The Department of Agriculture’s Agri-

Pinoy Banner Programs aim to achieve the

following goals…

9 ensure food security

9 alleviate poverty
9enhance incomes and profitability
9achieve global competitiveness

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ROGRAM The Agri-Pinoy Livestock Program is one of the
DA’s Banner Programs
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Agri-Pinoy Livestock Program Agri-Pinoy Livestock Program

Objectives Objectives
‰ Ensure the compatibility of practices in the
‰ Increase livestock production and improve
mprove livestock and poultry enterprises with
livestock productivity to help ensure the environmental standards.
availability, accessibility and affordability of
livestock products. ‰ Work for the global competitiveness of the
domestic poultry and livestock enterprises.

‰ Increase the incomes of livestock farmers by

‰ Provide a policy environment conducive to the
providing access to technology, resources,
continuing growth and development of the
support services and infrastructure.
livestock and poultry industry.
 Eastern Visayas Region
Livestock Program 2016
Philippines

Eastern Visayas
6 Provinces
Towards self-sufficiency in meat and Leyte
eggs So. Leyte
Biliran
Samar
Northern Samar
Eastern Samar

DEPARTMENT
DEP
PARTMENT
PART OF AGRICULTURE
AG TURE
Regional Field Office 8 7 Cities
Department
Kanhuraw Hill, of AgricultureCity
Tacloban
136 Municipalities
Dr. Renato P. Distrajo
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DIRECTION (2012-2016) DIRECTION (2012-2016)

• Increase livestock inventory by at least 5% within 5 years • Increase meat production by at least 3% per year within 5 yrs.
with at least 1-2% increment per year until 2016.
*Baseline Targets
*Baseline Targets (Head) Commodity 2011
Commodity 2011 (Mt) 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
(head) 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
Carabeef 10,838 11,054 11,275 11,501 11,731 11,966
Carabao 309,048 315,229 321,533 327,964 334,523 341,082

Beef 2,394 2,441 2,490 2,540 2,591 2,643

Cattle 14,671 14,964 15,263 15,568 15,880 16,191

Chevon 1,448 1,476 1,506 1,536 1,567 1,598

Goat 97,946 99,904 101,903 103,901 105,979 108,057

Pork 10,123 10,325 10,531 10,742 10,957 11,176

Hogs 763,052 778,313 793,879 809,756 825,952 842,147

*BAS Data
*BAS Data
 THE SERVICES
LIVESTOCK ROAD MAP
‰ Production Support Services

Disease Control and Eradication ‰ Marketing Development Services

‰ Extension Support, Education and
Genetic Resources Improvement Training Services
Meat Safety and Quality ‰ Research and Development
Capability Development ‰ Regulatory Services
Research and Development ‰ Information Support Services
Stronger Public and Private ‰ Policy Formulation, Planning and
Partnerships Advocacy Services
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H ERD I MPROVEMENT P ROGRAM G ENETIC I MPROVEMENT

A. Male Breeder Loan Program (MBLP)
The program aims to
The MBLP is one distribution scheme where superior
improve the quality bull, carabull, buck and ram are loaned out to
productive and farmers for use in their genetic improvement
programs.
reproductive
potentials of the local Requirements:

herd through the 1. Must have at least 10-15 head breedable females.
2. Must be willing to insure the breeder animal with PCIC.
introduction of
Steps: Letter to
superior quality
Reservation at
station & prepara requisiitioner –
Site Validation & Approve or
Letter of tion of release
genetics. Intent RED
Recommendations
documents Disapproved

Withdrawal of animals by
requesting party
 Implementation Flow Chart – Male Breeder
Y EARLY T ARGET OF M ALE B REEDERS
Records Livestock Program
Farmers ORED
section Coordinator
Letter
request Breeder 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
Replacement breeder
Validation of site &
coordinate with MAO
2 years Carabull 10 12 15 15 15
Breeding services
Re-validation
at Farmers field Negative Positive Bull 15 18 20 20 20
Monitoring
MOA
Bucks 40 60 60 60 60
Farmer withdraw Reservation at
the breeder + Advice farmer to Production Center
MAO as witness comply req’ts Ram 45 65 65 65 70

Preparation of Boars 12 15 15 15 15
release Invoice
Center release Notify requisitioner receipt
documents
the breeder (Approved or disapproved)
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G ENETIC I MPROVEMENT Livestock & Poultry2010
G ENETIC I MPROVEMENT
b. Unified National Artificial Insemination Program (UNAIP) c. Production Farm Development
Integrating all efforts to upgrade cattle, carabao and small This is designed to assist interested LGU䇻s, and private
ruminant for chevon, beef and dairy under one program. To individuals in the establishment of a sustainable livestock
enhance cattle, carabao and small ruminants production production farms and centers. as source of superior genetic
utilizing/application of the artificial insemination technology. materials in support of their animal dispersal programs .
Farm Structure Level
Requirements:
LGU: Nucleus Center National/Regional
1. Must assign a technician or private individual to focus on A.I.
2. Must allocate at least 50k for operating expenses/supplies.
Multiplier Farms Provincial//SCU/Private
3. Procure 1 unit mother tank (35K) and 1 unit Field tank. (8K).
4. Must have at least 500 breedable females coverage.
DA/PCC: Production Farms Municipal//Private
1. Train technicians or private individual willing to conduct A.I.
2. Provide calf-drop incentive @ 200/viable calf on the ground. Dispersal Program
Individual Farmers Farms
3. Provide Liquid nitrogen supply for 1 year and frozen semen.
4. Provide technical assistance and mentoring to sharpen skills.
Requirements:
Inform Prepare the Send for AI DA provide Perform AI LGU: Land area, housing, caretaker, pasture, fencing, water supply.
PAIC requirements Training support services DA: Initial breeder stocks, training, planting materials, technical assistance, etc.
 A NIMAL H EALTH A NIMAL H EALTH
a. Prevention, Controll and
dEEradication
di ti Program
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To ensure the prevention, control and
eradication of animal diseases and ‰ Hemorrhagic Septicemia
reduction of mortalities thus increasing ‰ Surra/Trypanosomosis
the income of farmers. ‰ Newcastle Disease
‰ Hog Cholera
Assessment of the geographical ‰ Fasciolosis
distribution and monitoring of ‰ Rabies
diseases occurrences in the
community using the Philippine b. Distribution of vaccines/biologics
Animal Health Information System c. Provision of drugs and veterinary medicines
(PhilAHIS). for emergency response
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d. Provision of Disease Di
Diagnostic
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‰ Pathological testing ™ Conduct of trainings/seminars.

‰ Parasitological testing ™ University-on-the-Air.
‰ Virulogical testing ™ Consultation meetings/workshops.
‰ Serological testing ™ Refresher course for Agricultural
e. Provision of Feed Laboratory Analytical Services
Extension Technicians.
™ Educational Field Trips (Lakbay Aral)
‰ Proximate Feed Analysis
 R ESEARCH & D EVELOPMENT
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‰ Application of Breeding products… …
Methods for Dairy Goat Herd

2. Continuing Research
Support the
‰ Samar Island Small Ruminants-Rural
Enterprise Development Project
‰ Village-based Artificial Insemination
Livestock
Delivery System Program
‰ Increasing Pre-weaning Goat
Survival
‰ Farm-based Management Option
and Recording THANK YOU VERY MUCH
‰ Stabilizing Feed Sources for
Sustained Nutrition
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