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Sandra, Bataller
Medrano, Lyca S.
Point2
In 2019 Rodrigo Duterte signed Republic Act No. 11203 on the rice
Tarrification law, way of imported rice to reach the Philippines. Then Republic
Act No. 8178 or the agricultural Tariffication act 1996 instead of limiting rice
imports, private importers will have to pay 35 percent. Republic Act No. 11598
or cash assistance to filipino farmers Act provided tariffs excess of P10 billion
in a year. Cash transfer hit by Tariffication law.
Domestic production 20million tons of rice harvested by PH farmers in
2021,and tons of imported rice added to local supply in january 2022 is
262,000.However FFF says that one of three palay farmers will not get any
cash because republic act No. 11598 signed last year, “ only applies to
farmers tilling two hectares or less. But Vidal said reviewed again saying that
P10 billion excess could be given to (NFA) to purchase palay from local
government.
Point 3
Vidal said farmers have no choice but to sell their harvest even the price
is low, a P3 rise would help a lot. Saying that now their income per hectare
for four months is P20,000.The statement that the level of rice weighing
benefits losses was too high its tariff collected by the government from rice
imports in 2021 are 19 Billion while the estimated loose of farmers every year
is 60 Billion. Average of palay prices on October to December 2021 there are
P 16.65 July to September 2021, there are P16.44 while on October to
December 2020 is P18.39. Herminio Agsaluna told INQUIRER.net that the
distribution of farm need like seeds and fertilizer should take place way
before the time farmers needed them. This he said that the reason of DA
should be led by “real farmers” so that interventions would really help farmers.
III.
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