebu15. TELOF Domestic Record Carrier

(leased line); BasicTelephone System


16. GMCR, INC. Intl Record Carrier (leasedline)

Cebu, Bohol & Dumaguete

17. RADIO MARINE Public Coastal Cebu City & Tagbilaran City,PHILS., INC. Bohol

18. TEODORO Public Coastal Cebu CityROMASANTA

19. UNIVERSAL Public Coastal Cebu CityTELECOM

SYSTEM20. DOMESTIC Earth Satellite Mandaue City, Cebu

SATELLITE PHIL.

21. DANAO Basic Telephone Danao City, CebuTELEPHONE

SYSTEM22. MERIDIAN Value Added (Wireless) Golden Peak Hotel, Gorordo

TELEKOMS, INC. Avenue, Cebu City

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23. RADIO MARINE Trunk Radio Talisay to Mactan Island,

NETWORK, INC. Cebu

(SMARTNET)

24. TEXTRON CORP. Value Added Service Region-wide (Region 7)

25. ZENNITH Public Coastal Metro CebuTELECOMMUNICATION

CO., INC.

26. DIGITEL CORP. Cellular Mobile Telephone

System


27. TEODORO N. Broadband Provider and Nationwide

ROMASANTA, INC. Value Added Service

Coverage of Cellular Mobile Telephone Service (CMTS)

CMTS Provider Service Areas1. Globe/Islacom Cebu City, Mandaue City, Talisay City, Lapu-Lapu City,

Danao City, Toledo City

Alcantara, Alegria, Aloguinsan, Argao, Asturias, Badian,

Balamban, Bantayan Island, Bogo, Borbon, Camotes,

Carcar, Carmen, Catmon, Consolacion, Cordova,

Daanbantayan, Dalaguete, Ginatilan, Liloan, Malabuyoc,

Medellin, Minglanilla, Moalboal, Naga, Oslob, Pilar, Poro,

Ronda, Samboan, San Fernando, San Remegio, Santander,

Sibonga, Sogod, Tabogon2. Smart/Piltel Cebu City, Mandaue City, Talisay City, Lapu-Lapu City,


Alegria, Alcoy, Aloguinsan, Argao, Asturias, Badian,

Balamban, Bantayan Island, Barili, Bogo, Boljoon, Borbon,

Camotes, Carcar, Carmen, Catmon, Compostela,

Consolacion, Cordova, Daanbantayan, Dalaguete,

Dumanjug, Ginatilan, Liloan, Madridejos, Malabuyoc,

Medellin, Minglanilla, Moalboal, Naga, Oslob, Pilar,

Pinamungahan, Poro, Ronda, Samboan, San Fernando, SanRemegio, Santander, Sibonga, Sogod, Sta. Fe, Tabuelan,

Tabogon, Tudela, Tuburan

3. Extelcom Cebu City, Mandaue City, Talisay City, Lapu-Lapu City,

Danao City, Carcar

4. Digitel Cebu City, Mandaue City, Talisay City, Lapu-Lapu City,


Alcoy, Argao, Balamban, Bogo, Boljoon, Carcar, Carmen,

Compostela, Consolacion, Cordova, Dalaguete, Minglanilla,

Moalboal, Naga, Oslob, San Fernando, Santander, Sibonga,Sogod

Note : Islacom is merged with Globe Telecom - data as of May 2007

Piltel is merged with Smart - data as of February 2007

Extelcom - data as of 1999

Digitel - data as of February 2008

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Irrigation FacilitiesSource: National Irrigation Administration

I. Communal Irrigation System

A. NIA Assisted Projects

First District

a. Reservoir

1 Name of System : Can-asujan SRIS

Location : Carcar, CebuIrrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : DS349; WS - 349

Type of Conveyance : Lined canal and pipeline

Crop(s) Planted : Rice and diversified crops

Responsibility Center : AmortizingStatus : Operational

(CIS Integrated under Can-asujan SRIS)

1a. Name of System : Lagang-Ocaa CISLocation : Carcar, Cebu

Irrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : -

Type of Conveyance : Lined canal

Crop(s) Planted : Rice


1b. Name of System : Tapon CIS

Location : Carcar, Cebu

Irrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : -



Responsibility Center : Amortizing

Status : Operational

2 Name of System : Kamanggahan CISLocation : Carcar, Cebu

Irrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : DS1; WS1

Type of Conveyance : Pipeline

Crop(s) Planted : Diversified crops

Responsibility Center : Non-amortizing

Status : Functional

3 Name of System : Lamacan CIS


Irrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : DS

32; WS

32Type of Conveyance : Pipeline



Status : Functional

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4 Name of System : Venancia CIS




Crop(s) Planted : Diversified cropsResponsibility Center : Non-amortizing

Status : Functional

b. Gravity

1 Name of System : Mohon-Pooc CIS

Location : Talisay City






2 Name of System : Manipis CIP






Status : Operational3 Name of System : Balungag CIS

Location : San Fernando, Cebu





Name of System : Bugho CIS

4 Location : San Fernando, CebuIrrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : DS5; WS5

Type of Conveyance : PipelineCrop(s) Planted : Diversified crops

Responsibility Center : Non-amortizingStatus : Functional

5 Name of System : Kawasan CIS






Status : Functional

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6 Name of System : Magsico CIS


Irrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : DS2; WS - 2




Status : Functional

7 Name of System : Upper Tubod CIS





8 Name of System : Bagacay CIS

Location : Sibonga, Cebu


Type of Conveyance : Lined canalCrop(s) Planted : Rice



9 Name of System : Cagay CISLocation : Sibonga, Cebu






10 Name of System : Dugo-an CIS



22; WS





11 Name of System : Lamakan CIS






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12 Name of System : Manatad CIS






13 Name of System : Banlot CIS






14 Name of System : Basak CIS






Status : Functional

15 Name of System : Busay-Bato CIS






Status : Functional

16 Name of System : Catap CIS

Location : Sibonga, CebuIrrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : DS4; WS4




Status : Functional

17 Name of System : Libo CIS





Status : Functional

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18 Name of System : Lower Sayao/Mangyan CIS





Status : Functional

19 Name of System : Sayao CISLocation : Sibonga, Cebu

Irrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : DS6; WS6Type of Conveyance : Lined canal



20 Name of System : Tubod-Can-aga CISLocation : Sibonga, Cebu




Status : Functional21 Name of System : Upper Cagay CIS






Status : Functional

22 Name of System : Upper Libo CIS

Location : Sibonga, CebuIrrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : DS10; WS10




Status : Functional

23 Name of System : Balirong CIS

Location : Naga, Cebu





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24 Name of System : Pandan CIS



Type of Conveyance : -Crop(s) Planted : -


Status : Non-functional

25 Name of System : Inamuan CIS






26 Name of System : Uling CIS




Crop(s) Planted : -



27 Name of System : Cuanos CIS

Location : Minglanilla, Cebu






28 Name of System : Calajoan CIS

Location : Minglanilla, CebuIrrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : DS8; WS8




Status : Functional

29 Name of System : Campo 8 CIS

Location : Minglanilla, CebuIrrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : DS3; WS -3



Status : Functional

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Second District1 Name of System : Anajao CIS

Location : Argao, Cebu


10; WS

10Type of Conveyance : Lined canal




2 Name of System : Argao CIS




Crop(s) Planted : RiceResponsibility Center : Amortizing


3 Name of System : Balaas CIS






Status : Operational4 Name of System : Bug-ot, Bogo, Tulic CIS






5 Name of System : Butong CISLocation : Argao, Cebu





6 Name of System : Caibo CISLocation : Argao, Cebu


9; WS





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7 Name of System : Langub CIS






8 Name of System : Obaob CIS






9 Name of System :Catang CIS






Status : Functional

10 Name of System : Babayongan CIS

Location : Dalaguete, Cebu

Irrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : DS2; WS 2




Status : Operational11 Name of System : Bulak CIS

Location : Dalaguete, CebuIrrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : DS15; WS15




Status : Operational12 Name of System : Lower Grancina CIS

Location : Dalaguete, CebuIrrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : DS3; WS 3




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13 Name of System : Manlapay CIS


Irrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : DS - 5; WS5




14 Name of System : Salug CISLocation : Dalaguete, Cebu




15 Name of System : Salug II CISLocation : Dalaguete, Cebu




Status : Functional16 Name of System : Cansalunoy CIS

Location : Ronda, Cebu





Status : Functional

17 Name of System : Basak CIS

Location : Samboan, CebuIrrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : DS15; WS15




Status : Functional

18 Name of System : Tangbo CIS

Location : Samboan, Cebu




Status : Functional

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19 Name of System : Tolosa CIS

Location : Malabuyoc, Cebu





20 Name of System : Lepanto CIS

Location : Alegria, Cebu





21 Name of System : Becerril CIS

Location : Boljoon, Cebu





Status : Operational22 Name of System : Lunop CIS

Location : Boljoon, Cebu





Status : Operational23 Name of System : Bugho Pangi CIS

Location : Moalboal, CebuIrrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : DS40; WS40




Status : Operational24 Name of System : Lanao-Budlot CIS





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25 Name of System : Tomonoy CIS

Location : Moalboal, Cebu





26 Name of System : Tumalog CIS

Location : Oslob, Cebu






27 Name of System : Taytay CIS

Location : Badian, Cebu




Status : Operational28 Name of System : Bagonbon CIS

Location : Ronda, CebuIrrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : DS15; WS15




29 Name of System : Dumanjug CIS

Location : Dumanjug, CebuIrrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : DS50; WS50




30 Name of System : Paradahan CIS

Location : Ginatilan, Cebu





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31 Name of System : Suba CIS

Location : Ginatilan, Cebu



Crop(s) Planted : -Responsibility Center : -

Status : Non-operational

Third District1 Name of System : Aloguinsan CIS

Location : Aloguinsan, CebuIrrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : DS10; WS10



Status : Operational2 Name of System : Canlumampao CIS

Location : Toledo CityIrrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : DS119; WS125




Status : Operational3 Name of System : Mainggit CIS

Location : Toledo City, Cebu


Type of Conveyance : Line canal




4 Name of System : Matab-ang CIS

Location : Toledo CityIrrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : DS28; WS28





5 Name of System : Capt. Claudio CIS

Location : Toledo City





Status : Functional

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6 Name of System : Anopog-Camogao CIS (APIA)

Location : Pinamungajan, Cebu

Irrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : DS29; WS29Type of Conveyance : Lined canal and pipeline




Name of System : Anopog-Camogao CIS (CAFIA)




Crop(s) Planted : Rice and diversified cropsResponsibility Center : Amortizing


Name of System : Anopog-Camogao CIS Ext.






7 Name of System : Anopog-Sagay CIS







8 Name of System : Lamak-Punod Sibago CISLocation : Pinamungajan, Cebu






9 Name of System : Arpili-Buanoy CIS

Location : Balamban, CebuIrrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : DS20; WS20



Stats : Operational

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10 Name of System : Cantibas CISLocation : Balamban, Cebu


Type of Conveyance : Lined canalCrop(s) Planted : RiceResponsibility Center : Non-amortizing

Status : Functional

11 Name of System : Hingatmonan CIS

Location : Balamban, Cebu





12 Name of System : Mt. Manunggal CIS

Location : Balamban, Cebu





Status : Functional

13 Name of System : Bago CIS

Location : Asturias, Cebu






14 Name of System : Owak San Isidro CIS

Location : Asturias, CebuIrrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : DS300; WS300





15 Name of System : Tag-amakan CIS

Location : Asturias, Cebu


Type of Conveyance : Lined canalCrop(s) Planted : RiceResponsibility Center : Amortizing

Status : Operationzl

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16 Name of System : Mantayupan CIS

Location : Barili, Cebu

Irrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha)0 : DS60; WS 60




17 Name of System : Monte Alegre CIS

Location : Tuburan, Cebu


Type of Conveyance : Line canal

Crop(s) Planted : -

Responsibility Center : -Status : Non-operational

Fifth District

1 Name of System : Candianita CIS

Location : Camotes, Cebu





Status : Operational2 Name of System : Puertobello CIS




Crop(s) Planted : -



Cebu City North District

1 Name of System : Batallon CISLocation : Cebu City






2 Name of System : Cambinucot CIS

Location : Cebu City


10; WS





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3 Name of System : Lusaran CIS





4 Name of System : Pinton CIS





5 Name of System : Budlaan CIS


Irrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : DS22; WS22Type of Conveyance : Pipeline



c. NIA Assisted PumpsFirst District

1 Name of System : LIMOPOCA PIS





Status : Functional

2 Name of System : Tubod II PISLocation : Minglanilla, CebuIrrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : DS0; WS0


Crop(s) Planted : -


Status : Non-functional3 Name of System : Tubod PIS



8; WS


Crop(s) Planted : Diversified cropsResponsibility Center : Amortizing

Status : Functional

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4 Name of System : Liburon PIS





Status : Functional

5 Name of System : Calidngan PIS





Responsibility Center : AmortizingStatus : Functional

6 Name of System : Naalad PIS




Crop(s) Planted : -



Second District

1 Name of System : Colawin PIS (APISPAIA)






Status : Functional

2 Name of System : Colawin PIS ( Colawin IA)Location : Argao, Cebu





Status : Functional3 Name of System : Cansuje PIS



7; WS


Crop(s) Planted : Diversified cropsResponsibility Center : Non-amortizing

Status : Functional

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4 Name of System : Datag El Pardo PIS

Location : Boljoon/Alcoy, Cebu

Irrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : DS23; WS -23



Status : Functional

5 Name of System : Palaypay PIS

Location : Malabuyoc, Cebu





Fifth District

1 Name of System : Sta. Cruz PIS

Location : Liloan, Cebu





Status : Functional

2 Name of System : Cabadiangan PIS

Location : Liloan, Cebu





3 Name of System : Yati PISLocation : Liloan, Cebu


Type of Conveyance : PipelineCrop(s) Planted : -



4 Name of System : Capasanan PIS





Status : Functional

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5 Name of System : Poblacion PIS





6 Name of System : Cabadiangan PISLocation : Compostela, Cebu




Cebu City South District1 Name of System : Lower Sudlon II PIS

Location : Cebu CityIrrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : DS19; WS20




2 Name of System : Upper Sudlon II PIS






Status : Functional

Cebu City North District1 Name of System : Paril PIS



Type of Conveyance : Non-amortizing

Crop(s) Planted : Diversified


Status : Functional

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B. Other Government Agencies (FSDC)

First District

1 Name of System : Bahay CISLocation : Sibonga, Cebu

Irrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : DS0; WS0Type of Conveyance : -


Status : -

Second District1 Name of System : Batad-batad CIS



Responsibility Center : -Status : -

II. Private Systems

Second District

1 Name of System : Langtad CIS



Type of Conveyance : -

Crop(s) Planted : -

Responsibility Center : -

Status : -

2 Name of System : Bulak-Pasil IS

Location : Dalaguete, CebuIrrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : DS0; WS0


Crop(s) Planted : -


Status : -

3 Name of System : Salug II IS





Status : -

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4 Name of System : Busay IS

Location : Moalboal, Cebu


Type of Conveyance : -Crop(s) Planted : -Responsibility Center : -

Status : -5 Name of System : Cansalunoy IS





Status : -6 Name of System : Mandalayo IS


Irrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : DS0; Ws0


Crop(s) Planted : -


Status : -7 Name of System : Buldugan IS

Location : Dumanjug, Cebu

Irrigated Area for CY 2009 (Ha) : DS- 0; WS0


Crop(s) Planted : -


Status : -

Third District

1 Name of System : Bunga ISLocation : Toledo City



Crop(s) Planted : -


Status : -

2 Name of System : Magdugo IS

Location : Toledo City


0; WS

0Type of Conveyance : -

Crop(s) Planted : -


Status : -

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3 Name of System : Abucayan IS

Location : Balamban, CebuIrrigated Area for CY 2009

(Ha)

: DS 0; WS 0


Responsibility Center : -Status : -

4 Name of System : Almendras CISLocation : Asturias, CebuIrrigated Area for CY 2009

(Ha)

: DS 0; Ws0



Status : -

Inventory of Post Harvest Facilities in Cebu

No. of

Particulars Brand Units Capacity LocationMist Polisher Satake 1 20 bags/hr Port Area, Cebu

City

PackagingMachine

Long Good 1 360 packs/hr Port Area, CebuCity

Truckscale Azuki 1 60 tons Port Area, CebuCity

Toledo 1 60 tons Port Area, Cebu

CityRice Fortification Al Heed 2 5.0 tons/hr Port Area, Cebu

City

EqptWarehouses GID 1 1 100,000 bags Banilad, Cebu City

GID VI 1 200,000 bags Port Area, CebuCity

Centennial 1 200,000 bags Port Area, CebuCity

GID II 1 30,000 bags Bogo, CebuGID IV 1 21,000 bags Badian, CebuGID III 1 15,000 bags Tudela, Cebu

GID V 1 22,000 bags Sta. Fe, CebuGID VIII 1 200,000 bags Port Area, Cebu

City

Source: National Food Authority

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Districts

I II III IV V VI Lone

Threshing/Shelling Faciltity

Rice Thresher 15 60 70 0 0 0 2Corn Sheller 0 6 2 28 2 0 0

Drying Facilities

Flatbed Dryer 0 2 0 1 0 0 1

Columnar 0 0 2 1 0 0 0

MPDP 138 69 62 74 101 2 2

Milling Facility

Rubber Roll (SP) 32 33 39 0 13 0 2Corn Mill 26 68 55 56 52 15 17

Storage FacilitiesStorage 58 268 148 278 113 72 192

Silo 0 0 0 0 0 10 0

Conventional SF 16 7 4 6 1 63 63

Source: Bureau of Postharvest Research and Extension

Agri-Infrastructure Projects, Cebu

1 Location : Banga, Toledo City

Name of Project : Earthdam

No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 4,448,187.25

Fund Source : Ginintuang Masaganang Ani (GMA) ProgramYear Funded : 1998

2 Location : Remedios, Danao City

Name of Project : Earthdam

No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 2,084,500.00

Fund Source : GMA ProgramYear Funded : 2001

3 Location : Cang-ibe, Bantayan

Name of Project : Multi-Purpose Drying PavementNo. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 70,000.00

Fund Source : GMA-Corn Program

Year Funded 2001

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4 Location : Pajo, Daanbantayan

Name of Project : Multi-Purpose Drying Pavement

No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 70,000.00Fund Source : GMA-Corn Program

Year Funded : 2001

5 Location : Lamacan, ArgaoName of Project : Multi-Purpose Drying Pavement

No. of Unit(s) : 1Cost (P) : 70,000.00

Fund Source : GMA-Rice Program

Year Funded : 2001

6 Location : Cogon, DumanjugName of Project : Multi-Purpose Drying PavementNo. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 70,000.00Fund Source : GMA-Rice Program

Year Funded : 2001

7 Location : Dapdap, San Remegio


No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 70,000.00

Fund Source : GMA-Rice Program

Year Funded : 2001

8 Location : Dauis Sur, Carmen

Name of Project : Farmers Trading Post

No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 600,000.00

Fund Source : Bureau of Postharvest Research and Extension

Year Funded : 20029 Location : Gaas, Balamban


No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 700,000.00


Year Funded : 2002

10 Location : Lorega San Miguel, Cebu City


No. of Unit(s) : 1Cost (P) : 1,000,000.00


Year Funded : 2002

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11 Location : Lusaran, Cebu CityName of Project : Farmers Trading Post

No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 600,000.00Fund Source : Bureau of Postharvest Research and Extension

Year Funded : 2002

12 Location : Luyang, Carmen


No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 600,000.00


Year Funded : 2002

13 Location : Mabolo, Cebu CityName of Project : Farmers Trading Post

No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 1,000,000.00


Year Funded : 2002

14 Location : Montealegre, Tuburan


No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 700,000.00


Year Funded : 2002

15 Location : Pajo, Lapu-Lapu City


No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 100,000.00


Year Funded : 200216 Location : Puente, Carmen


No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 800,000.00


Year Funded : 200217 Location : Taptap, Cebu City


No. of Unit(s) : 1Cost (P) : 1,000,000.00


Year Funded : 2002

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18 Location : Mactan, Lapu-Lapu CityName of Project : Farmers Trading Post

No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 1,700,000.00Fund Source : Bureau of Postharvest Research and Extension

Year Funded : 200219 Location : Sitio Bayabas, Cansuje, Argao


No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 1,000,000.00


Year Funded : 2002

20 Location : Atop-Atop, Bantayan


No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 100,000.00


Year Funded : 2002

21 Location : Bankal, Lapu-Lapu City


No. of Unit(s) : 1Cost (P) : 100,000.00


Year Funded : 2002

22 Location : Canyang, Oslob


No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 100,000.00


Year Funded : 200223 Location : Cansuje, Argao


No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 100,000.00


Year Funded : 2002

24 Location : Caw-oy, Lapu-Lapu City


No. of Unit(s) : 1Cost (P) : 100,000.00


Year Funded : 2002

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25 Location : Daan, Tabogon


No. of Unit(s) : 1


Year Funded : 2002

26 Location : Daan Lungsod, Tuburan


No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 100,000.00

Fund Source : Bureau of Postharvest Research and ExtensionYear Funded : 2002

27 Location : Fortaliza, TuburanName of Project : Multi-Purpose Drying Pavement

No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 100,000.00


Year Funded : 200228 Location : Guba, Cebu City


No. of Unit(s) : 1Cost (P) : 100,000.00


29 Location : Hilantagan, Sta. Fe


No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 100,000.00


Year Funded : 200230 Location : Kalanan, Tabogon


No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 100,000.00


Year Funded : 2002

31 Location : Kangkaibe, Bantayan


No. of Unit(s) : 1Cost (P) : 100,000.00


Year Funded : 2002

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32 Location : Canluhangon, TabuelanName of Project : Multi-Purpose Drying Pavement

No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 100,000.00Fund Source : Bureau of Postharvest Research and ExtensionYear Funded : 2002

33 Location : Lahug, Cebu City


No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 100,000.00


Year Funded : 2002

34 Location : Langub, Sta. FeName of Project : Multi-Purpose Drying Pavement

No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 100,000.00


Year Funded : 2002

35 Location : Lengigon, Argao


No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 100,000.00


Year Funded : 2002

36 Location : Libaong, San Remegio


No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 100,000.00


Year Funded : 200237 Location : Libjo, Tabogon


No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 100,000.00


Year Funded : 2002

38 Location : Loong, Tabogon


No. of Unit(s) : 1Cost (P) : 100,000.00Fund Source : Bureau of Postharvest Research and Extension

Year Funded : 2002

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39 Location : Mabini, Cebu City


No. of Unit(s) : 1


Year Funded : 200240 Location : Madridejos

Name of Project : Multi-Purpose Drying PavementNo. of Unit(s) : 1


Year Funded : 2002

41 Location : Polo, AlcantaraName of Project : Multi-Purpose Drying Pavement

No. of Unit(s) : 1Cost (P) : 100,000.00


42 Location : San Isidro, Tabogon


No. of Unit(s) : 1Cost (P) : 100,000.00


Year Funded : 2002

43 Location : Tamiao, Bantayan


No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 100,000.00


Year Funded : 200244 Location : Tomonoy, Moalboal


No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 100,000.00


Year Funded : 2002

45 Location : Tulic, Argao


No. of Unit(s) : 1Cost (P) : 100,000.00


Year Funded : 2002

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46 Location : Ubogon, Asturias


No. of Unit(s) : 1


Year Funded : 2002

47 Location : Calvary Hills, Apas, Cebu City


No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 100,000.00


48 Location : Kamagong, Lahug, Cebu CityName of Project : Multi-Purpose Drying Pavement

No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 100,000.00


Year Funded : 200249 Location : Laguerta, Lahug, Cebu City


No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 100,000.00


Year Funded : 2002

50 Location : Manantiyal, Gaway Gaway, San Remegio


No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 100,000.00


Year Funded : 200251 Location : Poblacion, Santander


No. of Unit(s) : 1

Cost (P) : 100,000.00


Year Funded : 2002

52 Location : Purok Saging, Looc, San Remegio


No. of Unit(s) : 1Cost (P) : 100,000.00


Year Funded : 2002

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