Agriculture.Eco

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Business of raising plants and animals useful to man including the cultivation of the soil the production and harvesting of crops the care and breeding of livestock

Agriculture sector

Importance of Agriculture

•Source of food for the economy
•Source of raw materials
•Source of foreign exchange (exports)
•Source of employment

What are the three Patterns of Agricultural development?

Traditional Agriculture?Modernizing Agriculture?Modern Agricultural stage

Also known as subsistence farming farmers cultivate the land & plant crops to feed the members of the family uses traditional methods

Traditional Agriculture

Farmers produce enough surplus to be traded in the market in exchange for cash or other commodities uses techniques to help increase the production of crops started to use fertilizers and mechanized tools

Modernizing Agriculture

Specialized agricultural processes produced for commercial purposes made use of modern and improved technology constantly use fertilizers intensive cultivation and high-yielding varieties of seeds to make farming productive

Modern Agricultural stage

farm operator own the land on which they work on

Full-owners

farm operator partly owns and partly leases the land

Part-owners

farm operators who rent or lease the land

Tenants

farm operator that supervise day-to-day operations and receives a salary or part of the harvest for their services

Farm Managers

Erratic weather conditions

Problems in Agriculture

Land conversion

Problems in Agriculture

Deforestation

Problems in Agriculture

Lack of government programs to improve farming techniques

Problems in Agriculture

Lack of facilities and access to technology

Problems in Agriculture

High costs of fertilizers

Problems in Agriculture

Competition from the international market

Problems in Agriculture

DAR

Department of Agrarian Reform

Is the lead implementing agency of Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP). It undertakes land tenure improvement and development of support programs to farmers conducts land survey land acquisition distribution and land management studies

Department of Agrarian Reform

CARP

Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program

Acquisition and equitable distribution of agricultural land

Land Reform Act of 1955 (Magsaysay)

Declared the rights of farmers

Agricultural Land Reform Code (Macapagal)

Establishment of DAR

Code of Agrarian Reform of the Philippines (Marcos)

Agrarian reform that promotes social justice and industrialization

Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Law (Aquino)

Arroyo Administration

•LAND TENURE IMPROVEMENT
•PROVISION OF SUPPORT SERVICES
•INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS


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