The Philippines has 30 million hectares of land classified as either alienable and disposable or forestland. 50% is forestland, 47% is alienable and disposable land, and 3% is unclassified forestland. The primary source of livelihood in the Philippines is its fertile land, which produces six major crops: rice, corn, sugarcane, coconut, abaca, and tobacco. However, mining, erosion, dam construction, commercial fertilizer use, and large buildings threaten to destroy the Philippines' land resources, so preservation efforts like terracing, contour farming, crop rotation, reforestation, limiting mining and construction are important.

2. The Philippines’ total land area
of 30 million hectares are
legally classified as alienable
and disposable land and
forestland.

3.  50% - Forestlands
 47% - Alienable and disposable
lands
 3% - Unclassified forestlands

4.  Cagayan Valley
 Central Luzon
 South Western Bicol
 Panay
 Negros
 Davao
 Cotabato
 Agusan
 Bukidnon

5. The Philippines’ primary source of
livelihood is its fertile land.

6. 6 MAJOR CROPS:
Rice
Corn
Sugarcane
Coconut
Abaca
Tobacco

7. WAYS OF DESTRUCTION
Mining
Erosion
Dam-making
Use of commercial fertilizer (in terms
of nutrients)
Making huge buildings

8. PRESERVATION OF
LAND RESOURCES
Terracing
 Contour farming
 Crop rotation
 Planting more trees
 Avoid mining
 Minimizing of making buildings

9. THE END

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