Philippine Cavendish: from Mindanao to the World
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- Опубліковано 11 лис 2019
- An AVP of the Philippine Banana Export Industry showcasing the number one fruit export of the Philippines - the cavendish.
The Philippines is now the top banana exporter in Asia and the second-biggest in the world.
“The Philippine banana export industry is an industry where we have proven that the Philippines can be the best in the world.
We have been recognized as one of the most efficient banana producing countries, offering the highest quality standard in terms of taste and aesthetic appearance.”
These bananas thrive best in the southern island of Mindanao. Blessed with vast rich land, even rainfall, abundant sunlight, excellent water, and gentle winds, Mindanao is most ideal for growing these delicious and nutritious breakfast table staple.
Cutting edge research has given the Cavendish variety that distinctive naturally Philippine taste.
Ten to 12 weeks on the field after bagging, the matured bananas are harvested.
These are cleaned and carefully inspected and selected, making sure that only the best Philippine Cavendish bananas get to the export market.
These golden sweet produce are loaded on to climate controlled shipping containers to their final destinations to consumers all over the world who continue to enjoy that distinct sweet, custardy taste of Philippine Cavendish.
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- More than 3 million individuals are dependent on the banana export industry for their basic needs and self-esteem.
It is small wonder that communities thrive where these plantations and packing facilities operate.
At P-B-G-E-A everybody, including the company, its workers, agrarian reform beneficiaries, the communities, the national economy and even the environment is allowed a share in the banana gold.
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A WORDJUNCTION PRODUCTION FOR PBGEA
Masha Allah Alhamdulillah Philippine banana farming it's very good lands of Philippine I'm from Bangladesh Dhaka city?
Praise be to Jesus Christ the king of kings that we have this place in the Philippines 😬
Very good Philippine, agriculture is the key to keep the economy growing. Keep up the good work.
If no corrupt opescials in the government
wow.. maganda talaga sa mindanao ang agriculture.. pagdating sa rice industry sana manguna ulit ang pilipinas.. naunahan na tayo ng vietnam..
Mantap bung... Semangat pagi... Cavendish..
Woow proud of filiphines bananas hopefully my country indonesja can learn from filiphine
It's Philippines, my friend.
and then outperform us later lol. just like rice production
@@theunsolicited2cents893 haahah naisip ko din Yan...
No way, last time Philippine rice research taught neighboring countries like Vietnam after they learn the technology they outperform us. So no way Jose!
@@theunsolicited2cents893 normal yan kasi mas malaki ang land area nila at mas marami silang farmers.. Sa pilipinas unti unti na naging commercial ang agricultural land marami ring Rice fields turn into Banana growing at yung mga anak ng farmers nagiging proffesionals na ayaw ng magsaka
Mabuhay po kayong mga farm grower sa pag tulog sa mga kababayan natin.
Love you Philippine it's very beautiful country Philippine Masha Allah 💝🇧🇩🇵🇭🌍
God bless you, too.
I am happy that I can grow my own bananas at home, and have for decades. I hope they can avoid TR4 disease.
I'm a small business man it's my own business in Doha Qatar .I sale Banana Delmonte and Dole from Philippines
Amazing👍
Mindanao == Fruit Paradise. :)
Amazing..mindanao is abundant almost everything wow
Mindanao the land of promise
Iba talaga ang quality ng banana Natin maganda at matamis pa...dito SA Oman kahit may mga Ka kopetinsya tulad ng Ecuador, India at Pakistan iba ang quality at lasa..iba talaga ang sarap ng saging Natin...proud pinoy
Kahit standardized lahat, hindi kayang gayahin ang micro trace elements na nasa lupa natin. That what makes the difference.
Magpasalamat tayo unang una saating panginoon
amazing agri industry of banana..I'd been there in 1999 and its really big scale
Galing ah..
Amazing fruit for real!!
Lahat na babana sa Phillipines ay matamis at masarap talaga.
Amazing
A massive banana plantation 💕❤️🍌see you around idol 👍
Remarkable 😘
#tadeco#banana#tadecoland#belief#aimglobalcompany God bless us All 💕😘
wow..
mantap
Nice! It helping the community and vice versa unlike other businesses only thinks of their welfare even they see the worst situation of their employees. Business should be balance between employers and employees to have a harmonious situation.
Soar High Philippine economy and become a role model to the world...
Thank you.
@@pbgeabanana welcome
I enjoyed
Well done, thank you for working for other people of the world
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow tadeco number 1 banana class in marketing
Oo talagang the best ang banana sa pilipinas😅🥰🥰 habang nanunuod ako kumakain sa banana
Mindanao kamo
sa,singpore yan dn ang banana sa,groceries delmonte banana sarap matamis
Best in the world
Lupet
Ganyang classing banana yung mga nakikita ko sa mga Mall.
Pocong nya banyak nih klo mlm😅
best in cakes and smoothies
Impressive the Philippines is the second largest exporter of bananas in the world. Wala pa ako nakita na Philippine banana Dito sa us.
We cannot compete in the US market because of the distance. Logistics will be very expensive hence will make Ph bananas more costly than those coming from Latin American countries. Selling price will be a disadvantage.
@@pbgeabanana thank you
punta ka sa middle east duon naghahari ang pgilippine banana at pinya
@@abraham-tl7gv ganda nmn Yan
wow, didn’t know that we have this in Mindanao. but i hope you don’t only export this kind of Banana, but share it with the entire Filipinos. Most of us only know and tasted are the Lacatan, Latundan, Saba and Señorita, oh and the red colored one which i rarely see in some local markets.
These bananas are available in the local market, too. However, Filipinos prefer local varieties. Cavendish is the demand in the global markets because it can survive the long travel going to the market. We also supply (for free) the communities with ripened Cavendish every now and then.
Saan Lugar ito?
@@randypecolados3744 The production areas of PBGEA member-companies and its small growers are spread out in 15 provinces in Mindanao --- Bukidnon, Misamis Oriental, Davao del Norte, Davao de Oro, Davao Occidental, Davao del Sur, Davao Oriental, North Cotabato, South Cotabato, Sarangani, Sultan Kudarat, Agusan del Sur, Surigao del Sur, Agusan del Norte and Maguindanao. There are also farms owned by non-PBGEA members.
I think the local ones taste better despite unfavorable appearance haha
Yung sa mga 7/11 yung malalaki na parang tundan, yan yun. Sa mga suppermarket basta yung malalaki na parang tundan yan galing yan mindanao.
Semoga di Indonesia semua sektor pertanian bisa seperti ini 🤲
In due time.
💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
kewl
hi
@@wordsworththetired hellow. ang kyut ko...
Lakatan pa rin 👍
Mas masarap talaga local varieties. Cavendish kasi ang taste preference ng foreign markets.
I remember my friend bragging the taste and qualities of their "Jamaican Lacatan". I just asked him the origin of the word.
I hope the banana industry will grow in other parts of the Philippines to uplift their economic status, especially during this time of the pandemic.
Bananas are a low profit per acre crop, and they're terrible for the ecosystem since they need so much pest mitigation. If we wanna make more money internationally, we need to keep improving our chocolate and coffee quality.
@@veganpotterthevegan Major companies can manage having this kind of investment. How can they prosper for too long if they're not earning. On the other hand, I agree that we need to improve our cocoa and coffee industry. They have so much potential.
@@kingdomplantae5240 never said they're not making money. They make money because they take advantage of poor laborors. Barely paying them, while they expose themselves to high levels of pesticides
Foreign markets are very particular with certifications (different ISOs, Rainforest Alliance, Global GAP, etc.) that assures their consumers that the products they import are safe, do not threaten their local production, are grown/produced following sustainable development goals. Markets impose lower MRLs than Codex standards. Even coffee and cacao are subjected to stringent food safety requirements if these will be exported.
@@pbgeabanana Thanks for that info.
WOOOW may i have at least a short clip of the video sir. Do not be worry po i waill give credits :)
much love and respect.
Thank you for appreciating. May I ask where will you use the video clip and who are your expected audiences?
Keren gaess 👍👍
Maa shaa allah tabarak allah...Alhamdulillah shukran yaa allah❤🤲🤲🤲
Very informative
God bless...
Proud GD koya magbakal na sang sageng nga made in Philippines
I hope that you can put up a plantation in mt.Makiling in Luzon so the poor people of Manila could work in the plantation that you could put up.
Mt Makiling is a protective area, right? There are plenty of offers on areas for development in Luzon provinces but the soil, climate, and shipping facilities are not favourable. We hope we can help generate more employment and livelihood opportunities.
Mt Makiling is a protected area it's a sanctuary for wild animals so don't take it away from animals, we have taken so many land from them already....
@@MsVroege Yah it would be better at the Lucena area of the North I guess 👍
Kung dili na mupalit sa laing nasod kay naa ra may mapalit nga produkto sa Pilipinas, di ang kwarta sa Pilipinas, magpabilin ra sa nasod ug makatabang kini sa katawhan. Mao nga magtanom g'yod. Dili pasagdan ang yuta nga way maani.
This had made me in tears . Am so proud not because I am from Mindanao but because I am from the Philippines. Now I know That we Filipinos can also produce export quality products and bearing the name Philippines on its label.
We've been exporting goods for centuries🤦
Philippines is the largest producer of coconuts but we don't see any coconut product except Thailand. We still sell copra, a slave product of slave times. Coconut water canned in Thailand at $1.50 a liter., only dumped in coprahan.
I like it banana cafendish Fia 01
Salam dari🇮🇩
Apakah bisa kita bermitra??
Gv
What is your proposal?
Make a documentaries about small scall cavendish farmers. Malking peecentage na ang nawala. Punta kayo kapalong davao del norte dun malaking portion ng cavwndish farmers. D truth is d market price masyading binabarat. At mhal ng farm inputs. Hope fawan nyo ng paraan ang market
Yes, we understand the plight of small farmers. Economies of scale is really important when producing fruit for export (fresh at that). This documentary is about our private association so we do this to highlight our best practices.
Good evening from over here, can people intern with you and bring your agronomic practices to another country?
Just send us your request and we will refer it to the member companies if they allow that.
Are they using nanobubble water to wash the banana? It can prolong the banana quality even it takes longer to transport.
Nano, Nano, parang unano. Maraming gumagamit ng term bihira ang nakakaalam.,
@@piosian4196 oo kapag bobo hnd alam yan gaya mo
@@piosian4196 if i tell you that nanobubble is not rocket science, amd it exists naturally everwhere. at kaya ko gumawa nyan diy gamit amg simple na mga materyales sa bahay? aral kasi maayos para matuto ka.
Sana sa Luzon area din may program ang DA na Ganyan..
private po ang PBGEA. pero may ginagawang roadmap na ang DA for banana. Sana may programs dyan sa Luzon.
Sa apayao maraming saging dun,ung pang banana cue o turon
Ok
what is the purpose of dipping bananas in the water
cleaning the fruits from pests, dusts and residues.
Excellent water tas sea water ang pinakita. Ahahahha
The seawater is associated with logistics and the banana vessels/reefers that bring Philippine bananas to their destinations every day.
Iba talaga ang saging ng pinoy matigas🤣
Its in Santo Tomas Davao Del Norte
Yes, in Sto. Tomas, Davao del Norte as well as in other parts of Mindanao. Actually, farms of growers and planters are in 16 provinces in Mindanao.
I think bananas exported to other countries are undervalued.I think they should at least make the price more competitive so that the laborers ca get more money. I have talked to some people from other countries who said that they get their bananas from the Philippines and that its very cheap. The fruits grown in their own country are more expensive than imported bananas from the Philippines. Magkaroon tayo ng Malasakit naman sa mga farmers!!!
Hello Dancel! We share your sentiments about our farmers. But you see, the pricing of bananas for export goes through the entire supply chain. We believe in shared responsibility along the entire supply chain from producers/farmers to consumers in the foreign markets. However, we do not have control already as far as costs after loading the bananas for shipment are concerned. There are costs borne by the importers and distributors such as, but not limited to shipping, insurance, import duties, ripening, distribution, etc. It's a different business in foreign markets. Nonetheless, as far as PBGEA members are concerned (not all are members of PBGEA though), we pay our workers and farmers reasonably. Moreso, the reason why importing countries pay more for their local fruits is to protect their farmers. In most cases, we can only appeal through Government-to-Government negotiations for price adjustments.
I eat bananas in Casubiduan
Dito sa Manila, sa 7 eleven lng ako nakakakita ng Del Monte banana.
It's true. Domestic demand is low except for banana cake ingredient because Filipinos prefer the local varieties like Lakatan, Latundan and Senorita.
Major supermarket does have.
Goodpm, i’m interested in planting cavendish.. may i know the contact numbers? Thank you.
Hello, Karl. May we refer you to the Department of Agriculture-High Value Crops Division? They have a point person in every province.
@@pbgeabanana hello please can you give me your number telephone I need the banana
@@basharnicolaazar9613 you can email us your concerns pbgea.beifbanana@gmail.com
Dapat pati rice plantation
Wala na pong lupa ginawa ng subdivision ni villar
Kahit sa Saudi,eto yung mga nasa supermarket na saging
ang liit ng pasahod nyo samin.. shout out sa dole mabankrupt ka sana yung nasa taas lng talaga ang nakakalamang
may i know under what manpower services are you contracted or where is the location of your workplace?
@@pbgeabanana under of tinalak agency worker of dole stanfilco region 12 po
@@ladytsunade8756 if that's the case, the agency is your employer, not Dole. i suggest you file your complaint with the Department of Labor and Employment and then furnish Dole Phil. a copy
@@pbgeabanana wag kang nag e.english mahirap lng ako walang pinag.aralan🤣🤣
@@ladytsunade8756 sorry, madam :) bisan walay nahuman kurso okay lang. ang importante ang integridad isip usa ka tao. padayon lang ta nga mag-ampo ug mag-amping pirme.
Sa Guihing Davao del sur po ba to ?
Several towns where banana farms/plantations are located...
improve mindanao falms
Saan banda ito sa Mindanao?
15 provinces in Mindanao. But Davao provinces have the larger areas.
Sigh, sometimes the government forgets the potential of Mindanao. All money is invested in the North. Politicians who held the most power are all in the North. It's been a dreamed to separate Mindanao from the Philippines, creating a federated country. The separation of Mindanao from the Philippines in my opinion and I think is the best way for Mindanao to develop. However, realistically shit rebels are the root cause of Mindanao stagnation. Mindanao is not affected by typhoons every year, resources are abundant especially land and raw materials. Only the NPA rebels and some shit rebel group held back its development. Sigh, I hope these rebels are wipeout by CoVid. The CPP NPA fuck up version of Communism. It can only work in dreams but it will not work in reality. It needs capitalism like China to thrive in the expense of freedom. Other rebels are cause by poverty and history foreign invaders did.
You're right.
Lol go search the GDP per region in the Philippines 1. NCR 2. Calabarzon 3. Central Luzon 4. Central Visayas 5. Davao Region. All money invested in the north? It's our money. And try to visit the northern Luzon central to southern Luzon Ang nageexport ng agriculture sa Korea, Japan at china. Kayo ang magpasalamat sa Luzon Kasi binigyan kau ng trabaho Jan company yan ng Luzon. Wala pakialam ang Luzon sa GDP nyo. Ung bawat probinsya ng luzon mayaman na. Eh Jan sa Mindanao anung ginagawa ng mga official Jan?. Maging competitive din kau. Sa tingin nyo yayaman ang Mindanao baka years plang bumagsak na kau🤣
@@jyxzyenz4324 Mataas nga GDP sa Luzon because of the manufacturing sector like electronic products na number one export ng Pilipinas. Mindanao is a different story. It is supposed to be the food basket of the Philippines. The Ph is getting to be a food-importer rather than a food producer to feed its growing population..
What do they spray them with ? Neo niconides ?
1 percent fungicide to address the problem of black sigatoka mixed to water and banana oil.
Any TR4? dieses.?
Absolutely meron yan kumakalat sa mindanao
While we are undergoing researches, we have learned to live with TR4... its prevention and control as well as developing resistant varieties.
SISIW LANG YANG PANAMA DESEASE.. SUSUNUGIN LANG NILA YAN PARA DI MAKA PINSALA SA IBA
Dapat I infiltrate nyu ba yung mga war torn areas at makipag collaborate SA locals para wala ng gyera
Banana growers are spread out in the countryside of 16 provinces in Mindanao including insurgency-affected areas.
Yong Red Banana po ba, pwedi pang export?
What is important in exporting fruits is knowing if it has a demand in foreign markets. Maybe there is a niche market for that.
Madali sigurong masira sa pag travel ng pulang banana pag pang import na baka pag dating sa bansa na iimportan eh bulok na--
Paano makakuha Ng sidling Ng lakatan
Please ask DA office. They know who are selling tissue-cultured lakatan plantlets.
in marcos regime, philippines is number one exporter of agricultural product, such as rice, corn, fruits etc. but those leaders after marcos did not continue food security project like !!masagana 99!!.
Unfortunately...
Bobo never again
@@wildcard5137 dilawan never again.😂😂
@@harharc.4932 duterte ok pa pero marcos mga magnanakaw 🤣🤣🤣
Anong basehan mo pano mo nasabing number 1 exporter ng RICE, CORN, FRUITS ang Pilipinas sa panahon ni Marcos? Gawa gawa ka na naman ng kwento.. Sus never naging no.1 exporter ng rice ang Pilipinas! Gusto lang pagmukhaing may ginawang mabuti si DIYOS MONG DIKTADOR MARCOS!! 1982 Nag collapsed economy ng Pilipinas! Sino Presidente ng time na yun?
How do you become a PBGEA member
Hello, Great Jay. Please write a letter of intent addressed to the Executive Director of PBGEA and attach a brief profile of your company indicating the location, hectarage, facilities of your farm/s. Kindly email to pbgea.beifbanana@gmail.com. Thank you.
can we buy the planting materials? I plan to plant some in Bicol.
Siguro pwede itanong mo sa sangay ng gobyerno.
@@MsVroege already did,. bicol, sorsogon, cebu agriculture offices, lahat hindi daw nila alam. mga b0b0 kasi kadalasan ng nasa gobyerno, mga incompetent na hindi alam kung ano trabaho nila.
try to connect with your local DA or Bureau of Plant Industry offices.
How many thousand hectare this farm?
the biggest contiguous plantation is more or less 6,000 hectares. but there are several plantations featured in the video.
@@pbgeabanana woww..its a huge plantations.
Who is the first largest banana exporter? Philippines is second right?
Ecuador. Actually, Philippines is a far second.
kung pasarapan lang mas masarap yung maliliit na saging kaysa cavendish.kaibahan lang eh matagal huminog ang saging na yan kaya na eexport.
madali kasi masira yung mga native/local varities natin
Pls send seedlings to catanduanes i have lot of my father God Willing
PBGEA per se is not selling tissue-cultured plantlets. But, there are private plant laboratories/nurseries who do that. Please check the internet so you can communicate with them.
Can I buy seedlings for 1 hectares please
Try mong itanong sa sangay ng gobyerno sa agri..
try to connect with your local DA or Bureau of Plant Industry offices.
Puede Po ba ako magtanim Ng banana then maki merge Po ako sa inyo. Sa bulacan Po ako magtanim.
The bananas have to be consolidated for shipment abroad. How big is your plantation?
@@pbgeabanana planing to have 3 to 5 hectares then expand depends on how it goes.
What are the things I need to do to meet requirements?
@@pothine88 please talk to your city/municipal agriculturist on the feasibility of your area. soil analysis is very important. maybe he/she can help you with that.
@@pbgeabanana I'll do ask about it whenever I get a chance.
My question is: with that area of plantation 3 to 5 hectares is it doable to join the company for export? Thank you
@@pothine88 There are three (3) existing associations of banana producers and exporters based in Davao City: Pilipino Banana Growers and Exporters Association, Inc (PBGEA), Mindanao Banana Farmers and Exporters Association (MBFEA), and Mindanao Exporters and Growers Association (MEGA). For PBGEA, one must be nominated by an outstanding member and must have a production area (whether owned or managed or thru growership) of not less than 100 hectares. Most of PBGEA's growers are agrarian reform beneficiaries. In your case, you can link with a member-company as grower. Please check our website for our members' directory: www.pbgea,com
pero may naririnig ako dati sinusunog yan ng mga npa yung mga truk nila
Hi ,hingi po ako ng email add ninyo sir ,kc nagstart pa lng ako ng sagingan,I wanna be more knowledge about this kind of business, please po
I am started two hectares,actually I had 11 hectares land area
@@imeeparadise9417 Hello, Ms. Imee. May we refer you to the Department of Agriculture-High Value Crops Division. They can probably help you with your concern. May we know the variety of banana you are growing?
@@pbgeabanana cavindez and lakatan ,mayron akong sinaligang Tao for care and managing ,dahil dito ako sa abroad now,gusto ko through online para malalaman ko ang processing about sagingan,
@@imeeparadise9417 Lakatan demands a higher price in the domestic market but mahirap for export. You can explore the internet for the information you need, Ma'am. PBGEA kasi is a private organization that caters to the needs of its members in terms of policy advocacy and coordination with the Government.
How about cavindez ,ito ba Yong for export banana? Kahit ba mabundok na land area ang cavindez no any problems ? O may different ba kay sa balance na area t?
But Filipinos eats and prefers Lakatan than Cavendish.
Yes, I agree. The Cavendish variety caters to the taste of foreigners. But, if they tasted our local varieties like Lakatan and Latundan, they appreciate it better. Unfortunately, the local varieties are difficult to ship... can ripen easily and the skin is not that flawless.
for export
Ganun talaga. Mas masarap at mas matamis kaya lakatan. Kaso madaling mabulok. Kaya Cavendish lang naeexport.
Cavendish is just for aesthetic, Lakatan is the best tasting for me..very good for banana shake too.
Calling those investors with land and capital. Those big companies shove their bananas for most profit, not flavor. Big Philippine export, who profits?
Chairman of the Banana Board sounds silly. 🤣 Just over thinking.
you must be better and smarter than him.
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May problem ba tayo sa banana natin sa Philippines? Parang Yung Cavendish sa ibang countries?
Cavendish (dessert banana) yung tinatanim for export in 15 Mindanao provinces. Yung cardaba (plantain/cooking banana) naman ang ginagamit for banana chips na malaki din ang market abroad. Other varieties are also exported but with niche markets.
Maraming problema po especially in the management of pests and diseases that has become costly because we have to comply with the rigid standards of our foreign markets in terms of food safety and environmental protection.
We have seen Muslims praying but it hasn't shown Christian s praying I wonder why?
dito pala produce to,, pero bakit super mahal ng benta nyo sa mga supermarket dito sa pinas??? sana naman gawin nyong affordable ung price dito sa pinas pra matikman dn ng mga simpleng tao at hnd lang ung mga may kaya o mayayaman,,,
I think one of the reasons why it is quite expensive in supermarkets is because it doesn't want to compete with the local varieties that are really the preference of Filipinos.
Bakit hindi matamis ung nabili ko?! 😡
saan ka bumili? what variety?
Can I know WhatsApp this company
Bananas back home in the Philippines are much more sweeter than the one from Latin America. I do not like the bananas here in the US coming from Central America cause it's bland!
I had a friend from Jamaica and was bragging to me that they have the world's best banana it's called Jamaican Lakatan. It took me a while to explain the word's origin.Unfortunately almost all bananas are Cavendish because of many pests.There are still Backyard growers that's growing La Tundan, they call then "Manzano" some growers in Mexico raise small amount of "SABA" they call them "BURRO" banana. Costa Rica with volcanic soil has the closest fruits similar to Pinas.
and all it takes is one tiny microbe to wipe out all this production.... hope it doesnt get here
Promote pa more. . Ayusin nyo ang price ng market hindi panay papogi.. Unti unti ng namamatY ang small growers sa kapabayaan nyo.
Maybe you can ask your local government unit and the Department of Agriculture about your concern.
Sarili lang nila iniisip nila boss Gerald mas gusto nga nila wala ng small growers para solo na nila ang market sa labas at maka expand pa sila sa ibang area
Lol😅 yung mga local growers wlang quality kasi yung mga producta nila, kumabaga sa handling plang may mga damage na, kaya mahirap yan pang.export, mostly sa mga small growers yan yung mga nakikita sa mga wet market, talipapa, mga ginagawang banana cue, kung gusto mo malaki market you can cummunicate with the D.A, hindi pwd na goberno nlang lagi lumapit sa inyo, gumawa din kayo ng paraan, mga privaye company yan sila, nagbibigay ng libo libong trabaho sa mindanao.
don't exports in china's
Magandang araw po ako po si Gift, maganda po ang kuha Ninyo sa agricultural farm na ito, maaari ko po bang gamitin ang clips ng video na ito sa video ko na ‘Top 8 Agricultural Farms In The Philippines'?' Isa po akong channel ng Turismo na Pilipinas Landscape, kung bibigyan mo ng pahintulot ay maayos na ma-credit sa vid. ko ang iyong channel pati na rin sa description. Maraming salamat po naka pag su..cri.e na ako at like!
Hi Gift! May we know which part of the video you wish to use? We have to be specific with the area kasi hinde ito kunuha sa isang plantation lang.
@@pbgeabanana Hello and thank you for your response, I've seen the entire video and I'm only after 30 seconds of the best snippets I can get from the beginning and middle part of the video that showcases Banana Farming generally in Davao, to be specific the Del Monte processing footage and the DOLE plantation farmer with the worms eye view shot.
@@PilipinasLandscape The expansive plantation is that of the Tagum Agricultural Development Company, Inc. (Tadeco) located in Barangay AO Floirendo, Panabo City, Davao del Norte. Actually, Tadeco is a grower of Del Monte, Dole, Unifrutti, among others. It is the largest contiguous banana plantation in the Philippines at 6000+ hectares. However, the Del Monte farm is that where you can find the Muslim mosque and school situated in Datu Sangki, Maguindanao. Dole plantation is that one where their scientist was interviewed on site. Unifrutti's farm in Bukidnon is the one where irrigation system was highlighted. I suggest you focus on Tadeco, a Filipino-owned plantation.
I think the processing of fruits for Del Monte (bananas with Del Monte stickers) was inside the packing plant of Tadeco. As I've mentioned, Tadeco is a grower of several multinational companies.
@@pbgeabanana Noted. Thank you so much for providing the much needed details I will provide them to my viewer's travel information on the CC (Closed Caption), yes for this episode I'm not naming a specific farm, instead it's Davao Region or Davao that tops production in Banana farming in the Country, another example Neuva Ecija topping rice production, so not a particular farm but an entire province, town or even Region is the scale for this episode.