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HIGHLIGHTS OF ACCOMPLISHMENT 2013

NATIONAL DAIRY AUTHORITY

1. PERFORMANCE OF PHILIPPINE DAIRY PRODUCTION. Based on the report of the

Bureau of Agricultural Statistics (BAS), dairy led an increase in both volume and value of

production among the livestock sector, at 5.47% and 5.75% respectively.

Performance of Philippine Agriculture – 2013

Source: Bureau of Agricultural Statistics (BAS) as gathered and processed by NDA-PMSD1/27/14

Dairy production of 19.46 thousand MT-level was up by 5.47% and grossed around P592.17

million at current prices. The continued increases in the number of dairy animals on the milk

line particularly from cattle resulted in higher dairy production in the country.

Carabao Cattle Hog Goat Dairy

Growth Rate '12-'13 -0.88 1.76 1.95 -0.32 5.47

-5.00

0.00

5.00

10.00

Volume of Production(Percent Change)

Carabao Cattle Hog Goat Dairy

Growth Rate '12-'13 1.77 4.40 9.98 4.31 5.75

0.00

5.00

10.00

15.00

Value of Production(Percent Change)

Daily milk production increased from 50.55 tons/day in 2012 to 53.32 tons/day in 2013.

Livestock Sector

Volume- ‘000 MT Value – million Pesos

2012 2013 %

Change 2012 2013

% Change

Carabao 142.73 141.48 -0.88% 10,013.94 10,190.80 1.77% Cattle 253.98 258.46 1.76% 21,547.66 22,496.36 4.40% Hog 1,973.62 2,012.17 1.95% 174,507.48 191,920.77 9.98% Goat 75.66 75.42 -0.32% 7,689.33 8,020.92 4.31%

Dairy 18.45 19.46 5.47% 559.96 592.17 5.75%

Production 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

2013

Annual (MLiters) 13.81 14.41 15.86 16.45 18.45 19.46

Daily (Tons) 37.84 39.48 43.45 45.07 50.55 53.32

% Change 3% 4% 10% 4% 12% 5%



2. PERFORMANCE OF NDA-ASSISTED DAIRY AREAS.

NDA SCORECARD

Indicators 2012 2013 %

Change

Milk production (Million liters)

13,501.91 14,421.58 7%

Milk production/day (Tons)

36.89 39.51 7%

Total Number of dairy animals

28,014 31,248 12%

Number of milking animals

6,862 7,861 15%

3. IMPLEMENTATION OF THE BUY-BACK PROGRAM.

Part of the Dairy Herd Build-Up Program of NDA includes the crossbreeding and

upgrading program to produce local dairy animals. To support the program, the buy-

back scheme was introduced wherein the offsprings produced are collected and

procured by NDA and re-distributed. To date, a total of 1,011 heads worth P14.5 M were

already procured under the Buy-back program.

4. INCLUSION OF MILK FEEDING PROGRAM IN THE NATIONAL PRIORITY PLAN 2013.

NDA successfully defended the inclusion

of the Milk Feeding Program (MFP)

under the 2013 National Priority Plan.

Last 28January2013, the National

Economic Development Authority

(NEDA) certified the MFP as a Priority

Project for inclusion in the National

Priority Plan of the Government for the

year 2013.

Corollary to this is the Department of

Budget and Management’s (DBM)

inclusion of the milk feeding program in the menu of priority projects that may be

considered for implementation by members of the House of Representatives including

that of the Assisi Development Foundation’s (ADF) Hapag-Asa Integrated Nutrition

Program. In September, 2012, the NDA had been released the amount of PHP 167.4 M;

65.8 % of which have already been utilized in 29 out of the intended 65 congressional

districts. The program aims to feed undernourished children ages 2-5 years old from the

community and day care centers as well as kindergarten and grade 1 pupils from public

elementary schools.

The program has reached 117,766 children-beneficiaries nationwide utilizing the milk

sourced from about 14 local dairy suppliers. Each beneficiary receives a pack of 180ml-

200ml chocolate flavored milk processed and distributed to designated drop off points for

a maximum of 120 feeding days Monday to Friday.



5. PHILIPPINE-NEW ZEALAND DAIRY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT (PNZDP).

The Grant Funding Agreement (GFA) for the five (5) year PNZDP Project was signed last

22 August2013. The Project’s main goal is to assist in the development of a profitable,

equitable and sustainable local dairy industry. It shall benefit the dairy farmers in the

CALABARZON and Northern Mindanao Regions. The project has a total funding support

under the New Zealand Aid Programme’s ASEAN Regional Programme amounting to

NZ$4,530,930 exclusive of the additional NZ$ 777,100 which is allotted for the provision

of direct technical services.

Both the Governance Group and the Project Monitoring Office (PMO) of the project were

officially organized last October 2013. Likewise, the Chief Technical Adviser, Keith

Milligan, was deployed and conducted his first mission (22Oct-28Nov).

Eleven (12) focus farms were already selected in the covered dairy areas (6 farms in

Calabarzon and 6 farms in Northern Mindanao), listed as follows:

7. THE NDA-LAND BANK DAIRY FINANCING PROGRAM: “MILK PROGRAM” –

MASUSTANSYANG INUMIN PARA SA LIKAS NA KALUSUGAN.

The NDA and the LANDBANK have

finally agreed on the program

terms and conditions with the

signing of the MOA last

13December2013. The eligible

borrowers of the Program will be

dairy cooperatives, dairy farmers

and other local dairy industry

stakeholders, as certified by the NDA and qualified under the existing policies and

guidelines of the LANDBANK.

The LANDBANK shall lend using its own fund in accordance with modified credit

procedures and in consideration of the Program’s coverage under the DA’s Agricultural

Guarantee Fund Pool (AGFP).

CALABARZON 1. Jose E. Tapay 2. Adrian De La Roca 3. Danilo Magpantay 4. Amado Gutierrez 5. Stagira Farms 6. Precilo Ferrer

NORTHERN MINDANAO

1. Ramir Linohon 2. Wilfredo Perez 3. NMFDC 4. MOSCAT 5. Annabelle Jugador 6. Napoleon Lancin



8. ESTABLISHMENT OF NDA’S 2ND DAIRY MULTIPLIER FARM – NABC LOT 184.

NDA and BAI-NABC have agreed last June 2013 to set up the 2nd NDA Dairy Multiplier

Farm in the 83-hectare land at Lot 184. The survey plan for the proposed road network

was already completed and preparatory activities are on-going for the construction of

the road, pasture and building structures.

9. LAUNCHING OF THE MASSIVE CROSSBREEDING AND UPGRADING PROGRAM.

The National Dairy Authority launched the Massive Dairy Cattle Crossbreeding and

Upgrading Program last 19February2013. A technical forum was conducted on different

programs aimed at increasing the dairy population which includes the Calf Cash Support

Program, Buy Back Scheme, Calf Rearing Program, Male Calf Fattening Program and the

Breedable Heifers Rearing Program. The upgrading activities will be done in close

coordination with various dairy upgrading partners, namely: the backyard farmers, the

commercial raisers, the Regional Field Units (RFUs)/Local Government Units (LGUs) and

the partners under the Unified National Artificial Insemination Program (UNAIP). To date,

there are more than 5,000 local cattle that were inseminated with dairy semen

nationwide.

10. LAKBAY-ARAL FOR 100 POTENTIAL PARTNER

FAMILIES UNDER NDA-HEIFER DAIRY COOPERATION.

The Heifer Philippines Mindanao Regional Team, in

partnership with TOUCH Foundation and Propegemus

Foundation, and with full support from the National Dairy

Authority (NDA) Mindanao Office has successfully

facilitated three batches of “Lakbay Aral,” or educational

exposure trips, of 100 potential partner families in two

dairy zones in the Agusan del Norte and Agusan del Sur

regions. About 1,200 cows and 1,600 goats are earmarked

for this collaboration nationwide.

11. ISLAND-WIDE DMF/INVESTMENT FORA CONDUCTED.

These fora served as the venue for DMFs to share best practices. Discuss issues and

concerns and identify possible solutions.

AREA VENUE DATE FORUM TYPE

SOUTH LUZON Tanauan, Batangas June 13-14, 2013

DMF Forum Laguna November 5-6, 2013

MINDANAO

Cagayan de Oro April 10-12, 2013 DMF Forum

Bukidnon June 12-13, 2013

Butuan City Sept 18-19, 2013 Investment

Forum

VISAYAS Cebu Oct. 4, 2013

Investment Forum

Oct. 11, 2013 DMF Forum

NORTH LUZON Central Office October 24, 2013

DMF Forum Bulacan November 26-27, 2013



12. PROGRESS REPORT ON DAIRY MULTIPLIER FARMS (DMF). To date, there are 61 dairy

multiplier farms operating nationwide managing some 5,584 dairy animals which is more

than double the original animals they received. The continued creation of dairy multiplier

farms can be attributed to the PL-480 funded project “Multi-Year Dairy Animal

Procurement and Breeding Program to Upscale Heifer Production for the Local Dairy

Industry” that provided the foundation stock.

AREA #DMFs Beginning Stocks (#)

Current Stocks (#)

Herd Growth

(%)

Milk Prod (in M li.)

NORTH LUZON 11 566 869 54% 0.42

SOUTH LUZON 16 738 1,574 113% 1.55

VISAYAS 12 753 2,054 173% 1.23

MINDANAO 22 637 1,089 71% 0.90

TOTAL 61 2,694 5,584 107% 4.10

13. UPGRADING OF MILK PROCESSING PLANTS (DAIRY REHABILITATION PROJECT).

The new milk processing plant of the Sta. Maria Dairy Farmers Multi-Purpose Cooperative

(SMDFMPC) located in Pulong Buhangin, Sta. Maria, Bulacan was inaugurated last

5April2013 after reaching its full completion. The plant was jointly funded by the US

PL480 Milk Feed Plus Project and Dairy Rehabilitation Project.

Five (5) plants located mostly in South Luzon have been fully upgraded. Iloilo and Bohol MPPs are still undergoing renovations while the FEDDAFCI MPP is still under evaluation.

MILK PLANT %

Completion

1. Sta. Maria Milk Processing Plant 100%

2. Baguio Milk Processing Plant 100%

3. Sorsogon Milk Processing Plant 100%

4. Camarines Sur Milk Processing Plant

100%

5. Albay Milk Processing Plant 100%

6. Iloilo Milk Processing Plant 90%

7. Bohol Milk Processing Plant 50%

8. FEDDAFCI Milk Processing Plant Under

Evaluation



14. UBAY DAIRY FARM UPDATES.

The UDMF’s small water impounding project worth 400,000 and funded by the BSWM has been accomplished

Civil works construction of the Ubay milk processing plant, maternity barn, dressing/wash room, product development room, vermiculture shed and the power generator shelter is on-going.

Two shallow wells and the jacob’s well are now

working.

More paddock watering holes, hot water set and the water system from admin building to farm entrance have been installed.

15. CALF REARING COURSES CONDUCTED. The NDA-South Luzon conducted four (4)

sessions on calf-rearing last June in Batangas (4-5 June) with 14 farmer participants; two

(2) sessions in Camarines Sur (25-26 June) with 57 participants and in Sariaya, Quezon

(27 September) benefitting 70 dairy farmers and extension personnel.

16. COMPLETION AND TECHNICAL CLEARANCE OF TWO (2) MAJOR DAIRY PROJECT

CONCEPT NOTES.

a. MITHI Proposal: Concept Note on Strengthening and Enhancing the Information

Technology Component, Facilities and Information Systems Capability of the

National Dairy Authority. This ICT plan is aimed at directly supporting the decision

making functions of NDA policy makers, the executive management, field operators

and ISSP planners. Critical and support information systems will be developed and

deployed. DBM cleared this concept note last 3May2013 by assigning this project

under the Land Use Cluster.

b. PPP Proposal: Concept Note on Rural Dairy Industry

Development. This involves the feasibility of private-

public partnership to operate dairy breeding farm/centers

and milk processing plants in selected dairy areas in

Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao. The project passed the

technical evaluation of the DA-PPP Technical Committee

last 08July2013 and was endorsed favorably to NEDA PPP

Center by the DA-PPP Steering Committee last 12July 2013



17. KLIMADAPT PROJECTS.

Unpredictable weather conditions that affect animal nutrition redound to lower milk

production. This project aims to make feeds available to dairy animals at all times. It

promotes corn silage making or other similar projects that will create sources of quality

feeds for dairy animals and at the same time provide additional income to dairy farmers

as producers. Seven (7) KLIMADAPT Projects were approved and awarded in Mindanao:

COOPERATOR PROJECT COST

(‘000)

1. NDMFDC Biogas 50,992.00 2. CADAFCO Hydroponics 3. KMDC Vermiculture 39,230.84 4. Nonito J.

Bernardo Farm Corn Silage 77,472.00

5. Almario Bawiin

Farm Corn Silage 141,676.00

6. Elizu Maandig


7. Wilfredo Perez


TOTAL ASSISTANCE 575,205.84

18. NDA-HEIFER INTERNATIONAL DAIRY PROGRAM TIE-UP.

In Mindanao, the first batch of dairy animals numbering 52 heads (42 dams, 10 heifers)

were delivered last 19August2013 to new farmer owners in Tungao, Butuan City, Ilihan,

Sibagat, Guinabsan, Buenavista and Mabuhay, Bayugan

In the Visayas, 411 (395-does, 16-buck) dairy goats were distributed to 177 ready

families, organized under the Ormoc Dairy Goat Raisers Association (ODGRA), covering

19 brgys in Ormoc City, 17 Self Help Groups and 385 families.

In North Luzon, NDA and HPI tied-up with Community One Resources Development

(CORD) for the social preparation of prospective farmer beneficiaries and provision of

technical services. The project involves 200 farmer beneficiaries covering 5 villages in the

municipality of Quezon, Isabela including the Barangays of Alunan, Mangga, Santos,

Barocboc and San Juan.



19. PARTNERSHIPS INVOLVEMENT.

a. COCO-MILK BLEND PROJECT.

A new product called the” Philippine Evaporada,” a coco milk blend of 20% coco

skim and 80% cow’s milk that can be promoted commercially and possibly utilized for

milk feeding is being explored. This is in collaboration with Philippine Coconut

Authority and the private sector (Coco Village and Coco House). The 80:20 coco-milk

blend that has shown promising results in its shelf-life and nutrient analyses will be

piloted in an area with selected beneficiaries to determine acceptability and compare

nutritional impact with the regular fresh milk feeding. This pilot feeding project is

implemented by a group comprised of the NDA as the project leader, a DOH-medical

officer, private nutritionist, school teachers, the NDA will also provide personnel for

the coordination and quality assurance, products processing responsibilities. The initial feeding trial started on 12November

2013. It was carried out for 60 feeding days,

involving 100 grade one pupils from the Cebu

City Central School. The pupils were divided

into 2 groups, one group with 50 pupils

receiving the regular 200 ml fresh milk daily

while the other 50 children receiving 200 ml of

the 80:20 coco-milk blend five days a week. The

beneficiaries were chosen randomly without

consideration of their nutritional status.

Pre and post MFP protocols like deworming, pre-weighing and orientation prior

feeding were done. A post weighing and project evaluation will be done by the group

as soon as the feeding days are completed.

b. THAILAND DAIRY EDUCATIONAL TOUR.

Six (6) NDA personnel participated on the

observatory visit in selected dairy farms and

animal feed production facilities in Thailand

last 14-19May2013 under the program

“Familiarization Visit of Philippine

Delegation to Explore Cooperation with

Thai Dairy Industry for Managers and

Technicians”. The objective of the program is

to share Thailand’s experiences on dairy

production and processing, animal feed production and dairy tourism projects and to

explore areas of cooperation and strengthen partnership between the Philippines and

Thailand.

This activity was followed by a high level visit on 27May-02June by the Philippine

delegation including the NDA Administrator, PCC Executive Director and the

Chairman of the Dairy Confederation of the Philippines (DairyCon), to further look

into the dairy industry in Thailand. The NDA Administrator also had the opportunity

to participate in the International Livestock Conference in Bangkok organized by the

International Livestock Research Institute and in celebration of the World Milk Day as

organized by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) based in Bangkok. Both

activities were attended by dairy representatives from South East Asian countries.



c. AFACI HIGH LEVEL CONSULTATION ON ANIMAL GENETICS RESOURCE VALUE.

The NDA through its operations manager, Dr. Jaime M. Lopez, represented the country

in a summit on “Project Planning Meeting on Improving Animals Genetics

Resource Value and Productive Performance in Asia” held last 06-10May2013 in

Ulaanbataar, Mongolia. The

summit was sponsored by

the Asian Food and

Agricultural Cooperation

Initiative (AFACI) purposely

to come up with; listings and

mapping of indigenous

animal genetic resources in

participating countries;

appropriate technologies to

further enhance resources

for farmers’ use; and, share

information among AFACI

member countries.

d. BAI –NDA PARTNERSHIP ON SEMEN PRODUCTION

NDA and BAI agreed to jointly produce semen at NABC. NDA has provided nine (9)

dairy bulls, 2 caretakers and feeds for the animals. BAI shall produce the semen from

these bulls. Semen collection shall be shared at 70-30% by NDA and BAI, respectively.

Out of nine (9) bulls, six (6) bulls have already produced 14,659 straws detailed as

follows:

PURE HOLSTEIN FRIESIAN JERSEY

1. ETN 9224 – 4,620 straws 1. ETN 656 – 1,853 straws

2. ETN 9237 – 2,530 straws 2. ETN 662 – 793 straws

3. ETN 9221 – 3,271 straws 3. ETN 692 – 1,592 straws

TOTAL 10,421 straws TOTAL 4,238 straws



20. OTHER ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

a. FRUITS OF NDA SERVICES.

The recently concluded Search for the Top

Outstanding Farmer of the Philippines

(TOFARM) Awards held at the Makati Shangri-

La Hotel in Makati City last 15November2013,

gave a Special Citation to the Northern

Mindanao Federation of Dairy Cooperatives

(NMFDC) as an exemplary model in

“Agriculture Cooperative Category” and in

the agriculture sector in general.

The Northern Mindanao Federation of Dairy

Cooperatives also won in the Regional Gawad

Saka Awards as the The Most Outstanding

Agri-Enterprise. The NDA’s Mr. Roger P.

Dagondon was Outstanding Extension

Worker.

The NMFDC’s Highland Fresh Dairy Products

was also awarded Best SETUP (Small

Enterprise Technology Upgrading Program) Adoptor by the Department of

Science and Technology – X on 16July2013 during the Regional Celebration of the

National Science and Technology Week (NSTW) held at Pearlmont Inn, Cagayan de

Oro City

b. REVISION AND SUBMISSION OF NDA RATPLAN TO GCG.

The NDA submitted its revised Rationalization Plan (RATPLAN) to GCG last

15May2013. The previously submitted RATPLAN was revised with a more responsive

and relevant plan that would address not only the need to provide timely and effective

support services to dairy farmers, but also incorporates a pro-active calculation of the

future needs to accelerate the sustainable development of the local dairy industry. It

steers the NDA towards becoming a full-fledged GOCC mandated to undertake an

industry development role. The RATPLAN also seeks support through a ten year

subsidy for a responsive personnel complement while it gradually generates its own

maintenance, overhead and other operating funds through projects, enterprises and

service packages that its profit centers would generate to pursue the organization’s

corporate operations. GCG expects to release its final evaluation on the second week

of February 2014.



c. TURNOVER OF SPECIAL ASSISTANCE TO TYPHOON PABLO AFFECTED DAIRY

FARMERS.

Some feeds, vitamins and mineral supplements for dairy animals worth Php126,800

were distributed to 65 dairy farmers affected by typhoon Pablo in New Corella Davao

City last 22August2013.

d. NDA SUPPORTS THE 16TH DAIRY CONGRESS. The 16th Dairy Congress was held at Bacolod Pavilion Hotel, Bacolod City on 07-09February2013 with the theme “Gatas Pinoy: Paunlarin, Tangkilikin, Palaganapin!.” The dairy congress is an annual gathering of various dairy stakeholders to share knowledge and ideas on dairying and to drum up support and consolidate efforts to accelerate the development of the local dairy industry. Newest technologies available to the dairy industry were showcased. The congress was well attended by about 400 participants representing the dairy and livestock industries including the New Zealand Ambassador, His Excellency Reuben Levermore and Mr. Phillip Schull, the Agricultural Counselor of the USDA-FAS.

The event was supported by the Provincial Government of Negros Occidental headed by Governor Alfredo Marañon, Jr., the National Dairy Authority, the Livestock Development Council, the Philippine Carabao Center, and the Negros Federation of Dairy Cooperatives (NEFEDACO).

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