January-September 2013 Accomplishment
FISHERIES PROGRAM
ACTIVITIES/EVENTS
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ORGANIZATIONAL STRENGTHENING
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FISH SANCTUARY AND MARINE RESERVE
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1 MFARMC Organization and revitalization.
6 mobile meeting of MFARMC and San Jose tuna Fisher’s
Association.
7 BFARMC and Barangay Tuna Fisher’s meeting.
4 Trainings conducted for fisher folks.
3 days assessment of coral reef at Tagas-Adiangao.
1 day result assessment orientation Tagas has a good coral
condition feasible for the undertaking of the project.
FISHERY REGISTRATION OF FISHERFOLKS
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408 fisherfolks registered and encoded to the national office as
of October 1, 2013.
Registration of fishing vessels and gears.
274 boats with admeasurements done
Non-motorized- 138
Motorized- 76
Gears:
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Hook and Line- 189
Multiple Hook and Line- 161
Gaff Hook-9
Botton Set Long Line-4
Beach Siene- 30
Troll Line- 40
Bottom Set Gill net- 12
Crab Pot-2
23 Vessels and Gears licensed
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COASTAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
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TRAININGS/ SEMINARS/CONSULTATIVE MEETINGS ATTENDED
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2 SB Consultative meeting regarding fisheries
5 trainings and seminars attended
LINKAGES WITH OTHER AGENCIES
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VII.
640 pcs. Kanumoy Beach Trees planting at Manzana
200 pcs. Spot planting of Mangrove at Tagas
6 fisherfolks tilapia dispersal- 10, 000.00
50, 000 fingerling dispersal to different bodies of water
Partido Development Administration (PDA)
World Wildlife Fund (WWF)
Partido State University (PSU)
Philippine Fisheries Fish port Administration
Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR)
FIELD VISITATION AND MONITORING
MONTHLY REPORTS SUBMITTED
FORTHCOMING ACTIVITIES ON FISHERY
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Bantay Dagat Training Level II
Information and Education campaign on the Importance of
Seagrass Corals and Mangrove
Planting of Beach Tress and Mangrove
WIMPY Projects
 Widening and improving Marine Protection for your Coastal
Clean-up
 Solid Waste Management
 Marine Reserve and Fishery Sanctuary
 Guard House
 Re-echo on Quality Handling of Tuna
RICE PROGRAM
ACTIVITIES/EVENTS
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Conducted Farm and home visits
Monitored Planting & Harvesting Operation in all Barangays
on rice areas
o Monitored community seed banking programs (18
cavans registered seed and 5 farmers served)
o Monitored and supervised farmers granted Hybrid seeds
(200 cavans S2R variety and 68 farmers served
o Monitored
farm
pest
and
disease
incidence
recommending therein prevention and control measures
Purchased and distributed LGU support 40 bags certified to
37 farmers
Provided 88 farmers certified seeds
Information Dissemination on Crop Issuance
Information Dissemination registered and certified use of
palay seeds
Information Dissemination on advantage of selling palay to
NFA
Assisted Farmers to access production loan with Rural
Bank of San Jose
Farmers Bank Assisted
Month
January-September
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No. of Farmers
210
Area
384.6024 Hectares
Assisted farmers in soil collection for soil nutrient analysis
o 54 farmers assisted-50.25 hectares
Conducted soil analysis using STK
o 15 farmers assisted-10 hectares
Distributed laminated sacks (trapal) to farmers
Akbay project and repayments for 74 recipients
Daily monitoring of reading on the standard rain gauge on the
AWS installed by BSWM
Extended tractor services for 32 farmers for corn and rice areas
Monthly meeting of farmers clientele
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Monthly reports submitted at DA RFU V
PLANTING REPORT JANUARY-SPTEMBER 2013
a) Total area Planted- Irrigated- 2, 812. 91 hectares (2 Cropping) DryWet Season
Rainfed-218 Hectares’
b) No. of Farmers- 1,520
Irrigated (2 cropping Season)
A. Area harvested- 1, 877.47 hectares
B. Production-8, 363.71 MT
C. Ave. Yield-4.4 MT
RAINFED
a) Area Harvested-187 hectares
b) Production-729.3
c) Ave. Yield-3.9 MT
CORN PROGRAM
1. Planting Report
a) Total Area Planted- 108.60 has.
b) Type of Corn Planted-Hybrid Yellow
c) Number of farmer involved-50.00
2. Harvesting Report
a) Total area harvested-102. 23 has.
b) Type of Corn harvested-Hybrid Yellow
c) Ave. yield/has-4.5t/has
3. Production (MT)-455.53
Other Activities Conducted
1) Conducted Farmer Field School on IPM for corn with 30
participants at Salogon.
2) Established one (1) Techno Demo Training on Tamang
Abono Program at Salogon.
3) Established Community Seed Exchange for OPV Corn.
HIGH VALUE CROPS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (HVCDP)
ACTIVITIES/EVENTS
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Assisted vegetable farmers in collecting soil samples.
Conducted farm and home visits.
Monitored the status of production on vegetables.
Assisted in the conduct of Organic Farming Seminars.
Attended various seminars on the following:
 Root crops production and Development
 Cacao production and product processing and
development Internal Control System on Organic
Farming
Re-echo seminar on Organic farming in Barangay Calalahan.
Ampalaya Festival held at Salogon, San Jose, Camarines Sur.
Proposed Program/s
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Distribution of various vegetable (ampalaya, eggplant, tomato, pechay
and squash) seeds to farmers.
Proposed Techno-Demo farm on Organic Vegetable Production.
LIVESTOCK PROGRAM
Activities/Events
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Monitored 4-H Hog dispersal/LGU Swine dispersal-8 piglets
Conducted anti-rabies mass vaccination-382 total vaccinated dog at
the municipality
Assisted in the vitamin administration of Swine, Cow and Carabao.
Deworming of 30 piglets.