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 Table 5. Mango: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines,
October-December and January-December, 2011- 2012
EXPLANATORY NOTES
Production (mt) % Change
Region October-December January-December Oct-Dec Jan-Dec
2011 2012 2011 2012 2012/2011 2012/2011
The Major Fruit Crops Quarterly Bulletin provides updates on production, area and
PHILIPPINES 34,339 35,135 788,074 767,851 2.32 (2.57)
bearing trees statistics of four (4) major fruits, namely, banana, mango, pineapple
CAR - - 3,709 3,318 - (10.55) and calamansi. These crops are highlighted in the report on the Performance of
Ilocos Region (I) 3,037 2,866 276,661 265,163 (5.64) (4.16) Agriculture which is released quarterly by the Bureau of Agricultural Statistics
Cagayan Valley (II) - - 46,439 34,745 - (25.18) (BAS).
Central Luzon (III) 21 192 64,053 59,472 830.04 (7.15)
CALABARZON (IV-A) - - 58,628 55,215 - (5.82) This 4th quarter 2012 issue of the Bulletin contains the preliminary estimates of
MIMAROPA (IV-B) 132 126 9,582 9,778 (4.03) 2.04 production in October-December and January-December 2012 and area planted
Bicol Region (V) 217 241 1,398 1,474 10.87 5.39 and number of bearing trees in July-December 2012 and January-December 2012.
Western Visayas (VI) 504 534 45,344 45,868 6.01 1.16 The data on area and bearing trees are reported on a semi-annual basis. The
Central Visayas (VII) 3,385 3,519 65,001 67,655 3.96 4.08 source of data is the quarterly Crops Production Survey (CrPS) of the BAS.
Eastern Visayas (VIII) 194 195 885 883 0.34 (0.23)
Zamboanga Peninsula (IX) 12,527 12,620 78,411 80,866 0.74 3.13
Northern Mindanao (X) 4,768 4,655 35,521 38,169 (2.37) 7.46
Davao Region (XI) 2,709 2,523 29,730 31,803 (6.89) 6.97
SOCCSKSARGEN (XII) 1,605 1,615 52,330 53,405 0.61 2.05
ARMM 3,385 3,746 8,226 7,431 10.67 (9.66)
Caraga 1,854 2,303 12,156 12,607 24.19 3.70
 Figure 1. Banana production by region, Philippines, October-December 2012

Production (mt) % Change

January-December

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 Table 3. Banana: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines, October-December 2012
October-December and January-December, 2011- 2012
Banana
Production (mt) % Change  Banana production in October-December 2012 at 2.21 million mt, was 2.98
Region October-December January-December Oct-Dec Jan-Dec percent lower than last year’s output of 2.27 million mt (Table 1).
2011 2012 2011 2012 2012/2011 2012/2011
 The largest drop at 33.50 thousand mt or 2.97 percent was recorded by
PHILIPPINES 2,274,349 2,206,590 9,165,046 9,225,998 (2.98) 0.67 Cavendish variety. Production this quarter was 1.10 million mt.
CAR 5,564 5,669 25,083 25,100 1.89 0.07
Ilocos Region (I) 11,914 12,594 40,785 42,560 5.71 4.35  Production of saba variety this quarter was 635.00 thousand mt or a 3.41
Cagayan Valley (II) 24,451 40,043 269,193 308,469 63.77 14.59 percent contraction from the production of 657.45 thousand mt the previous
Central Luzon (III) 14,732 14,784 57,420 57,584 0.35 0.29
year.
CALABARZON (IV-A) 17,745 18,125 113,588 116,469 2.14 2.54
MIMAROPA (IV-B) 71,298 43,574 223,794 199,268 (38.89) (10.96)
 Davao Region shared 38.14 percent in the country’s banana production
Bicol Region (V) 20,330 21,158 78,942 81,414 4.07 3.13
Western Visayas (VI) 108,563 112,171 344,588 353,138 3.32 2.48 (Figure 1).
Central Visayas (VII) 49,500 48,638 199,545 202,512 (1.74) 1.49
Eastern Visayas (VIII) 71,779 73,428 277,173 280,439 2.30 1.18  The decrease in banana production was attributed to the effects of:
Zamboanga Peninsula (IX) 78,575 83,260 238,309 240,487 5.96 0.91 o Typhoon Pablo that devastated Davao Region;
Northern Mindanao (X) 443,815 429,257 1,725,775 1,718,787 (3.28) (0.40)
o Typhoon Ofel that affected the plants in MIMAROPA and Western Visayas;
Davao Region (XI) 915,004 841,524 3,854,845 3,785,422 (8.03) (1.80)
SOCCSKSARGEN (XII) 279,302 293,218 1,094,956 1,155,348 4.98 5.52 and
ARMM 112,104 112,666 416,910 440,198 0.50 5.59 o Southwest monsoon experienced in Central Visayas.
Caraga 49,674 56,483 204,140 218,805 13.71 7.18
 For the last five (5) years, the average share of this quarter in the annual
banana production was 24.41 percent.

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Figure 3. Calamansi production by region, Philippines, October-December 2012

Production (mt) % Change

January-December

% Change
January-December

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 Calamansi

 The downtrend in calamansi production continued this quarter when

production was recorded at 41.63 thousand mt. It indicated a reduction of
1.79 percent from the 2011 output of 42.38 thousand mt (Table 1).

 The drop in production was attributed to the following:

o Frequent rains and drop in the number of bearing trees experienced in

MIMAROPA;
o Cutting of senile trees in Bicol;
o Smaller fruits harvested in Western Visayas; and
o Effects of typhoon Ofel in Eastern Visayas and those of typhoon Pablo in
Davao Region, Zamboanga Peninsula and Caraga.

 The biggest calamansi producer was MIMAROPA which shared 41.91

TABLES percent in the country’s calamansi production. It posted a total production
of 17.45 thousand mt (Figure 3).

 CALABARZON was the second largest calamansi producer. With 4.61

thousand mt of output, it registered a 2.09 percent drop from the 4.71
thousand mt level in the previous year (Table 4).

 Based on the record of its last five (5) years, the average share of this
quarter in annual calamansi production was 22.11 percent.

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Figure 4. Mango production by region, Philippines, October-December 2012

thousand mt, 2.57 percent lower

thousand mt produced in 2011. Production in Ilocos Region,
thousand mt, lower by 4.16 percent or
from the previous year’s output of 276.66 thousand mt

adversely affected the mango production were the following:

months of 2012 and the effects of Habagat which occurred in

which affected Ilocos Region;

to mango slightly

(Table 2).
mango bearing trees at 8,709,567 trees increased by 1.20
(Table 2).

2.40 million mt. This was 6.71 percent higher

mt harvested in 2011 (Table 1).
attributed to the following:
rea harvested in Northern Mindanao and Caraga;

pests and diseases observed in Bicol Region.

although, area planted to pineapple was

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January-December 2012 Mango

Banana
 Banana production in 2012 was 9.23 million mt or 0.67 percent higher
compared to the 9.17 million mt of output in 2011 (Table 1).
 The slight increase in banana production was attributed to the following
factors:
o Additional and more bearing hills bore fruits in SOCCSKSARGEN, Caraga and
ARMM;
o Increase in bearing hills with bigger bunches in the Visayas Regions; and
o Recovery of bananas in Cagayan Valley.
 Area planted to banana in the whole year of 2012 expanded to 453,100
hectares or 0.66 percent larger than the 450,125 hectares recorded last year.
Saba banana represented the largest area among all other varieties at 187,123
hectares. The number of bearing hills increased by 0.76 percent. There were
281,624,904 bearing hills in 2012 (Table 2).
Calamansi
 This quarter’s production was 35.14 thousand mt. It was 2.32 percent higher
than last year’s level of 34.34 thousand mt (Table 1).
 The main source of mango production this quarter was Zamboanga
Peninsula (Figure 4). The region accounted for 12.62 thousand mt or 35.92
percent of the country’s total mango production.
 Central Visayas contributed 10.02 percent to the country’s mango
production with 3.52 thousand mt. Its production grew by 3.96 percent from
the previous year’s level of 3.39 thousand mt (Table 5).
 Carabao mango production with 28.24 thousand mt was 80 percent of the
national production. It was higher by 2.99 percent than last year’s 27.42
thousand mt.
 The increase in mango production was traced to the following:
o Better results of flower induction in Zamboanga Peninsula,
SOCSSKSARGEN, Western Visayas and Bicol; and
o More bearing trees bore fruits in Central Visayas, Caraga and ARMM.

 The reduction in calamansi production was 4.04 thousand mt or 2.21 percent.
Production was 182.55 thousand mt in 2011 and this went down to 178.51
thousand mt in 2012. MIMAROPA, the leading calamansi producer, recorded
an output of 102.63 thousand mt which was 2.64 percent lower than its 2011
level of 105.41 thousand mt (Table 4).
 Mango production in October-December 2012 was 4.35 percent of the average
annual production in the last five (5) years. The bulk of production was in the
second quarter at 67.75 percent of the annual production.

 The drop in production was due to the following:

o Reduction in yield due to frequent rains in MIMAROPA;

o Effect of sudden change in temperature in CALABARZON;
o Harvest of small sizes of fruits in Western Visayas and Central Visayas due
to continuous rains;
o Decrease in bearing trees in Western Visayas;
o Less bearing trees harvested in Caraga; and
o Shifting to cacao and damages of typhoon Pablo in Davao Region.
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 Figure 6. Pineapple production in metric tons by region, Philippines,
October-December 2012
-December 2012 was 627.24 thousand mt. It
previous year’s production
mt (Table 1).

a harvested in Northern Mindanao, SOCCSKSARGEN and

thousand mt which
the 2011 output of 319.48 thousand mt (Table

producer was SOCSSKSARGEN. It produced 208.29

1.98 percent higher than its previous year’s level of
mt (Figure 6).

this quarter’s share in annual production was 27.94 percent

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 Figure 6. Pineapple production in metric tons by region, Philippines,
October-December 2012
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Pineapple
 Pineapple production in October-December 2012 was 627.24 thousand mt. It
registered an 11.18 percent increment from the previous year’s production
of 564.16 thousand mt (Table 1).
 The growth in pineapple production was due to the following:
o Expansion of area harvested in Northern Mindanao, SOCCSKSARGEN and
Western Visayas;
o Increase in planting density in Davao Region; and
o New production area in SOCCSKSARGEN.
 Pineapple production in Northern Mindanao was 379.37 thousand mt which
was 18.75 percent higher than the 2011 output of 319.48 thousand mt (Table
6). Of the country’s pineapple production, the contribution of this region was
60.48 percent.
 The other major pineapple producer was SOCSSKSARGEN. It produced 208.29
thousand mt which was 1.98 percent higher than its previous year’s level of
204.23 thousand mt (Figure 6).
 On the average, this quarter’s share in annual production was 27.94 percent
in the past five (5) years.
January-December 2012
Banana thousand mt. It was 2.32 percent higher
 Banana production in 2012 was 9.23 million mt or 0.67 percent higher thousand mt (Table 1).
compared to the 9.17 million mt of output in 2011 (Table 1). was Zamboanga
The region accounted for 12.62 thousand mt or 35.92
 The slight increase in banana production was attributed to the following
total mango production.
factors:
10.02 percent to the country’s mango
o Additional and more bearing hills bore fruits in SOCCSKSARGEN, Caraga and
ARMM; mt. Its production grew by 3.96 percent from
o Increase in bearing hills with bigger bunches in the Visayas Regions; and 3.39 thousand mt (Table 5).
o Recovery of bananas in Cagayan Valley. with 28.24 thousand mt was 80 percent of the
 Area planted to banana in the whole year of 2012 expanded to 453,100 t year’s 27.42
hectares or 0.66 percent larger than the 450,125 hectares recorded last year.
Saba banana represented the largest area among all other varieties at 187,123 traced to the following:
hectares. The number of bearing hills increased by 0.76 percent. There were
of flower induction in Zamboanga Peninsula,
281,624,904 bearing hills in 2012 (Table 2).

Calamansi Visayas, Caraga and ARMM.

 The reduction in calamansi production was 4.04 thousand mt or 2.21 percent. -December 2012 was 4.35 percent of the average
Production was 182.55 thousand mt in 2011 and this went down to 178.51 was in the
thousand mt in 2012. MIMAROPA, the leading calamansi producer, recorded percent of the annual production.
an output of 102.63 thousand mt which was 2.64 percent lower than its 2011
level of 105.41 thousand mt (Table 4).

 The drop in production was due to the following:

o Reduction in yield due to frequent rains in MIMAROPA;

o Effect of sudden change in temperature in CALABARZON;
o Harvest of small sizes of fruits in Western Visayas and Central Visayas due
to continuous rains;
o Decrease in bearing trees in Western Visayas;
o Less bearing trees harvested in Caraga; and
o Shifting to cacao and damages of typhoon Pablo in Davao Region.
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Figure 4. Mango production by region, Philippines, October-December 2012 Mango

 Mango production this 2012 was 767.85 thousand mt, 2.57 percent lower
than the 788.07 thousand mt produced in 2011. Production in Ilocos Region,
the top mango producer was 265.16 thousand mt, lower by 4.16 percent or
11.50 thousand mt from the previous year’s output of 276.66 thousand mt
(Table 5).
 The factors that adversely affected the mango production were the following:
o Less fruits developed due to early rainshowers during the flowering stage
in earlier months of 2012 and the effects of Habagat which occurred in
the second half of the year which affected Ilocos Region;
o Effects of continuous rains in Central Visayas and Central Luzon; and
o Development of young leaves instead of flowers in CALABARZON.
 Despite the reduction in mango production, area planted to mango slightly
expanded by 0.73 percent or 188,432 hectares from the previous year’s level
of 187,073 hectares (Table 2).
 The number of mango bearing trees at 8,709,567 trees increased by 1.20
percent from the 2011 level of 8,606,709 trees (Table 2).

Pineapple

 Annual production in 2012 was 2.40 million mt. This was 6.71 percent higher
than the 2.25 million mt harvested in 2011 (Table 1).

 The bountiful harvests in 2012 were attributed to the following:

o Increase in area harvested in Northern Mindanao and Caraga;
o Bigger fruits produced in Ilocos Region, Central Visayas and Davao Region;
o New harvested areas in SOCCSKSARGEN; and
o Minimal incidence of pests and diseases observed in Bicol Region.
 There was production increment although, area planted to pineapple was
reduced by 0.12 percent or 58,388 hectares from 58,457 hectares in 2011
(Table 2).

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STATISTICAL TABLES

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Figure 3. Calamansi production by region, Philippines, October-December 2012 Table 1. Fruit Crops: Volume of Production, Philippines, October –December and
January-December, 2011-2012

Production (mt) % Change

CROP October-December January-December Oct-Dec Jan-Dec
2011 2012 2011 2012 2012/2011 2012/2011

Banana 2,274,349 2,206,590 9,165,046 9,225,998 (2.98) 0.67

Cavendish 1,130,581 1,097,051 4,685,997 4,694,640 (2.97) 0.18
Lacatan 230,930 223,436 926,719 942,893 (3.24) 1.75
Saba 657,450 635,000 2,616,842 2,645,762 (3.41) 1.11
Calamansi 42,381 41,625 182,550 178,507 (1.79) (2.21)
Mango 34,339 35,135 788,074 767,851 2.32 (2.57)
Carabao 27,418 28,239 638,954 630,159 2.99 (1.38)
Pineapple 564,155 627,238 2,246,806 2,397,628 11.18 6.71

Table 2. Fruit Crops: Area Planted and Bearing Trees/Hills, Philippines,

July-December and January-December, 2011-2012

Area planted/Bearing Trees % Change

Crop July-December January-December Jul-Dec Jan-Dec
2011 2012 2011 2012 2012/2011 2012/2011

Area (Ha)
Banana 446,995 431,895 450,125 453,100 (3.38) 0.66
Cavendish 80,120 74,918 80,230 82,028 (6.49) 2.24
Lacatan 56,587 54,617 57,032 57,705 (3.48) 1.18
Saba 185,469 178,525 186,317 187,123 (3.74) 0.43
Calamansi 20,789 20,587 21,141 21,211 (0.97) 0.33
Mango 185,048 185,693 187,073 188,432 0.35 0.73
Carabao 144,230 144,575 145,518 146,611 0.24 0.75
Pineapple 57,166 58,007 58,457 58,388 1.47 (0.12)

Bearing Trees/Hills
Banana 276,518,772 261,900,977 279,512,164 281,624,904 (5.29) 0.76
Cavendish 114,046,995 102,630,547 114,192,836 114,764,489 (10.01) 0.50
Lacatan 31,751,977 31,377,458 32,216,833 32,993,679 (1.18) 2.41
Saba 78,052,012 76,280,310 79,570,508 80,228,597 (2.27) 0.83
Calamansi 9,173,043 9,178,876 9,402,373 9,393,953 0.06 (0.09)
Mango 8,242,351 8,261,085 8,606,709 8,709,567 0.23 1.20
Carabao 6,039,834 6,083,360 6,333,898 6,445,077 0.72 1.76

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 Table 3. Banana: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines,
October-December and January-December, 2011- 2012

Production (mt) % Change -December 2012 at 2.21 million mt, was 2.98
Region October-December January-December Oct-Dec Jan-Dec ’s output of 2.27 million mt (Table 1).
2011 2012 2011 2012 2012/2011 2012/2011
thousand mt or 2.97 percent was recorded by
PHILIPPINES 2,274,349 2,206,590 9,165,046 9,225,998 (2.98) 0.67 1.10 million mt.
CAR 5,564 5,669 25,083 25,100 1.89 0.07
Ilocos Region (I) 11,914 12,594 40,785 42,560 5.71 4.35 thousand mt or a 3.41
Cagayan Valley (II) 24,451 40,043 269,193 308,469 63.77 14.59 thousand mt the previous
Central Luzon (III) 14,732 14,784 57,420 57,584 0.35 0.29
CALABARZON (IV-A) 17,745 18,125 113,588 116,469 2.14 2.54
MIMAROPA (IV-B) 71,298 43,574 223,794 199,268 (38.89) (10.96)
the country’s banana production
Bicol Region (V) 20,330 21,158 78,942 81,414 4.07 3.13
Western Visayas (VI) 108,563 112,171 344,588 353,138 3.32 2.48
Central Visayas (VII) 49,500 48,638 199,545 202,512 (1.74) 1.49
Eastern Visayas (VIII) 71,779 73,428 277,173 280,439 2.30 1.18 was attributed to the effects of:
Zamboanga Peninsula (IX) 78,575 83,260 238,309 240,487 5.96 0.91
Northern Mindanao (X) 443,815 429,257 1,725,775 1,718,787 (3.28) (0.40)
as;
Davao Region (XI) 915,004 841,524 3,854,845 3,785,422 (8.03) (1.80)
SOCCSKSARGEN (XII) 279,302 293,218 1,094,956 1,155,348 4.98 5.52
ARMM 112,104 112,666 416,910 440,198 0.50 5.59
Caraga 49,674 56,483 204,140 218,805 13.71 7.18
s, the average share of this quarter in the annual
41 percent.

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 Figure 1. Banana production by region, Philippines, October-December 2012 Table 4. Calamansi: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines,
October-December and January-December, 2011-2012

Production (mt) % Change

Region October-December January-December Oct-Dec Jan-Dec
2011 2012 2011 2012 2012/2011 2012/2011

PHILIPPINES 42,381 41,625 182,550 178,507 (1.79) (2.21)

CAR 122 123 419 420 0.85 0.35
Ilocos Region (I) 853 891 3,340 3,370 4.48 0.93
Cagayan Valley (II) 2,446 2,472 6,992 6,896 1.06 (1.37)
Central Luzon (III) 2,907 3,014 10,225 10,366 3.70 1.38
CALABARZON (IV-A) 4,706 4,608 15,112 14,382 (2.09) (4.83)
MIMAROPA (IV-B) 17,678 17,445 105,409 102,628 (1.32) (2.64)
Bicol Region (V) 673 662 2,238 2,176 (1.74) (2.74)
Western Visayas (VI) 2,317 2,235 5,568 5,340 (3.56) (4.09)
Central Visayas (VII) 189 191 1,106 1,117 1.13 0.93
Eastern Visayas (VIII) 752 746 2,479 2,510 (0.80) 1.25
Zamboanga Peninsula (IX) 1,344 1,255 6,168 6,341 (6.64) 2.80
Northern Mindanao (X) 363 367 1,286 1,314 1.22 2.17
Davao Region (XI) 2,464 2,275 9,290 8,838 (7.67) (4.86)
SOCCSKSARGEN (XII) 2,032 2,156 6,885 7,120 6.08 3.41
ARMM 488 534 1,227 1,379 9.37 12.37
Caraga 3,047 2,652 4,808 4,310 (12.98) (10.35)

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 Table 6. Pineapple: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines,
October-December and January-December, 2011-2012

Production (mt) % Change

Region October-December January-December Oct-Dec Jan-Dec
2011 2012 2011 2012 2012/2011 2012/2011

PHILIPPINES 564,155 627,238 2,246,806 2,397,628 11.18 6.71

CAR 8 9 687 712 7.59 3.53
Ilocos Region (I) 58 58 197 200 (0.36) 1.55
Cagayan Valley (II) 180 156 26,703 28,225 (13.09) 5.70
Central Luzon (III) - - 1,439 1,463 - 1.71
CALABARZON (IV-A) 14,195 13,253 86,178 86,389 (6.63) 0.24
MIMAROPA (IV-B) 35 39 295 326 11.88 10.50
Bicol Region (V) 15,773 15,902 116,123 121,735 0.81 4.83
Western Visayas (VI) 3,778 3,896 16,263 16,308 3.12 0.28
Central Visayas (VII) 665 623 4,626 4,617 (6.30) (0.21)
Eastern Visayas (VIII) 373 350 7,377 7,457 (6.31) 1.07
Zamboanga Peninsula (IX) 459 346 1,864 1,710 (24.68) (8.24)
Northern Mindanao (X) 319,483 379,372 1,159,698 1,294,584 18.75 11.63
Davao Region (XI) 4,207 4,259 25,306 28,162 1.24 11.28
SOCCSKSARGEN (XII) 204,232 208,285 794,841 800,055 1.98 0.66
ARMM 358 365 1,072 1,039 1.86 (3.15)
Caraga 351 326 4,136 4,648 (7.07) 12.38

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 Table 5. Mango: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines,
October-December and January-December, 2011- 2012

EXPLANATORY NOTES
Production (mt) % Change
Region October-December January-December Oct-Dec Jan-Dec
2011 2012 2011 2012 2012/2011 2012/2011
rly Bulletin provides updates on production, area and
PHILIPPINES 34,339 35,135 788,074 767,851 2.32 (2.57) f four (4) major fruits, namely, banana, mango, pineapple
CAR - - 3,709 3,318 - (10.55)
Ilocos Region (I) 3,037 2,866 276,661 265,163 (5.64) (4.16)
Cagayan Valley (II) - - 46,439 34,745 - (25.18)
Central Luzon (III) 21 192 64,053 59,472 830.04 (7.15)
CALABARZON (IV-A) - - 58,628 55,215 - (5.82) 2 issue of the Bulletin contains the preliminary estimates of
MIMAROPA (IV-B) 132 126 9,582 9,778 (4.03) 2.04 -December and January-December 2012 and area planted
Bicol Region (V) 217 241 1,398 1,474 10.87 5.39 ring trees in July-December 2012 and January-December 2012.
Western Visayas (VI) 504 534 45,344 45,868 6.01 1.16 -annual basis. The
Central Visayas (VII) 3,385 3,519 65,001 67,655 3.96 4.08 duction Survey (CrPS) of the BAS.
Eastern Visayas (VIII) 194 195 885 883 0.34 (0.23)
Zamboanga Peninsula (IX) 12,527 12,620 78,411 80,866 0.74 3.13
Northern Mindanao (X) 4,768 4,655 35,521 38,169 (2.37) 7.46
Davao Region (XI) 2,709 2,523 29,730 31,803 (6.89) 6.97
SOCCSKSARGEN (XII) 1,605 1,615 52,330 53,405 0.61 2.05
ARMM 3,385 3,746 8,226 7,431 10.67 (9.66)
Caraga 1,854 2,303 12,156 12,607 24.19 3.70

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