2009 Annual Reports - Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources
2009 Annual Reports - Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources 2009 Annual Reports - Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources
BFAR Regional Office 022Nueva Vizcaya 1.3 haBangus 32.25 hectaresCagayan 31.25 haIsabela 1 haSeaweeds 18.64 hectaresCagayan 18.64 haPangasius 11.35 hectaresCagayan 2.15 haIsabela 7.50 haQuirino 0.10 haNueva Vizcaya 1.60 haCBWs / SWIPs 62.02 hectaresCagayan 35 haIsabela 27.02 haAssistance to capture fisheriesFor capture fisheries, the agency hasrendered technical assistance, capability-buildingand livelihood trainings and also provided directlivelihood and calamity-rehabilitation assistancesuch as fishing gears to coastal fisherfolk. Theprovision of fishing gears is subject to requestfrom the recipients themselves. MPA guardians areconsidered as prime beneficiaries. For the year inreview, the bureau was able to provide 36 units(200mx50MDx0.25x7K monofil net/roll) gill nets to:· Claveria(15 units)· Sta. Praxedes (3 units)· Sanchez Mira, Abulug (3 units)· Calayan (3 units)· Claveria (3 units)· Sta Praxedes· Gonzaga(2 units)· Sta. Ana(2 units)· Ballesteros· Sanchez Mira· and Pamplona, all in Cagayan provinceThe office also provided 86 units troll line to theFisherfolk associations of:· Abulug (27 units)· Gonzaga (27 units)· Sanchez Mira(27 units)· Claveria (2units)· Pamplona· Sta. Ana and· Sta. Praxedes.Trainings conductedparticularly dealt withPayao Design andConstruction, MPADistribution of fishing gear inthe island town of Calayan,Cagayan during the TechnologyCaravan in May.management, Package of Technology in Fisheries,& Deputy Fish Warden course.Technology demonstration projectsOne of the major activities of the agencyis the establishment of technology demonstrationprojects as means to speed up the disseminationof new and relevant fishery technologies, mostespecially on aquaculture, at the field level. A lookat the fisheries production of region 02 would revealthat the aquaculture sector accounts for 24% ofthe 63,466 MT total fisheries production for 2009.Although, the total percentage is lower than theaquaculture chunk in the national level, an analysisof the trend would reveal an outstanding growthrate of 14.8% since 2001. Tilapia, by far, accountsfor the biggest chunk under aquaculture productionwith 74% and 26% (from aquaculture and municipalinland production) of the total fisheries productionin region 02.BFAR RO2 continues to disseminateaquaculture technologies not only to increaseproduction and maintain the upward trend, butmore so, to increase fish farmers income, lowertheir production cost in view of continued rise inthe price of inputs, and at the same time safeguardthe environment and make aquaculture operationsa sustainable venture.Demo projects are usually established atthe farmers’ level, in order to bring the technologyat the very doorsteps of the end users – the farmersthemselves. Farmer cooperators are chosen on thebasis of recommendation from the LGUs and uponevaluation by the agency. There are generally twotypes of demo projects, one is full-support andthe other is on counterparting scheme. Under fullsupport,the agency provides all the inputs such asfeeds, fingerlings, fertilizer and technical assistance.While on counterparting-scheme, the agencyprovides only technical support and fingerlings, thesedemos usually are targeted by the LGUs. It can besaid that the full support projects, being dole-out innature, are also means to jumpstart small fish cultureventures in the countryside.For 2009 the agency was able to establishseveral full-support demo projects as follows:Freshwater aquaculture technologies20 sites rice-tilapia cultureCagayan· Alcala (3)
ANNUAL REPORT 2009Rice-ulangdemoPeñablanca,CagayanDuckweeds demo, Alicia, IsabelaFish terrace demo,Kasibu, Nueva VizcayaTilapia, carp and African hitopolycultureFish processingequipmentRice-fish demo,Alicia, Isabela· Gattaran (2)· Camalaniugan· Gonzaga· AmulungIsabela· Benito Soliven· Angadanan (2)· Ramon· San Mariano· AliciaNueva Vizcaya· Bayombong· DiadiQuirino· Cabarroguis· Diffun· Aglipay· Saguday15 sites rice-ulang cultureCagayan· Sanchez Mira· Baggao· Alcala· Iguig· Tuguegarao CityIsabela· Cauayan City (2)· Cordon· RamonQuirino· Nagtipunan· AglipayNueva Vizcaya· Bayombong· Dupax del Norte· Dupax Sur· Bagabag15 sites rice-tilapia culture withduckweeds as feed supplementCagayan· Alcala· Rizal· CamalaniuganIsabela· Roxas· Delfin Albano· San Isidro· Sto. Tomas· Cabagan· RamonQuirino· Aglipay (2)Nueva Vizcaya· Alfonso Castaneda· Dupax del Norte· Ambaguio· KasibuFish Terraces (Upland Aquaculture)Quirino (4)· Diffun· CabarroguisNueva Vizcaya (2)Tilapia – Duckweed Culture in PondCagayan· Tuao· Baggao· BallesterosIsabela· Ramon· Alicia· Sta. Maria· QuirinoQuirino· CabarroguisNueva Vizcaya· Quezon· BagabagPolyculture (Tilapia, carp andAfrican hito)· Piat, Cagayan· Maddela, Quirino· Aritao, Nueva VizcayaAfrican Hito / Pangasius Culture inCondo-type MediaNueva Vizcaya· Diadi· Sta. Fe· KayapaBrackishwater technologiesMarine Fish CageCagayan· Sta. Teresita3
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ANNUAL REPORT <strong>2009</strong>Rice-ulangdemoPeñablanca,CagayanDuckweeds demo, Alicia, IsabelaFish terrace demo,Kasibu, Nueva VizcayaTilapia, carp <strong>and</strong> African hitopolycultureFish processingequipmentRice-fish demo,Alicia, Isabela· Gattaran (2)· Camalaniugan· Gonzaga· AmulungIsabela· Benito Soliven· Angadanan (2)· Ramon· San Mariano· AliciaNueva Vizcaya· Bayombong· DiadiQuirino· Cabarroguis· Diffun· Aglipay· Saguday15 sites rice-ulang cultureCagayan· Sanchez Mira· Baggao· Alcala· Iguig· Tuguegarao CityIsabela· Cauayan City (2)· Cordon· RamonQuirino· Nagtipunan· AglipayNueva Vizcaya· Bayombong· Dupax del Norte· Dupax Sur· Bagabag15 sites rice-tilapia culture withduckweeds as feed supplementCagayan· Alcala· Rizal· CamalaniuganIsabela· Roxas· Delfin Albano· San Isidro· Sto. Tomas· Cabagan· RamonQuirino· Aglipay (2)Nueva Vizcaya· Alfonso Castaneda· Dupax del Norte· Ambaguio· KasibuFish Terraces (Upl<strong>and</strong> Aquaculture)Quirino (4)· Diffun· CabarroguisNueva Vizcaya (2)Tilapia – Duckweed Culture in PondCagayan· Tuao· Baggao· BallesterosIsabela· Ramon· Alicia· Sta. Maria· QuirinoQuirino· CabarroguisNueva Vizcaya· Quezon· BagabagPolyculture (Tilapia, carp <strong>and</strong>African hito)· Piat, Cagayan· Maddela, Quirino· Aritao, Nueva VizcayaAfrican Hito / Pangasius Culture inCondo-type MediaNueva Vizcaya· Diadi· Sta. Fe· KayapaBrackishwater technologiesMarine Fish CageCagayan· Sta. Teresita3
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