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Aquaculture refers to production in enclosures whether ponds, pens, cages or on substrates such as stakes, ropes, lines, nets, shells, or on a demarcated natural bed using seedstock, which may be naturally occurring, or artificially produced in hatcheries.   Aquafarm is a body of water, usually a tract of shallow water along the shore of a bay or inlet, used for aquaculture.

Aquaculture refers to production in enclosures whether ponds, pens, cages or on substrates such as stakes, ropes, lines, nets, shells, or on a demarcated natural bed using seedstock, which may be naturally occurring, or artificially produced in hatcheries.

Aquaculture refers to production in enclosures whether ponds, pens, cages or on substrates such as stakes, ropes, lines, nets, shells, or on a demarcated natural bed using seedstock, which may be naturally occurring, or artificially produced in hatcheries. Aquafarm is a body of water, usually a tract of shallow water along the shore of a bay or inlet, used for aquaculture.

Aquaculture refers to production in enclosures whether ponds, pens, cages or on substrates such as stakes, ropes, lines, nets, shells, or on a demarcated natural bed using seedstock, which may be naturally occurring, or artificially produced in hatcheries.

.. Data not availableCDSPDP also known as Survey of Slaughterhouses and Poultry Dressing Plants (SSHPDP) formerly known as Survey of Abattoir and Dressing Plants (SADP)R - Revised for 4th Qtr 2018 P - Preliminary for 1st Qtr 2019

.. Data not available April 01, 2019 - Preliminary

Commercial fisheries refer to fishing done in offshore waters using fishing vessels of more than three gross tons. Philippine fisheries production has always been categorized into 3 modes of production for statistical and administrative purposes: commercial fisheries, municipal fisheries and aquaculture.

Philippine fisheries production has always been categorized into three modes of production for statistical and administrative purposes: commercial fisheries, municipal fisheries and aquaculture. Commercial fisheries refer to fishing done in offshore waters using fishing vessels of more than three gross tons.

.. Data not available January 1, 2019 - Preliminary data

Philippine fisheries production has always been categorized into three modes of production for statistical and administrative purposes: commercial fisheries, municipal fisheries and aquaculture. Among the leading species are tuna and tuna-like varieties, roundscad, sardines, anchovy, and slipmouth.

This data set describes production value of fisheries in Philippines , region wise. Data set is available on quarterly and yearly basis. Philippine fisheries production has always been categorized into three modes of production for statistical and administrative purposes: commercial fisheries, municipal fisheries and aquaculture. 

Philippines boasts of an abundance in fish species, having vast stretches of coastlines. Among the leading species are tuna and tuna-like varieties, roundscad, sardines, anchovy, and slipmouth.

This data set describes production of fisheries in Philippines , region wise. Data set is available on quarterly and yearly basis. Moreover it offers data on sub sector wise , data represents marine  industry of  Philippines. 

Municipal fisheries refer to fishing done in inland and coastal areas with or without the use of a fishing boat of up to three gross tons.

Municipal fisheries refer to fishing done in inland and coastal areas with or without the use of a fishing boat of up to three gross tons.

This data set shows animal husbandry records of Philippines,the number of animals have been slaughtered in slaughter house.

.. Data not available April 01, 2019 - Preliminary

.. Data not availableRevised for 2016-2018Geolocation....Davao del SurData includes Davao Occidental.

.. Data not available Quarter 1 of 2019 - Preliminary Data

Municipal fisheries refer to fishing done in inland and coastal areas with or without the use of a fishing boat of up to three gross tons. Philippines boasts of an abundance in fish species. as it has  vast stretches of coastlines.

Philippine fisheries production has always been categorized into three modes of production for statistical and administrative purposes: commercial fisheries, municipal fisheries and aquaculture.  Municipal fisheries refer to fishing done in inland and coastal areas with or without the use of a fishing boat of up to three gross tons.  Having vast stretches of coastlines, the Philippines boasts of an abundance in fish species. Among the leading species are tuna and tuna-like varieties, roundscad, sardines, anchovy, and slipmouth.

.. Data not available2012-2013: Revised due to inclusion of Batanes data 2015: Revised data of Cassava

.. Data not availableApayao included in Kalinga prior to 1994Guimaras included in Iloilo prior to 1994 Biliran included in Leyte prior to 1994 Zamboanga Sibugay included in Zamboanga del Sur prior to 2002 Compostela Valley included in Davao del Norte prior to 2002 Sarangani included in South Cotabato prior to 1994 Dinagat Islands included in Surigao Norte up to 3rd Quarter of 2009 Revised data for Apr-Jun 2013 data Revised data for 2012-2013 due to inclusion of Batanes data Note: Batanes data is available starting 2012; Negros Occidental and Negros Oriental are included in Negros Island Region (NIR) starting 2016.

This data set contains average production cost of palay and corn in Philippines. Palay is rice at any stage prior to husking —used especially in the Philippines. The country's major agricultural crops are rice, corn, coconut, sugarcane, banana, cassava, pineapple, and vegetables.

.. Data not availableApayao included in Kalinga prior to 1994Guimaras included in Iloilo prior to 1994 Biliran included in Leyte prior to 1994 Zamboanga Sibugay included in Zamboanga del Sur prior to 2002 Compostela Valley included in Davao del Norte prior to 2002 Sarangani included in South Cotabato prior to 1994 Dinagat Islands included in Surigao Norte up to 3rd Quarter of 2009 Revised data for Apr-Jun 2013 data Revised data for 2012-2013 due to inclusion of Batanes data Note: Batanes data is available starting 2012; Negros Occidental and Negros Oriental are included in Negros Island Region (NIR) starting 2016.

This data set contains data of poultry production in Philippines. The major livestock products are hog, cattle, carabao, goat, and dairy products. Chicken and duck are the leading poultry products.