Title: Backyard vs. Farm Post by: Kanyaman Neh' Snack House on July 27, 2011, 12:51:26 PM Ask ko lang po kung ano pagkakaiba ng backyard & Farm. Sa pagkakaalam ko kapag backyard sa likod lang ng bahay & maliit ang operation kapag farm malakihan. E paano naman kung backyard nga madami namang alaga & malaki lote nya maituturing na po ba na farm? O di kaya depende po sa number of heads na alaga or kung may business permit matatawag itong farm?
Title: Re: Backyard vs. Farm Post by: nemo on July 27, 2011, 08:11:47 PM Sa academe ang tanda ko dapat 50 sow level ang requirement para matawag ka na farm.
pero kung pagbabatayan ang ECC requirement less than 100 heads alang ecc , ito yun considered na parang backyard . Title: Re: Backyard vs. Farm Post by: laguna_piglets on July 27, 2011, 08:33:34 PM Backyard 10sows
Small 30sows Medium 50-100sows Large 100-500sows Commercial 500sows and up. Regarding ito sa customer namin na taga Dept of Agriculture.. Kapag small kailangan na ito ng permit. Title: Re: Backyard vs. Farm Post by: Kanyaman Neh' Snack House on July 28, 2011, 04:02:02 AM Business permit po? Ibig sabihin hanggang 29 sow level ok na para ligtas sa taxes & licenses na expenses.
Title: Re: Backyard vs. Farm Post by: up_n_und3r on September 10, 2011, 07:53:19 PM Good thing my wife is from EMB EIA Central office. =)
Just to be clear, in terms of complying to ECC (Environemental Complaince Certificate) requirements , it is not based on the sow-level. It is based on the number of pigs (heads). <100 heads, no ECC requirements >100 <1000 heads, an IEE checklist is required (Initial Environmental Examination) >1000 heads, you should submit an IEE If you have farms that are qualified above, you need to coordinate this with the EMB regional office, here the link. http://www.emb.gov.ph/ro.htm Title: Re: Backyard vs. Farm Post by: allen0469 on September 11, 2011, 10:19:39 AM Good thing my wife is from EMB EIA Central office. =) Just to be clear, in terms of complying to ECC (Environemental Complaince Certificate) requirements , it is not based on the sow-level. It is based on the number of pigs (heads). <100 heads, no ECC requirements >100 <1000 heads, an IEE checklist is required (Initial Environmental Examination) >1000 heads, you should submit an IEE If you have farms that are qualified above, you need to coordinate this with the EMB regional office, here the link. http://www.emb.gov.p @up ask ko lang po kong kukuha ako ng exemption cert.sa ECC ask lang magkano po ba ang babayaran at kailangan pa ba po nila inspection ang mini piggery ko, 7 sow palang ako. thanks Title: Re: Backyard vs. Farm Post by: up_n_und3r on September 11, 2011, 11:56:01 AM As mentioned earlier, heads po ung bilangan ng EMB hindi po sow-level. If you don't meet the 100 heads minimum, then there is no requirement for ECC nor IEE checklist po.
Cguro just for your information na lng. Ang IEE application processing fee is 3,000. This fee is applicable to all regions. Here's the link to better understand the ECC processing/procedure. http://cdmdna.emb.gov.ph/elaws/Images/DAO%202003-30.pdf Title: Re: Backyard vs. Farm Post by: up_n_und3r on September 11, 2011, 12:02:02 PM @kanyaman - san ung farm mo, sa pangasinan rin b?
Title: Re: Backyard vs. Farm Post by: allen0469 on September 12, 2011, 12:37:42 PM As mentioned earlier, heads po ung bilangan ng EMB hindi po sow-level. If you don't meet the 100 heads minimum, then there is no requirement for ECC nor IEE checklist po. Cguro just for your information na lng. Ang IEE application processing fee is 3,000. This fee is applicable to all regions. Here's the link to better understand the ECC processing/procedure. http://cdmdna.emb.gov.ph/elaws/Images/DAO%202003-30.pdf @up, thanks sa info but im asking sa exception ECC fee ang kukunin ko po not IEE.need ko po lang sa requerments ng papers ko. Title: Re: Backyard vs. Farm Post by: Kanyaman Neh' Snack House on September 17, 2011, 02:37:38 AM @up ndi pa ako nag start mag alaga ng baboy nag aaral pa lang ako. Kung may capital na tsaka ako mag alaga.
Title: Re: Backyard vs. Farm Post by: leletgr on October 10, 2011, 02:09:16 PM Good thing my wife is from EMB EIA Central office. =) Just to be clear, in terms of complying to ECC (Environemental Complaince Certificate) requirements , it is not based on the sow-level. It is based on the number of pigs (heads). <100 heads, no ECC requirements >100 <1000 heads, an IEE checklist is required (Initial Environmental Examination) >1000 heads, you should submit an IEE If you have farms that are qualified above, you need to coordinate this with the EMB regional office, here the link. http://www.emb.gov.p @up ask ko lang po kong kukuha ako ng exemption cert.sa ECC ask lang magkano po ba ang babayaran at kailangan pa ba po nila inspection ang mini piggery ko, 7 sow palang ako. thanks Title: Re: Backyard vs. Farm Post by: laguna_piglets on October 10, 2011, 07:40:00 PM Marami pang nilalakad bago makakuha ng ECC.. Isa na dyan ang pagpapagawa ng plano sa Engineer (blue print) mahigit 6k.
Title: Re: Backyard vs. Farm Post by: allen0469 on October 11, 2011, 12:10:34 PM @L_P friend,
pinadalhan nila ako ng pdf ng CNC cert.of non- coverage yon lang daw kailamgan ko my idea kaba friend kong ilang days ang process at magkano ang fees kasi sabi nila sa email sameday daw pag apply mo release nila kaagad ang cert. thanks Title: Re: Backyard vs. Farm Post by: allen0469 on October 11, 2011, 12:19:50 PM Good thing my wife is from EMB EIA Central office. =) Just to be clear, in terms of complying to ECC (Environemental Complaince Certificate) requirements , it is not based on the sow-level. It is based on the number of pigs (heads). <100 heads, no ECC requirements >100 <1000 heads, an IEE checklist is required (Initial Environmental Examination) >1000 heads, you should submit an IEE If you have farms that are qualified above, you need to coordinate this with the EMB regional office, here the link. http://www.emb.gov.ph/ro.htm kuyang paki ask naman po sa mrs nyo bakit ang local health center sa amin ayaw daw nila mag bigay ng health clearance para sa mayors permit kong walang CNC.in my case nasa 10 heads lang naman. Title: Re: Backyard vs. Farm Post by: laguna_piglets on October 12, 2011, 01:00:58 AM On the process pa ngayon ang aming papers para maka kuha ng ECC and Business Permits.
Mahigpit ngayon dito sa Calamba City. Kahit maliit lang na sari-sari store or backyard pig farm (2sow level) pinapadalhan nila ng NOTICE galing sa City Hall para mag comply/apply ng Business Permit (dti). Title: Re: Backyard vs. Farm Post by: allen0469 on October 12, 2011, 08:49:20 AM @L_P,
good day,kong ako tama lang na lahat mag kuha ng permit basta d naman subrang higpit ang requirements nila para maka pag reklamo ka sa DA nila kong hindi sila nag chick ng mga piggy at ma monitor nila ang mga sakit,kasi sayang diin bayad mo kong wlang good inspection,kaya ako kumuha ako midyo marami narinig ko na kapit mini piggery ko umangal,piro ang katuwiran ko gusto ko legal ang negusyo ko. next week nalang ako mag fill ng CNC exemption cert. Title: Re: Backyard vs. Farm Post by: up_n_und3r on October 12, 2011, 12:58:36 PM Anong exact location ng farm mo ba @allen? Bk may LGU protocol sila na iniimplement, need you to coordinate with the EMb regional office dun sa binigay kong link.
Title: Re: Backyard vs. Farm Post by: allen0469 on October 12, 2011, 06:46:56 PM @up_,
as i know wala namang protocol sa area namin kaya lang kasi gusto ko kumoha ng permit just in case sa katagalan mag implement ang bayan namin at hanapan tayo ng permit mainam na my maipakita ka,mura lang naman ang bayaran maka tulong kapa sa bayan mo sa income at the same time lalago ang bayan natin,sa bagong kasabihan na AKO ANG SIMULA..he he he... |