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- 1. A Proposal for the Philippine Coconut Industry By: Philippine Farms and Agri-Resource Management Systems, Inc.
- 2. Poverty & Agriculture. 70% of the poor in our country are in the rural areas. Agriculture is the main source of livelihood. Land Area composition: Coconut 3.3M hectares Rice 2.5M hectares Corn 1.4M hectares Sugar 0.4M hectares
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- 7. For the Coconut Industry • To modernize the Coconut Industry by building CICPC Sunrise model producing high-value coconut products with strict compliance of product standards & certifications For the Coconut Farmers • To increase Coconut Farmers income by 100 % from P250 to P500 through organized and modernized farming methods and techniques Goals & Objectives
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- 9. High Value Produce •Bristle or Long Fiber - Twining •Mixed Fiber – Needle Stitch / Mattress •Coco Peat – Dry and Block Husk •Granulated Charcoal •Charcoal Briquette •Gas fuel Shell •Virgin Coconut Oil •Skim Milk •Coco Flour •Paring Oil •Paring Cake Meat •Beverage •Vinegar •Coco Nectar •Coco Sugar Water
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- 11. Farm Management Satellite Half-way House Integrated Processing Plant Market • Farm Management • Organize and tag 1M Healthy Fruit-bearing Trees • Plucking, Gathering, Transporting • Guaranteed income of Php500 per tree per year Key Strategies
- 12. Satellite Half-way House Integrated Processing Plant Market Farm Management Integrated Processing Plant Sat 1 Sat 2 Sat 3Sat 4 Sat 5 Copyright 2017 by PhilFARMS Key Strategies Satellite Half-way House • Establish 5 Satellite Half-way Houses • Deliver dehusked and brushed nuts to the Integrated Processing Plant • Process the non-food products
- 13. Market Integrated Processing Plant • Main Processing Plant for Food Products • Process 40,000 to 200,000 kilo Nuts per Day • Products: Coconut Water, Virgin Coconut Oil, Skim Milk, Coco Flour, Pairing Oil & Cake, activated Carbon….32 others Farm Management Satellite Half-way House Integrated Processing Plant Copyright 2017 by PhilFARMS Key Strategies
- 14. Market Market • Establish links to Local and International Market • Tap DTI, PITC, Commercial Attaches and CIIF networks to aid in selling products Farm Management Satellite Half-way House Integrated Processing Plant Copyright 2017 by PhilFARMS Key Strategies
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