Animal and fish raising provides farmers with additional sources of income through livestock like hogs, goats and cattle as well as fish cultivation. Hog raising is important as pork is highly demanded. Goats are known as the "poor man's cow" and provide milk, meat and other products. Common breeds of cattle raised include Philippine, Brahman and Nellore cattle. Fish cultivation involves raising species like bangus, tilapia and carp through various methods such as fish pens, ponds and open water aquaculture of oysters and mussels. Proper feeding, housing and care is needed to ensure good animal and fish performance.

1. Animal / Fish raising

2. Animal / Fish Raising
• High protein food, the most
important livestock in the
Philippines.
• It give farmers additional source of
income.

4. Hog Raising
-PORK-

5. Swine
Raised by pork and meat is highly demand in
the market.

6. Remember: Hog house
should be constructed in
ideal sites to guarantee
good hog performance.

7. BREEDS

9. HOG
EQUIPMENTS

10. Breeding crate

11. Furrowing crate

12. Furrowing crate

13. Castration rack

14. Feeding floor

15. Hog watering or drinking troughs

16. Portable hog loading chute

17. Marketting
• Sell fattening hogs as soon as
they reach 60 to 80 kilos.
• Sell animals based on weight and
never on per heads.

18. FEEDING

19. Root crops

20. Corn bran

21. Wheat bran

22. Rice bran

23. Sorghum

24. Sorghum

25. Ipil –ipil leaf

26. Ipil –ipil leaf

27. Copra meal

28. Soya bean

29. Soya bean

30. Goat Raising
“Poor Man’s Cow“
MILK
YOGURT
MEAT

31. Remember: Newborn should
receive colostrums during their
1st to 3rd day.
Colostrums is a laxative that
helps clean the digestive system
of a newborn.
Kid – young goat

32. BREEDS

33. Native Goats

34. Anglo Nubian

35. Saanen

36. Toggenburg

37. FEEDING

38. Ipil –ipil leaf

39. Ipil –ipil leaf

40. Acacia leaf

41. Madre De Cacao

42. Madre De Cacao

43. Madre De Cacao

44. Camachile

45. Tamarind

46. Talisay

47. Talisay

48. Katuray

49. Cattle Raising
-BEEF
-MILK
-CHEESE
-YOGURT

50. BREEDS

51. Philippine Cattle

52. American Brahman

53. Nellore

54. Santa Gertrudes

55. Tharparkar

56. • Steers –male cattle
• Heifers –female cattle easier
and faster to fatten than
heifers

57. Oct. 6, 2016
oct.6 oct.13
1. Jayson – 6 9 coconut/bangus/hog
2. Brian – 8 15 banana/dalag/hog
3. Rizza – 6 13 mangoes/hito/goat
4. Ram – 10 14 orange/tilapia/cattle
5. Gabriel – 6 10 lanzones/carp/cattle
6. Lexine - 6 5 grapes/gourami/goat

58. 1. Sexual propagation
2. Orchard farm
3. Swine
4. Citrus spray
5. Laguna
6. Batangas or tagaytay
7. Cattle
8. Hog
9. Goat
10. Goat raising
11. Steers
12. Heifers
13. Fingerlings
14. Open water method
15. Fish pen method
Fish pond method

59. Animal / Fish raising

60. Fish Raising

61. Fish raising (protein)
• Fish culture (ponds or pens)
Source of income
Personal consumption
Good source of livelihood
• Fish cultivation
Growing business
Fresh water (rivers, lakes, dams)

62. Kinds of fish found in artificial
waters

63. Bangus

64. Tilapia

65. Mudfish or Dalag

66. Catfish / Hito

67. Carp

68. Gourami

69. Methods in Fish Cultivation

70. Fish pen method – inland water in
lakes or lagoon.

71. Fish pond method – fresh, brackish or
marine water. Natural food is grown.

72. Open water method – this method done in
bays, coastal lagoons. It cultivates oysters,
mussels, seaweeds and others.

73. Open water method – this method
done in bays, coastal lagoons. It
cultivates oysters, mussels, seaweeds
and others.

74. Common Methods in Catching Fish

75. Using hooks

76. Using a fine net

77. Trawl fishing in waters 13m or less
deep

78. Building fish corrals close to one
another

79. Source of fingerlings and fry

80. Fingerlings – young fish can be raised
in fresh water free from predator-type
of fishes and insects.