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Vegetable Growers Organization of the

Philippines

692 San Andres St., Bureau of Plant Industry
Compound, Malate, Manila 1004 Philippines
Tel. Nos. (632) 85254004Email
Add:psiasecretariat.2008@gmail.com
• Established in 1976
• A non stock, non profit
organization of public and
private companies involved in
the development, production
& distribution of quality
vegetables and cereal seeds to
the Filipino farmers

Operations of the Organization

• Seed caravans to promote high quality seed (field demos, harvest festivals
and seminars on technology updates on vegetable production)
• Seedmen Update Course to enhance knowledge and skills of members.
• Publication of seed catalogue
• Participation in regional and international conferences.
• Advocacy on promoting increased vegetable consumption.
• Plantacion de Sikwate
Add: A.C. Cortes Ave, Cebu City,
is a Non-stock, Non- Philippines, 6014
profit organization. An CP. Nos. 09175073704
association initiated by plantaciondesikwate@gmail.com
email
the Brother of Sacred
Heart of Davao City last
June 2014.
• Its objectives is to
teach cacao farmers
that believe and
support the natural
way of farming to
produce chocolate that
is healthy for
consumers.
 MASIPAG National
Secretariat
2611 Carbern Ville, Los Banos,
Laguna
Philippines 4030
Telefax: (+63-49) 536-5549
Email: info@masipag.org
Contact Person: Mr. Cris Panerio,
National Coordinator

Mission
To improve the quality of
life of resource-poor
farmers.
MASIPAG is a farmer-led
network of people’s
organizations, NGOs and
scientists working towards
the sustainable use and
management of biodiversity
through farmers’ control of
genetic and biological
resources, agricultural
production and associated
knowledge.
MASIPAG by the numbers
As of 2016, MASIPAG has
512 member peoples’s
organizations
41 NGO partners; 20 church-
based development organizations
15 scientist-partners
around 30,000 farmers reached in
63 provinces
3 farmers using MASIPAG seeds,
for every farmer-member-
 Organized by thirty-three (33) founding
cooperators composed of family farmers, their
families and farm personnel.
 Empowering small scale women and men
farmers in Asia
  Consolidate the voices, the produce, and the
material and non-material wealth (such as
knowledge) of their members, (2) promote
democratic, just, inclusive, and participatory
processes and systems, and (3) promote self-
reliance and a collective shaping of their
members/communities’ destinies.
Address
Km. 108 Barangay Castillo, Padre Garcia, Batangas
@PamilyangFilipinoFarmersAgriculturalCooperative  · E
-commerce website
Mission
Just, free, peaceful, healthy, economically viable,
sustainable and resilient family farming communities
in As
 L29, Joy Nostalg Centre,
17 ADB Avenue,
Ortigas Center, Pasig City, 1600,
Philippines
secretariat@ppsa-ph.org
Our Vision
The Enabler of multi-
stakeholder partnerships for
sustainable and inclusive
food systems that empower
and transform smallholder
farmers and fishers to be
self-reliant and resilient.
Our Mission
We harness the collective
strength of agricultural
value chain
players towards
transforming food systems
to become climate positive
and inclusive through
market-driven solutions.
The Philippines Partnership for
Sustainable Agriculture (PPSA) was
formally launched in 2015 by Grow
Asia and the Department of Agriculture
in partnership with local and global
companies. 
PPSA brings together companies,
government agencies, civil society
organizations, farmer groups and
financial institutions to link smallholder
farmers to the market with the shared
goal of improving farmers’ profitability
and productivity while increasing the
environmental sustainability of their
farms.
Location:
61-A Chico Street, Quirino 2-A, Empowering small scale Women and
Quezon City, Philippines 1102 Men Farmers in Asia
Telephone:
(632) 8641 2067 An Asian alliance of national farmers
(632) 7148 3052 organizations composed of small-scale
E-mail: women and men family farmers, fishers,
afa@asianfarmers.org indigenous peoples, forest users,
Website: herders, and pastoralists.
www.asianfarmers.org
 Kapeyapaan Farmers
Association in Bansalan, Davao
del Sur

• Transportation of the farm

produce, the coffee cherries
from farm to market thru a
specific time and drop off
point.

Our vision is to build resilient communities through sustainable Agri-based

enterprise and cooperative effort. 
Binanuahan Farmers’ Association is a group
established in October 2019 and started to
produce vegetables in December 2019.

This group cultivates their vegetables at a

communal farm measuring 9,900 square
meters. They are engaged selling fresh
vegetables such as pechay, okra, talong,
kamatis, and radish, and processing of
vegetable products such as
pickled ampalaya, vegetable empanada, and
garlic polvoron .
 Longabela's Kalikasan Farm
P-7 Daraga, Albay
09398645898

"LKF (Longabela's Kalikasan Farm) is an integrated farm

practicing good agricultural practices and promoting organic
agriculture. Aside from planting and producing assorted
vegetables, fruits, root crops and raising livestock, the farm is
also engaged in various activities in facilitating seminars,
meetings, hosting/accepting farm visitors coming from other
regions. Also, serves as a Demo-farm to farmer's cooperatives
and other programs of the department of agriculture."
Tagbacan Coconut Farmers
Organization (TCFO) of Brgy.
Tagbacan, Salcedo, Eastern Samar
is a micro-farm led by President
Raymundo Awa-ao Jr. with 164
male and 168 female farmer-
beneficiaries. 

 Their main economic activity

focused on “copra” processing.
 In 2015 started roasted coffee
production provided by the PCA