Maize in the Philippines: production systems, constraints, and research priorities

This is one of a series of country studies on maize production systems in Asia. It is part of a project designed to promote sustainable intensification of maize production systems while ensuring equitable income growth and improved food security for poor households that depend on maize. Maize is the second most important food crop (after rice) in the Philippines, and the major source of income for one-third of farmers (1.8 million). It is also the primary source of feed for the Filipino poultry and livestock industry, and is being increasingly used in the manufacturing sector. Rapid economic growth and urbanization are expected to create an even higher demand for maize in the Philippines. The challenge is to provide more maize for an expanding market, while preserving the natural resource base and the environment. Effective policy design and implementation must be based on comprehensive, accurate data on the current state of maize-based farming systems. The goal of this study was to clarify the probable response of the social and biophysical environments of the Philippines to future growth in demand for maize by determining the constraints to productivity growth and the potential environmental consequences, by collecting information on the available options for promoting sustainable growth.

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Main Authors: Gerpacio, R.V., Labios, J.D., Labios, R.V., Diangkinay, E.I.
Format: Book biblioteca
Language:English
Published: CIMMYT 2004
Subjects:AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES AND BIOTECHNOLOGY, SEED PRODUCTION, MAIZE, RICE, FOOD CROPS, FOOD SECURITY, FARMING SYSTEMS, RURAL AREAS, STORAGE, FARMERS, POVERTY, LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT, YIELD INCREASES, ECONOMIC GROWTH, ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS, AGRICULTURAL POLICIES, INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS, PROJECT MANAGEMENT,
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spelling dig-cimmyt-10883-7842021-07-15T17:02:34Z Maize in the Philippines: production systems, constraints, and research priorities Gerpacio, R.V. Labios, J.D. Labios, R.V. Diangkinay, E.I. AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES AND BIOTECHNOLOGY SEED PRODUCTION MAIZE RICE FOOD CROPS FOOD SECURITY FARMING SYSTEMS RURAL AREAS STORAGE FARMERS POVERTY LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT YIELD INCREASES ECONOMIC GROWTH ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS AGRICULTURAL POLICIES INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS PROJECT MANAGEMENT SEED PRODUCTION MAIZE RICE FOOD CROPS FOOD SECURITY FARMING SYSTEMS RURAL AREAS STORAGE FARMERS POVERTY LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT YIELD INCREASES ECONOMIC GROWTH ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS AGRICULTURAL POLICIES INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS PROJECT MANAGEMENT This is one of a series of country studies on maize production systems in Asia. It is part of a project designed to promote sustainable intensification of maize production systems while ensuring equitable income growth and improved food security for poor households that depend on maize. Maize is the second most important food crop (after rice) in the Philippines, and the major source of income for one-third of farmers (1.8 million). It is also the primary source of feed for the Filipino poultry and livestock industry, and is being increasingly used in the manufacturing sector. Rapid economic growth and urbanization are expected to create an even higher demand for maize in the Philippines. The challenge is to provide more maize for an expanding market, while preserving the natural resource base and the environment. Effective policy design and implementation must be based on comprehensive, accurate data on the current state of maize-based farming systems. The goal of this study was to clarify the probable response of the social and biophysical environments of the Philippines to future growth in demand for maize by determining the constraints to productivity growth and the potential environmental consequences, by collecting information on the available options for promoting sustainable growth. vi, 38 pages 2012-01-06T04:37:15Z 2012-01-06T04:37:15Z 2004 Book 970-648-123-0 http://hdl.handle.net/10883/784 English CIMMYT manages Intellectual Assets as International Public Goods. The user is free to download, print, store and share this work. In case you want to translate or create any other derivative work and share or distribute such translation/derivative work, please contact CIMMYT-Knowledge-Center@cgiar.org indicating the work you want to use and the kind of use you intend; CIMMYT will contact you with the suitable license for that purpose. Open Access PDF Philippines Philippines Mexico CIMMYT
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topic AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES AND BIOTECHNOLOGY
SEED PRODUCTION
MAIZE
RICE
FOOD CROPS
FOOD SECURITY
FARMING SYSTEMS
RURAL AREAS
STORAGE
FARMERS
POVERTY
LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT
YIELD INCREASES
ECONOMIC GROWTH
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
AGRICULTURAL POLICIES
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
SEED PRODUCTION
MAIZE
RICE
FOOD CROPS
FOOD SECURITY
FARMING SYSTEMS
RURAL AREAS
STORAGE
FARMERS
POVERTY
LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT
YIELD INCREASES
ECONOMIC GROWTH
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
AGRICULTURAL POLICIES
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES AND BIOTECHNOLOGY
SEED PRODUCTION
MAIZE
RICE
FOOD CROPS
FOOD SECURITY
FARMING SYSTEMS
RURAL AREAS
STORAGE
FARMERS
POVERTY
LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT
YIELD INCREASES
ECONOMIC GROWTH
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
AGRICULTURAL POLICIES
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
SEED PRODUCTION
MAIZE
RICE
FOOD CROPS
FOOD SECURITY
FARMING SYSTEMS
RURAL AREAS
STORAGE
FARMERS
POVERTY
LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT
YIELD INCREASES
ECONOMIC GROWTH
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
AGRICULTURAL POLICIES
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
spellingShingle AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES AND BIOTECHNOLOGY
SEED PRODUCTION
MAIZE
RICE
FOOD CROPS
FOOD SECURITY
FARMING SYSTEMS
RURAL AREAS
STORAGE
FARMERS
POVERTY
LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT
YIELD INCREASES
ECONOMIC GROWTH
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
AGRICULTURAL POLICIES
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
SEED PRODUCTION
MAIZE
RICE
FOOD CROPS
FOOD SECURITY
FARMING SYSTEMS
RURAL AREAS
STORAGE
FARMERS
POVERTY
LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT
YIELD INCREASES
ECONOMIC GROWTH
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
AGRICULTURAL POLICIES
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES AND BIOTECHNOLOGY
SEED PRODUCTION
MAIZE
RICE
FOOD CROPS
FOOD SECURITY
FARMING SYSTEMS
RURAL AREAS
STORAGE
FARMERS
POVERTY
LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT
YIELD INCREASES
ECONOMIC GROWTH
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
AGRICULTURAL POLICIES
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
SEED PRODUCTION
MAIZE
RICE
FOOD CROPS
FOOD SECURITY
FARMING SYSTEMS
RURAL AREAS
STORAGE
FARMERS
POVERTY
LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT
YIELD INCREASES
ECONOMIC GROWTH
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
AGRICULTURAL POLICIES
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Gerpacio, R.V.
Labios, J.D.
Labios, R.V.
Diangkinay, E.I.
Maize in the Philippines: production systems, constraints, and research priorities
description This is one of a series of country studies on maize production systems in Asia. It is part of a project designed to promote sustainable intensification of maize production systems while ensuring equitable income growth and improved food security for poor households that depend on maize. Maize is the second most important food crop (after rice) in the Philippines, and the major source of income for one-third of farmers (1.8 million). It is also the primary source of feed for the Filipino poultry and livestock industry, and is being increasingly used in the manufacturing sector. Rapid economic growth and urbanization are expected to create an even higher demand for maize in the Philippines. The challenge is to provide more maize for an expanding market, while preserving the natural resource base and the environment. Effective policy design and implementation must be based on comprehensive, accurate data on the current state of maize-based farming systems. The goal of this study was to clarify the probable response of the social and biophysical environments of the Philippines to future growth in demand for maize by determining the constraints to productivity growth and the potential environmental consequences, by collecting information on the available options for promoting sustainable growth.
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topic_facet AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES AND BIOTECHNOLOGY
SEED PRODUCTION
MAIZE
RICE
FOOD CROPS
FOOD SECURITY
FARMING SYSTEMS
RURAL AREAS
STORAGE
FARMERS
POVERTY
LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT
YIELD INCREASES
ECONOMIC GROWTH
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
AGRICULTURAL POLICIES
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
SEED PRODUCTION
MAIZE
RICE
FOOD CROPS
FOOD SECURITY
FARMING SYSTEMS
RURAL AREAS
STORAGE
FARMERS
POVERTY
LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT
YIELD INCREASES
ECONOMIC GROWTH
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
AGRICULTURAL POLICIES
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
author Gerpacio, R.V.
Labios, J.D.
Labios, R.V.
Diangkinay, E.I.
author_facet Gerpacio, R.V.
Labios, J.D.
Labios, R.V.
Diangkinay, E.I.
author_sort Gerpacio, R.V.
title Maize in the Philippines: production systems, constraints, and research priorities
title_short Maize in the Philippines: production systems, constraints, and research priorities
title_full Maize in the Philippines: production systems, constraints, and research priorities
title_fullStr Maize in the Philippines: production systems, constraints, and research priorities
title_full_unstemmed Maize in the Philippines: production systems, constraints, and research priorities
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