The document discusses trends in Philippine agriculture and the government agencies that support the sector. It notes that agriculture remains an important part of the economy, with many rural citizens dependent on it for their livelihood. The main sub-sectors are farming, fisheries, livestock, and forestry, collectively contributing 40% to GDP. However, the sector faces challenges like land conversion, loss of irrigation, high input costs, and lack of funding and farmer support. This has resulted in fewer young people choosing agriculture as a career. The document concludes by highlighting innovative technologies that can help ensure future food security.

1. Research and Development
Trends in Philippine
Agriculture

2. Attached Bureaus and
Agencies

3. Bureau of Soils and Water Management Livestock Development Council
Bureau of Agricultural Statistics Fertilizer and Pesticide Authority
Bureau of Agriculture and Fisheries Product Standards Fiber Industry Development Authority
Bureau of Animal Industry Cotton Development Administration
Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Agricultural Credit and Policy Council
Bureau of Plant Industry Philippine Fisheries Development Authority
Bureau of Post Harvest Research and Extension Philippine Rice Research Institute
Agricultural Training Institute National Meat Inspection Service
Philippine Coconut Authority Sugar Regulatory Administration
National Tobacco Administration Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center
National Nutrition Council Quedan Rural Credit and Guarantee Corporation
National Irrigation Administration Philippine Crop Insurance Corporation
National Food Authority Philippine Carabao Center
National Dairy Authority
National Agriculture Fishery Council

4. AGRICULTURAL STABILITY
•Philippine is still the primary agricultural
country despite of industrialized economy
by the 21st .
•Most rural citizens live in rural areas support
themselves through agriculture.

5. PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURE SUB-SECTOR
1. Farming
2. Fisheries
3. Livestock
4. forestry
40% of the labor force contribute to this
from the GDP of agricultural sectors

6. CONCERN IN PHILIPPINE
AGRICULTURE
1.Conversion of lands
2.Losing irrigation facilities
3.Selling of lands to developer
4.Higher farm input cost
5.Government funding's

7. Agriculture is DYING?
IN PRESENT scenario…..
As agriculture students?
As human being who depends on food
for survival…

8. FARMERS LACK SUPPORT , TRAINING AND A
MORAL BOOST.
1.Lack basic skills in farming
2.Imported farm inputs
3.Research and development
4.Most of the farmers do not own the land they till
5.Farm financing
Result: young people
did not want to study
agriculture and engage
in farming

9. TODAY INOVATION
AND
TECHNOLOGY
FOR FOOD
SECURITY

10. Backyard gardening
Hydroponics
Aquaponics
Urban gardening
Farm tourism
Container gardening
Gulayan sa paaralan
Permaculture
Edible landscaping