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Major Vegetables and Root Crops Quarterly Bulletin July-September 2022
Major Vegetables and Root Crops Quarterly Bulletin July-September 2022
HIS EXCELLENCY
PRESIDENT FERDINAND ROMUALDEZ MARCOS, JR.
ISSN 2094-618x
The Major Vegetables and Root Crops Quarterly Bulletin provides updates on
production of major vegetables and root crops, namely: mung bean/mongo, potato,
cabbage, eggplant, tomato, ampalaya fruit, onion, sweet potato, and cassava.
These crops are highlighted in the report on the Value of Production in Philippine
Agriculture and Fisheries that the PSA releases quarterly.
This 2022 Third Quarter issue of the Bulletin presents the final estimates of
production from April to June 2022 and the preliminary estimates from
July to September 2022. It also contains the final estimates of area
planted/harvested for the period January to June 2022. The data in the report are
the results of the Crops Production Survey (CrPS) which is conducted quarterly by
the PSA.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Foreword ii
Background viii
Highlights
Mung bean/Mongo 2
Potato 4
Cabbage 6
Eggplant 8
Tomato 10
Ampalaya Fruit 12
Onion 14
Sweet Potato 16
Cassava 18
LIST OF TABLES
Table Title Page
No. No.
p – Preliminary Estimate
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6 Volume of Production for Tomato by Region 27
April – June: 2021 – 2022 and
July – September: 2021 – 2022p
7 Volume of Production for Ampalaya Fruit by Region 28
April – June: 2021 – 2022 and
July – September: 2021 – 2022p
8 Volume of Production for Onion by Region 29
April – June: 2021 – 2022 and
July – September: 2021 – 2022p
9 Volume of Production for Sweet Potato by Region 30
April – June: 2021 – 2022 and
July – September: 2021 – 2022p
10 Volume of Production for Cassava by Region 31
April – June: 2021 – 2022 and
July – September: 2021 – 2022p
11 Vegetables and Root Crops: Area Planted/Harvested 32
Philippines, January-June: 2021-2022
p
– Preliminary Estimate
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LIST OF FIGURES
Figure Title Page
No. No.
p – Preliminary Estimate
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15 Distribution of Onion Production by Region 14
July – September: 2022p
16 Sweet Potato Production by Region 15
July – September: 2022p
17 Distribution of Sweet Potato Production by Region 16
July – September: 2022p
18 Cassava Production by Region 17
July – September: 2022p
19 Distribution of Cassava Production by Region 18
July – September: 2022p
p – Preliminary Estimate
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BACKGROUND1
The Crops Production Survey (CrPS) is the source of production data of all crops,
except palay and corn. Around 280 crops are covered in this survey. For this bulletin,
information on nine major vegetables and root crops, namely, ampalaya fruit,
cabbage, cassava, eggplant, mung bean/mongo, onion, potato, sweet potato, and
tomato are reported.
Estimates of production and area planted/harvested are generated from the CrPS,
which is conducted quarterly. The CrPS covers all regions, except the National
Capital Region (NCR).
Sampling Methodology
The selection of sample farms in the province is done by categorizing small and
large farms. For large farms, a maximum of five farms are chosen for the whole
province. For small farms, the top five producing cities/municipalities of a certain
crop are chosen from each province. From each of these cities/municipalities, five
sample farmer-producers are selected as respondents. In this two-stage design,
city/municipality serves as the primary sampling unit, while farmer-producer is the
secondary sampling unit.
Data Collection
For CrPS, data collection is conducted quarterly during the last 10 days of the middle
month of the quarter, that is, in February, May, August, and November. This survey
gathers data on production and area planted/harvested.
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Concepts and Definitions of Terms
Crop production refers to the quantity produced and harvested for a particular crop
during the reference period. It includes those measured but damaged, stolen, given
away, consumed, given as harvesters’ share, and reserved. Excluded are those
produced but not harvested for whatever reason/s.
Area planted refers to the actual physical area planted measured in hectares.
This generally applies to area reported for permanent crops and multi-harvest
temporary crops.
Area harvested refers to the actual area from which harvests are realized
expressed in hectares. This excludes crop area which was totally damaged. It may
be smaller than the area planted. In crops statistics, this applies to mono-harvest
temporary crops.
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Figure 1. Mung bean/Mongo Production by Region, July – September: 2022p
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, July to September 2022 Crops Production Survey (CrPS)
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HIGHLIGHTS
Mung Bean/Mongo
Cagayan Valley, the major producer of mung bean/mongo for this quarter with
0.57 thousand metric tons, shared 41.5 percent to the country’s total production.
Davao Region followed with 12.3 percent share. (Figure 2 and Table 2)
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, July to September 2022 Crops Production Survey (CrPS)
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Figure 3. Potato Production by Region, July – September: 2022p
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, July to September 2022 Crops Production Survey (CrPS)
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Potato
Production of potato in the third quarter of 2022 was recorded at 14.29 thousand
metric tons. This was -1.0 percent lower than the 14.43 thousand metric tons output
in the same quarter of 2021. (Table 1)
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, July to September 2022 Crops Production Survey (CrPS)
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Figure 5. Cabbage Production by Region, July – September: 2022p
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, July to September 2022 Crops Production Survey (CrPS)
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Cabbage
Cabbage production for the third quarter of 2022 increased to 12.48 thousand metric
tons or by 1.2 percent, from 12.34 thousand metric tons output in the same quarter
of 2021. (Table 1)
CAR recorded the highest production with 7.14 thousand metric tons, sharing
57.2 percent to the total cabbage production this quarter. This was followed by
Central Visayas with 14.0 percent share and Northern Mindanao with 13.0 percent
share. (Figure 6 and Table 4)
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, July to September 2022 Crops Production Survey (CrPS)
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Figure 7. Eggplant Production by Region, July – September: 2022p
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, July to September 2022 Crops Production Survey (CrPS)
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Eggplant
CALABARZON, the leading producer of eggplant this quarter with 11.09 thousand
metric tons, shared 28.7 percent to the country’s total eggplant production. Cagayan
Valley and Western Visayas followed with 12.4 percent and 9.0 percent shares,
respectively. (Figure 8 and Table 5)
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, July to September 2022 Crops Production Survey (CrPS)
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Figure 9. Tomato Production by Region, July – September: 2022p
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, July to September 2022 Crops Production Survey (CrPS)
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Tomato
From July to September 2022, production of tomato at 29.65 thousand metric tons
was 6.1 percent higher than the 27.96 thousand metric tons output in the same
period of last year. (Table 1)
Northern Mindanao registered the largest production with 22.58 thousand metric
tons, sharing 76.2 percent to the total tomato production this quarter. This was
followed by SOCCSKSARGEN with 6.1 percent share and Cagayan Valley with
3.4 percent share. (Figure 10 and Table 6)
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, July to September 2022 Crops Production Survey (CrPS)
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Figure 11. Ampalaya Fruit Production by Region, July – September: 2022p
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, July to September 2022 Crops Production Survey (CrPS)
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Ampalaya Fruit
Ampalaya fruit production during the third quarter of 2022 was registered at
20.13 thousand metric tons. This was 2.7 percent higher than the 19.60 thousand
metric tons output in the same period of 2021. (Table 1)
CALABARZON registered the highest production with 7.37 thousand metric tons,
sharing 36.6 percent to the total ampalaya fruit production this quarter.
This was followed by Central Luzon with 13.2 percent share and Central Visayas
with 8.9 percent share. (Figure 12 and Table 7)
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, July to September 2022 Crops Production Survey (CrPS)
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Figure 13. Onion Production by Region, July – September: 2022p
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, July to September 2022 Crops Production Survey (CrPS)
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Onion
Production of onion in the third quarter of 2022 was recorded at 23.30 metric tons.
This was 1.7 percent higher than the 22.92 metric tons output in the same quarter
of 2021. (Table 1)
Native onion was the most produced type, which contributed 56.9 percent to the
total onion production during the period. (Figure 14 and Table 1)
Cagayan Valley, the major producer of onion for this quarter with 11.80 metric tons,
shared 50.6 percent to the country’s total production. The other major producing
region was Ilocos Region with 35.6 percent share. (Figure 15 and Table 8)
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, July to September 2022 Crops Production Survey (CrPS)
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Figure 16. Sweet Potato Production by Region, July – September: 2022p
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, July to September 2022 Crops Production Survey (CrPS)
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Sweet Potato
Eastern Visayas, the leading producer of sweet potato this quarter with
48.57 thousand metric tons, shared 35.0 percent to the total sweet potato
production. This was followed by Bicol Region with 10.2 percent share and Caraga
with 10.0 percent share. (Figure 17 and Table 9)
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, July to September 2022 Crops Production Survey (CrPS)
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Figure 18. Cassava Production by Region, July – September: 2022p
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, July to September 2022 Crops Production Survey (CrPS)
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Cassava
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, July to September 2022 Crops Production Survey (CrPS)
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STATISTICAL TABLES
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Table 1. Volume of Production for Selected Vegetables and Root Crops, Philippines
April – June: 2021 – 2022 and July – September: 2021 – 2022p
Notes: p – Preliminary
Percent share of varieties to the total crop production
NA - Not Applicable
Details may not add up to total due to rounding
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Crops Production Survey (CrPS)
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Table 2. Volume of Production for Mung bean/Mongo by Region
April – June: 2021 – 2022 and July – September: 2021 – 2022p
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Table 3. Volume of Production for Potato by Region
April–June: 2021-2022 and July–September: 2021-2022ᵖ
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Table 4. Volume of Production for Cabbage by Region
April – June: 2021 – 2022 and July – September: 2021 – 2022p
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Table 5. Volume of Production for Eggplant by Region
April – June: 2021 – 2022 and July – September: 2021 – 2022p
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Table 6. Volume of Production for Tomato by Region
April – June: 2021 – 2022 and July – September: 2021 – 2022p
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Table 7. Volume of Production for Ampalaya Fruit by Region
April – June: 2021 – 2022 and July – September: 2021 – 2022ᵖ
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Table 8. Volume of Production for Onion by Region
April – June: 2021 – 2022 and July – September: 2021 – 2022p
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Table 9. Volume of Production for Sweet Potato by Region
April – June: 2021 – 2022 and July – September: 2021 – 2022p
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Table 10. Volume of Production for Cassava by Region
April – June: 2021 – 2022 and July – September: 2021 – 2022p
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Table 11. Vegetables and Root Crops: Area Planted/Harvested
Philippines, January – June: 2021–2022
January–June
Crop Year-on-Year
2021 2022
Change (%)
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MAJOR VEGETABLES AND ROOT CROPS QUARTERLY BULLETIN
SORAYA C. DE GUZMAN
(Chief Statistical Specialist)
Officer-in-Charge, Assistant National Statistician
Economic Sector Statistics Service
RACHEL C. LACSA
Chief Statistical Specialist
IMELDA P. ORNOS
Senior Statistical Specialist
EMJAY M. LACSON
Statistical Analyst
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