Quezon ARCCESS Business Development Service Office Transforming the Province o f Quezon into a food secure center of agribusiness
Quezon ARCCESS Business Development Service Office
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Quezon ARCCESS Business Development Service Office
Quezon ARCCESS Business Development Service Office Crop Suitability Map 1 st District: REINA and Islands Clusters 1.Real (Bagong Silang, Tagumpay) - 324 upland farmers 2.Gen. Nakar (Umiray) - 270 rice farmers 3.Burdeos (Carlagan) - 92 banana farmers 4.Polillo (Banadero) - 98 rice farmers 5.Panukulan (San Juan) - 107 rice farmers 6.Jomalig - 50 fisherfolk
Quezon ARCCESS Business Development Crop Suitability Map Service Office 2 nd District: Banahaw Rice & HVC Clusters Pagbilao (Binahaan) 1 st Dist. - 53 rice farmers 1. 2. Sariaya (Tumbaga, Banahaw, Pinagbakuran, Sampaloc 2, Concepcion 1) – 357 rice, vegetable and coffee farmers 3. Candelaria (Kinatihan, Sta. Catalina Sur) – 568 rice and vegetable farmers 4. Tiaong (Ayusan 1) – 23 rice farmers 5. San Antonio (Del Valle) – 84 rice farmers
Quezon ARCCESS Business Development Crop Suitability Map Service Office 3 rd District: North Bondoc Peninsula Cluster 1. Padre Burgos (Dandumayaw ARC) - 70 coconut farmers 2. Agdangan (Sildakin ARC) – 72 coconut and vegetable farmers 3. Pitogo (Biculao ARC) – 28 coconut farmers 4. Macalelon (Casandro ARC) – 178 rice and vegetable farmers 5. Gen. Luna (Sansuni ARC, San Isidro, San Jose) – 114 coconut and vegetable farmers
Quezon ARCCESS Business Development Crop Suitability Map Service Office 3 rd District: South Bondoc Peninsula Cluster 1. Catanauan (Anusan, Tagbacan, Milagrosa) – 141 coconut and corn farmers 2. Mulanay (Ila. Yuni, Paitan, San Isidro) – 136 coconut, corn and rice farmers 3. San Francisco (Masantuyon ARC) – 220 corn farmers 4. San Andres (Pamata ARC) – 119 corn farmers 5. San Narciso (Villa Reyes, Vigo) – 60 corn farmers
Quezon ARCCESS Business Development Crop Suitability Map Service Office 4 th District: Lamon Bay Cluster 1. Alabat (Villa PPBG ARC) – 47 coconut and rice farmers 2. Gumaca (Vivabipagasa ARC) – 74 coconut and rice farmers 3. Lopez (3Vs at MSS ARCs) – 23 coconut and rice farmers 4. Calauag (Bangkuruhan) – 28 corn farmers 5. Guinayangan (Sindacar ARC) – 78 coconut farmers 6. Buenavista – 592 coconut and rice farmers (District 3)
Quezon ARCCESS Business Development Fund for Agrarian Reform Crop Insurance Subsidy Program (APCP) loans Agrarian Production Credit as basis for granting of wholesale market traders institutional users and agreements with contract (marketing) Beneficiaries vegetable production that are: year-round fruits and least 14 ARBOs engaged in seedlings for distribution to at and produce ready-to-plant four (4) greenhouses procure By the end of 24 months, the Service Office Target Outcome • Covered by forward • Marketing agreements used • APCP loans are covered by Horticultural Sub-Projects
Quezon ARCCESS The copra are either sold to other coconut oil-based farm machineries and) and and use in the diesel-fired ester (for blending with diesel production of coconut methyl processing plants for the of community-based counterpart for the setting up proceeds used as project the coconut oil mills with the as value-added co-product. Business Development with coco charcoal briquettes off-size dehusked coconuts are used in drying the meat of flue gas from the brick kilns By the end of 24 months, the Service Office consumer products. Target Outcome Charcoal Production using Brick Kiln Technology Copra Trading Coco Charcoal and Copra Trading Sub-Projects
markets . month of geotextile for the and European coco peat Chinese coco fiber building up volume for the organic plant media while month of coco peat for and nets for vegetable trellises; erosion control, twines and National Greening Program apart, are producing machines, located 104 km the four (4) decorticating By the end of 24 months, hectares within 51.56 km. a 3-phase 25,000-husk per day decorticator needs 8,350.90 1,670.18 hectares supply grid within 23.06 km radius while A single-phase 5000-husk per day coir decorticator requires Service Office Business Development Quezon ARCCESS Target Outcome • Coco coir for 3000 sqm per • Coco dust for 75 bags per Coconut Coir Sub-Project
Quezon ARCCESS Business Development fertilizer usage is reduced 20% while the inorganic per cropping is increased by of 80 cavans per hectare Production; and transition to Organic Rice and , at their option, in BAFPS as GAP compliant rice are certified by the commercial rice production. engaged in mechanized of the eight (8) ARBOs of supplying the requirements certified rice seed are capable the four (4) ARBOs producing By the end of 24 months, Service Office by half. Target Outcome Certified Palay Seed Production Mechanized Farming for Rice Production • The seed and commercial • The current average yield Rice Sub-Projects
Quezon ARCCESS Business Development fertilizer usage is reduced 20% while the inorganic per cropping is increased by of 80 cavans per hectare Production; and transition to Organic Rice and , at their option, in BAFPS as GAP compliant rice are certified by the commercial rice production. engaged in mechanized of the eight (8) ARBOs of supplying the requirements certified rice seed are capable the four (4) ARBOs producing By the end of 24 months, Service Office by half. Target Outcome Bondoc Peninsula Corn Production and Trading Sub-Project • The seed and commercial • The current average yield Corn Sub-Project
Quezon ARCCESS Business Development to control of harmful insects population level sufficient and animals to maintain a enable beneficial insects inorganic insecticides result in increasing yield result in the following: fear of swarming. This will of honey bee colonies without shall enable re-establishment to Organic Certified Farming fruits and vegetable farmers transition of GAP-compliant By the end of 24 months, the from the hive can easily kill the bees the use of insecticides within three (3) km Service Office and other pests. Target Outcome • Bee pollination of flowers • The non-spraying of Honey Bee Sub-Projects
Quezon ARCCESS Business Development round supply of fish for mariculture for the year- fisher folks to look into enterprise will enable the island fish processing crops and other short-term cash production of pineapple engagement in the funds sufficient for makers are able to save By the end of 24 months: Service Office drying or canning. Target Outcome • The tiger grass broom • The development of the Other Sub-Projects
The Province of Quezon is recognized as an internationally competitive agro- industrial hub supplied by the farmer- members of Agrarian Reform Beneficiary Organizations (ARBOs). Quezon ARCCESS Business Development Service Office
Business Development Quezon ARCCESS Service Office The Quezon ARCCESS Business Development Service Office of the CREDO Savings and Agrarian Reform Cooperative shall empower the ARBOs and their respective farmer-members by strengthening their technical and organizational capacity to plan and conduct business on their own or as a commodity- based group of ARBOs.
Quezon ARCCESS Business Development Service Office Business Development Services ( BDS) refers to a broad array of services which are offered to small and micro enterprises in order to directly improve their management , production or marketing functions. BDS do not include financial services although these are sometimes offered in conjunction with credit or used prior to ( the small or micro enterprise ) obtaining a loan . http://www.ilo.org/public/english/employment/ent/papers/idbviab.htm Agricultural Extension Services ( AES ) operate within a broader knowledge system that includes research and agricultural education … for the purpose of advancing … not production knowledge alone but the whole range of agricultural development tasks, such as credit, supplies, marketing and markets ( agricultural process development ). http://www.fao.org/docrep/004/y2709e/y2709e05.htm
Quezon ARCCESS Business Development Service Office ARBOs organized into GAP-certified crop production clusters supplying Metro Manila and CALABARZON wholesale markets then food processors locating in the Quezon Province Export Zone .
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