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    In the first half of this year, the added value of agriculture in the Philippines fell by 2.5%

    • Last Update: 2021-08-26
    • Source: Internet
    • Author: User
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    According to the Philippines ' Business Mirror "(Business Mirror) August 9 reports, the Philippine Bureau of Statistics (PSA) latest data show that although planting harvest, but because of animal husbandry and fishery production to further expand in the first half of this year, the agricultural added value estimate It was 856.
    644 billion pesos, a decrease of 2.
    5% year-on-year and the lowest level in five years
    .
     
    PSA data shows that in the first half of this year, the plantation sector grew by 3.
    2% to a record 492.
    395 billion pesos
    .
    Rice increased by nearly 5% to 175.
    916 billion pesos, corn increased by nearly 6% to 54.
    461 billion pesos, bananas increased slightly to 73.
    38 billion pesos, mangoes increased slightly to 24.
    761 billion pesos, and sugar cane increased by 8.
    8% to 28.
    482 billion pesos
    .
    However, the livestock sector dropped by 21.
    4% to only 121.
    53 billion pesos
    .
    Live pigs fell by 26% to 98.
    438 billion pesos, while poultry fell by 2.
    6% to 115.
    04 billion pesos
    .
    The fishing industry dropped slightly to 127.
    677 billion pesos
    .

    Philippine planting, animal husbandry, fishery
     
      PSA data shows that in the first half of this year, the plantation sector grew by 3.
    2% to a record 492.
    395 billion pesos
    .
    Rice increased by nearly 5% to 175.
    916 billion pesos, corn increased by nearly 6% to 54.
    461 billion pesos, bananas increased slightly to 73.
    38 billion pesos, mangoes increased slightly to 24.
    761 billion pesos, and sugar cane increased by 8.
    8% to 28.
    482 billion pesos
    .
    However, the livestock sector dropped by 21.
    4% to only 121.
    53 billion pesos
    .
    Live pigs fell by 26% to 98.
    438 billion pesos, while poultry fell by 2.
    6% to 115.
    04 billion pesos
    .
    The fishing industry dropped slightly to 127.
    677 billion pesos
    .
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