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NATURAL FARMING

An Introduction


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What are the expectedproblems for farmers andmanufacturers?

Today about 30% of our food is imported. The issue

among CONSUMERS is alays IF IMPOR!" I#$!AP!R W& '(& )O$A)?

!"# IS IM$ORTE% MANUFACTURE% FOO%S AN% $RO%UCE

C"EA$ER&Wh* are +e importin, RI$! +hen +e can produce it-and in the .0s +e ha/e produced and exported ourrice surpluses?


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'& !" OF 102- !A#!A MAR4!

I!5RAIO #A))APP!

6 Ag'i(ultu'e)t'ade and se'*i(es+ is among the itemsand issues (o*e'ed. Most tari7s +ill become 8ero6


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9(AIAI:!

R!#RI$IO# O RI$!IMPOR# #A)) !" '&

102.6!xpected imported rice R!AI) PRI$!# isran,ed PP 1;,6 o+ can our locall*

produced compete?


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FOO" FROM O(R FARM# O #!)) A:! ! FO))OWI5

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$RICE -UALIT# OLUMES

$AC/AGING and STAN%AR%S SUSTAINA0ILIT# OF SU$$L# LOGISTICS COM$ETITION

FARM TEC"NOLOG# and TOOLS -UALIT# SEE%S AN% FARM IN$UTS CA$ITAL GOERNMENT GOALS AN% $OLICIES


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PRI$!

For decades our food from the farms are the productof $O:!IOA) FARMI56 (se of hea/* chemicalfertili8ers and pesticides is no+ >no+n to be harmfulto our en/ironment and +orse- destro* the same soilin the lon, term6

From the FARM# the prices are (hea1 and unsustainingfor the farmers6 Farmers in the Philippines- are someof the poorest in our population6)ac> of education- misuse and lac> of technolo,*- lac>of access to @nancial supports and credit facilities-and mismana,ement of resources- has made our

farmers the poorest6

From the FARM# the prices are lo+est- but sellin, atretail in the mar>ets for ra+ produce- or e/en for@nished products from the same produce- is I56

It is ob/ious the FARM!R# are not eno*in, +hatshould be their FAIR #AR! of the RA"!6


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9(A)I&

Man* of our produce su7er frominfestations6 'ananas enterin, $hinalast *ear faced sti7 Buarantine

problems resultin, to massi/e lossesa,ainst our farmers and traders6

here is a ,reat need for better Bualit*

and standards in the production-manufacturin,- and shippin, of these,oods6

Our Man,oes ha/e been unable toenter (# and other countries because


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:O)(M!##easonal croppin,s- stron, andconsistent +eather disturbancesincludin, t*phoons- climate/a,ariesCclimate chan,esD +ith

prolon,ed drou,hts or hea/* rains- lac>of @nancin, and credit facilities-limitation of land o+nership tohectares- lac> of transportationfacilities- expensi/e shippin, costs- lac>of stora,e and refri,erated facilities-hi,h cost of fertili8ers and pesticidesand seeds and tools and farmimplements- brin,s us to lo+er /olume

of production6


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PA$4A5I5 A"#A"AR"#Farmers and traders +antin, to export @nd the follo+in,problems

of A$$P certi@cation of 5MO- 5AP- and I#O certi@cations


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)O5I#I$#

We are .200 islands at best6

he "OM!#I$ FR!I5costs bet+een )O$A)

ports is the mostexpensi/e hereabouts6


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#(#AIA'I)I& OF #(PP)I!#

!conomies of scale can not be establishedbecause supplies or har/ests can not be

sustained6

Farmers as> W& #O()" W! P)A A?I# !R! MAR4!?WA I# ! PRI$!? Inrealit* the* end up plantin, +ithout suremar>ets6

hese are issues that could not beans+ered +ell- because our MAR4!

#R($(R!# are of the antiBuated


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FARM !$O)O5& A"OO)#

All machineries and tools toda* aremostl* imported ones or made fromimported parts6 $ost of these toolsand machineries are expensi/e-be*ond the normal reach of ourfarmers6

(se of $O:!IOA) FARMI5means unsustainable a riculture that


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$OMP!IIO

Forei,n competition is dauntin,6 Most of themanufactured items- speciall* food- are cheap andbetter pac>a,ed6

Prices too are competiti/e a,ainst our o+n6 $o7ee ischeaper to bu* from abroad- than our o+n6

:olumes can be had from abroad6 'etter and hi,herBualit*- pac>a,in, and presentation- ma>es theforei,n imports sell better than ours6

We import RI$! in hu,e annual /olumes alle,edl*because +e can not produce the /olumes +e need6

he Philippines is the sin,ular cause of RI$! PRI$!#

5OI5 (P in the +orld6


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9(A)I& #!!"# A" FARM IP(#

ea/* reliance on $O:!IOA) FARMI5 for decadeshas made our farmers dependent on expensi/e chemicalfertili8ers and pesticides6

oda* neonics are >no+n to be poison to theen/ironment- and chemical fertili8ers causes

deterioratin, acidit* to the soils- clearl* causin,unsustainable farmin, in the lon, run6

#eeds are controlled b* forei,n companies +ith theirdistributors and /arious farm inputs are mostl* on the

expensi/e side6

Farmers can not cope +ithout ,o/ernment assistance-but that comes in the form of chemicals and +esterntechnolo,* that do not help about sustainabilit*6


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5O:!RM! 5OA)# A" PO)I$I!#

2 %A3s goals is usually suga' (oated to 'ead as #!)F #(FFI$I!$&-

FOO" #!$(RI&- A" #(#AIA'I)I& A" O!R FOO"9(AI& A" 9(A)I& R!)A!" WOR"# as its goals 4o' the yea'5o' e*en 4o' ea(h administ'ation)6 yea's+. Usually these a'e not metea(h yea'.2 )O5 !RM 5OA)# a'e also usually stated in the same di'e(tion5o' *ision.

2 It in*ol*es $OLICIES that allo MA##I:! IMPORAIO OF RI$!A" O!R PRO"($!6

2 "oe*e'5 !#! AR! O FO$(#!" O !FARM!R A" I# )O6 !R! A# O '!! A& 5OA)M!IO!" O G!MPOW!R ! FARM!RE OR !:! H !RI$

! FARM!R# orI$R!A#I5 ! I$OM!# OF !FARM!R#6 It has ne*e' been about the FARM!R#5 it has alaysbeen about 9(AI& A" 9(A)I& OF ! PRO"($!-#(#AIA'I)I&- FOO" #!$(RI&- A" O!R I5 FA)(I5WOR"#6

2 THE FARMER IS USUALLY LAST OF THE FACTORS BEINGCONSIDERED, AND OUR FILIPINO FARMERS, FOR GENERATIONS


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Methods o4 NF

!n/ironment Friendl* Respect for )ife

i,h 9ualit*

o Pesticide

o erbicide o Mechanical illa,e

o $hemical Fertili8ers

o Pollution

o Arti@cial eatin, atural Feeds Made '* Farmers

Farmin, Inputs made b* Farmers

utriti/e $*cle heor*


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! (RII:! $&$)!!OR&

5ro+th #ta,es and Mornin,#ic>ness

he :e,etati/e 5ro+th #ta,e

$ross O/er Period or Mornin,#ic>ness

Reproducti/e 5ro+th #ta,e


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NATURAL FARMING IN$UTS

IMOCIndi,enous Micro Or,anismsD

Fermented Plant JuicesCFPJD

Fermented Fruit JuicesCFFJD

ORI!A) !R'A) (RI!#COD

Fish Amino AcidsCFAAD )actic Acid 'acteriaC)A'D

Water #oluble Pottasium CW#


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#ome F P!# $ORO)

Aromatic I!"ct Attractat

F#o$r"!c"t I!"ct Attractat

BioCotro#!%Para!itoi&! a&Pr"&ator I!"ct!'


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NF ANIMAL "US0AN%R#


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#AMP)!# OF F F!!" $OMPO#IIO

Recipe for 2sac>C0>,D of F2 feed

RICE 0RAN )789+ : ;7 C1>,D of F1 feed

RICE 0RAN )779+: ;>.7


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A@olla $ond


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P!RMA$()(R!

)o,ical and >no+led,e


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$OMM(I& #(PPOR!" A5RI$()(R!

he idea that local farms should support localcommunities- and that those communitiesshould support these farms6es in carbon costs6


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