Carabao Dispersal Program THE ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT THEME:
TOTOong Serbisyo para sa Bayan!
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Contents Acknowledgement - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2 Overview - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4 Objectives - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5 Human Resources - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5 Beneficiaries - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5 Agreement - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 6 Qualification of the Working Animal - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 6 Livestock Dispersal - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 7 Pictorials - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 8 List of Beneficiaries - - - - - - - - - - - - - 10 Pictorials - - - - - - - - - - - - - 12 Other Major Programs- - - - - - - - - - - - - -15 Genetic Improvement Program Animal Health Program Animal Disease Prevention and Control Program Veterinary Civic Action Program (Vetcap) Zoonotic Disease (Rabies) Bird Flu Caprine Arthritis and Encephalitis (CAE) Prevalence Monitoring Annexes - - - - - - - - - - - - 22
List of Technical Personnel Certificate of Ownership Affidavit of Ownership Acknowledgment Receipt 1
Acknowledgement The Technical Team would like to extend its sincerest gratitude to the following: First
and
foremost,
to
our
Honorable
Governor
Esmael
‘Toto’
G.
Mangudadatu, for giving priority to this project, for recognizing and realizing the urgency of the need of the families for these female carabaos in tilling their farms and making a living; in so doing, has shared hope amongst people who have rarely seen it; To our Provincial Vice-Governor Hon. Ismael V. Mastura and the members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan for approving the budget; To the MAO’s and LGU officers of the recipient municipalities for their cooperation in choosing well-deserved beneficiaries, thus, helping the ones that need it the most; To our Provincial Veterinarian, Dr. Melvin Q. Limpot and all the technical and administrative staff of this office and the Provincial Planning and Development office, for the hardwork and endless effort exerted for the success of this program; To all the people who, in one way or another, assisted the office in this endeavor, from the first day of the planning into the last day of implementation and monitoring, a big thanks; And most importantly, Alhamdullilah, to our Almighty, the beneficent, the merciful for the divine power, without which, all things could never be.
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Overview Maguindanao is basically an Agriculture Province. It is blessed with rich Agriculture resources for socio-economic development of approximately 65% of the populace. The quality of life of the farming communities depends much on how the national and local government leadership develops the potentialities of the countryside. Farm animals play a very essential role in every Maguindanaoan household. It has become a necessity for every farmer who is engaged in farm-related works. They are raised as a source of food and as draft animals in farms to cultivate their soils. Likewise, they act as carriage support to the farmers and generally to augment the income of poor families. Thus, they can bridge them to improved living conditions. However, due to the ever-present, worsening poverty, many Maguindanaoan families have difficulty obtaining livestock to raise, as they are hard-pressed even, to provide food on their table, which further aggravates their status of living. No farm animals – no work – no income - no food. The animal - land ratio, as well, is uneven in our province. The wide land area of Maguindanao lacks these animals which
turns
the
uncultivated
soil
into
productive
agricultural
investment/resources. As a result, to address this problem, in accordance to one of the Eight-Point Agenda of our Governor, Hon. Esmael G. Mangudadatu, Poverty Alleviation; a Livestock Dispersal Program for the poorest among the poor tenants of the province was implemented.
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Objectives 1.
To provide one (1) female carabao to each recipient who are among the poorest among the poor, and a member of the cooperative-beneficiary.
2.
To extend assistance through technical supervision and support, and to educate the beneficiaries on livestock raising.
3.
To ensure sustainability of the program by redispersal of the first female offspring of the dispersed animals to another set of beneficiaries.
4.
To upgrade the economic status of the people in the province.
Human Resources In the conduction of the program, the following human resources participated: 1. Provincial Veterinary Office Technical Personnel 2. Provincial Planning and Development Office personnel 3. Office of the Provincial Agriculturist personnel 4. 22 Municipal Agricultural Officers 5. BLGU A Program Management Team was organized to spearhead the monitoring and supervision of the program.
Beneficiaries The following are the qualification of the recipients: a. He shall be a farmer. b. He shall be an indigent member of the community. c. He shall be a resident of the LGU for at least 5 years. d. He shall be an active member of a local farmer association or cooperative.
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Agreement Farmers and Provincial Government of Maguindanao 1. Recipients should attend and complete the trainings and seminars on livestock disease and health management provided prior to and after dispersal. 2. Recipients shall be responsible for the well-being of the animal and will be held liable for any case of loss, death or any untoward incidents that may happen to the animal, in which case, the recipient should immediately report to the MAO for proper action. 3. Recipients should turn over the first female offspring to the next set of beneficiaries selected by the PGOM, upon reaching 8-10 months of age. 4. Recipients should coordinate with the province with regards to the case status of their animal. 5. Recipients must participate during the monitoring and evaluation that will be conducted by the PGOM to assess and rectify problems that may have occurred during implementation.
Qualifications of the Working Animal Each of the working animals must have these minimum qualifications: - Must be a female carabao - Without physical defect or abnormalities - In good condition and free from diseases as certified by a veterinarian - Suitable for breeding and draft purposes - Must be 2 ½ to 3 years old of age - Must meet the 200 kg minimum weight
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LIVESTOCK DISPERSAL PROGRAM As one of the Eight-Point Agenda of our Governor, Hon. Esmael G. Mangudadatu, Poverty Alleviation, a livestock dispersal program benefitting the poorest among poor tenants in the province was implemented. The program started in August, 2010, and had distributed a total of 96 heads female carabaos in 6 municipalities; 29 heads for Ampatuan, 13 heads for Buluan, 2 heads for Datu Saudi, 25 heads for Datu Montawal, 2 heads for Parang and 25 heads for Rajah Buayan. Recipients were selected based on the poverty-related indicators available at the MLGUs. Sustainability of the program is a joint responsibility of the LGU, MAO and PGO and will be ensured through regular monitoring and provision of technical inputs until each dispersed carabao produces 1 female offspring, which will then be dispersed to another set of beneficiaries identified by the PGO.
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Pictorials
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Livestock Dispersal at Rajah Buayan, Maguindanao
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List of Beneficiaries MUNICIPALI TIES Ampatuan
# OF HEADS 24 5
Buluan
1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 1
BENEFICIARIES c/o Hon. Datu Zacaria S. Sangki Municipal Mayor c/o Reynaldo A. Huesca Brgy. ChairmanKauran Datu Jinwyn Datu Anwar Salendab Makaraton Bedial Gandulan Norodin Mauyag Panugangan ni Lax Noh Akil Kagui Abdulkarim usop
ADDRESS Ampatuan, Maguindanao
DATE OF DISPERSAL Aug. 15, 2010
Brgy. Kauran, Ampatuan, Mag. Aug. 15, 2010 Aug. 15, 2010 Aug. 15, 2010 Buluan, Maguindanao
Aug. 15, 2010 Mar. 13, 2011 Mar. 13, 2011 Mar. 16, 2011 Mar. 16, 2011 Aug. 15, 2010
Datu Saudi
1 1
Datu Wata Adzis Sahid Salik
Datu Saudi, Maguindanao
Aug. 15, 2010
Parang
2
Parang, Maguindanao
Aug. 15, 2010
Datu Montawal
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c/o Hon Datu Ibrahim P. Ibay Mun. Mayor Datu Macabangen Montawal Taguinda Mndalagat Oraw Kakim Datu Lala Bacuna Macabingbing Mamondas Nayo Mangagel Boy Datang Guiaria Simbuangan Jasmerudin Langadad Mohaliden M. Bao
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Datu Montawal, Maguindanao
Aug. 15, 2010
Rajah Buayan 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Total
Kudin Kusim Mubarak Abubakar Saiden Ganap Ali Pendalat Ebrahim Guiapal Akmad Kamidon Homidhi Guiamen Abdulwahid Pananggulon Edrael Kilam Anwar Kalaing Ebrahim Sakilan Abdul Karim Bakalay Boy Dimakaling Sammy Mamakong Waks Cambuto George Saludin Datu Sabalnurzaman M. Kudang Ali Makagked Norodin Balutintik Mustapha Silungan Datum Pulo Utto Emong Bandila Maron Sagad Sanggutin Utto Taraz Utto Alimudin T. Amino To dispatched
96
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Brgy. Dapantis Brgy. Dapantis Brgy. Baital Brgy. Bakat Brgy. Bakat Brgy. Pedsindawan Brgy. Pedsidawan Brgy. Kauran Brgy. Tabungao Brgy. Sampao Brgy. Tabungao Brgy. Tabungao Brgy. Sampao Brgy. Tabungao Brgy. Tabungao Brgy. Mileb Brgy. Mileb Brgy. Mileb Brgy. Mileb Brgy. Panadtaban Brgy. Panadtaban Brgy.Panadtab an Brgy. Sampao
Jun. 28, 2011
Pictorials
The Provincial Agriculturist MOSIBICAK GUIABEL explained the content of the Agreement to the farmer-beneficiaries from the Municipality of Ampatuan.
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The farmer-beneficiaries signed the Acknowledgement Receipt. The technical people from the veterinary explained to them the Terms and Conditions of the program.
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Other Major Programs GENETIC IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM One of the major thrust of this office is the Livestock Upgrading Program for cattle and carabao. We see the need to put emphasis on the efficient utilization of superior genetic animals to improve the production of potential local carabao and cattle in the province. It is a collaborative task between DAF – ARMM and the Provincial Veterinary Office. This Office provides the technical manpower and other medical supplies while DAF ARMM provides the equipment and other materials. This is being implemented to the different barangays in the province giving priorities to every barangay captain’s requests, livestock farmers, cooperatives and organizations. Artificial Insemination activities had been put on-hold the previous year due to inavailability of semen from DAF-ARMM. However, this 2011, the office is really looking forward to resume the program as DAF-ARMM is already preparing for another refresher course and Phase II Training on Artificial Insemination for our technical personnel.
ANIMAL HEALTH PROGRAM The Animal Health services were provided with the vision of providing a healthy herd that allow for unhampered growth of livestock and poultry in the province, thus, ultimately upgrading the economic status of the families. This is being done through conduct of consultation, physical examination, mass deworming, supplementation of vitamins and minerals, and minor surgical activities such as castration, abscess draining and treatment, wound debridement, etc. A total of 9,021 heads of cattle, 6,781 heads of carabao, 15,781 goats, 413 horses and 4,627 heads dogs were dewormed against roundworms, tapeworms and flukes; and administered with ivermectin against external parasitism. For the multivitamins supplementation, 10,545 heads cattle, 7,769 heads carabaos, 18,431 heads goats, 529 horses and 1,375 heads swine were given Vitamin B complex and Vitamin ADE to aid in their fast growth and reproduction, and strengthen their resistance against diseases.
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Sultan Mastura, August 8, 2010
GSKP, January 5, 2011
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ANIMAL DISEASE PREVENTION AND CONTROL PROGRAM This is a regular program that aims to eradicate economically important diseases in our locality. A total of 6,704 heads of cattle, 4,563 heads of carabao, 13,493 heads of goats were vaccinated against Hemorrhagic Septicemia diseases. A total of 659 heads of swine successfully vaccinated from Hog Cholera disease. Rabies eradication program in the province was also accomplished especially in the Christian populated areas through mass immunization. With the program, a total number of 6,471 heads of dogs were vaccinated against Rabies Virus disease. Anti Rabies vaccination at Kauran, Ampatuan on March, 2011
Anti Rabies vaccination at Brgy. Awang, D.O.S. on April, 2011
Anti Rabies vaccination at Brgy. Sarmiento, Parang on April, 2011
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Vitamins Supplementation and Deworming for large animals at Gen. S.K. Pendatun
PVO Staff with US Army and Phil. Army at Mamasapano
VETERINARY CIVIC ACTION PROGRAM (VETCAP) The office had also actively participated in the Veterinary Civic Action Program, a joint activity conducted by the Philippine Army, U.S. Armed Forces, and the LGU of Mamasapano, Sultan Sa Barongis, Paglat, Pandag and Gen. Salipada K. Pendatun municipalities as part of the Makabayan Peace Caravan program of the AFP. Farm animals in these areas were provided with different veterinary
services
which
included
deworming
against
internal
parasites,
delousing or ectoparasite elimination, vitamin supplementation, consultations, and general physical examination, conducted together with the U.S. Army Veterinarians Dr. Stephen Goldsmith, Dr. John Beckett, Dr. Bruce Lancaster and their colleagues in the army. Lectures on livestock and poultry production and health management were also conducted by the office to promote awareness and improve the technical knowledge of farmers for a more efficient livestock farming in the province.
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Bongo Island, January 10, 2011
Provincial Veterinarian, Dr. Melvin Limpot, giving technical instructions to farmers
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ZOONOTIC DISEASE (Rabies) Rabies is a zoonotic viral disease, a disease that is transmitted to humans from animals through close contact with infected saliva via bites or scratches. Dogs are the main host and transmitter of rabies and the cause of 99% human rabies deaths. The province has a total dog population of 12, 926 as of year 2010. This year, the Provincial Veterinary Office, conducted anti-rabies mass vaccination throughout the province and had a total of 6,471 dogs (50.01% of total population) successfully protected against the disease.
BIRD FLU Monitoring of this dreaded disease was maintained as it still poses threat to both poultry production and public health, specifically in Liguasan Marsh, the main area where the disease might occur due to seasonal migration of wild birds. Domestic and migratory birds were constantly monitored with the cooperation of local residents. Ducks (itik) that were transported into and through the province were also inspected, the caretaker interviewed for possible occurrence of bird flu manifestations or symptoms, or any inexplicable mortalities.
CAPRINE ARTHRITIS AND ENCEPHALITIS (CAE) PREVALENCE MONITORING Caprine arthritis and encephalitis is a viral-caused, colustrum-transmitted, without known cure, no sure prevention, permanent infection of goats that causes death among kids due to encephalitis; and a disease syndrome among adult animals which include arthritis, lameness, mastitis, pneumonia and paralysis. In the last quarter of 2010, the Mindanao-Visayas Caprine Arthritis Encephalitis Control Project (MinViCAECoP) was organized with the main objective of control and eradication of CAE among goats in Mindanao and Visayas Regions. A series of meetings were done where concerned authorities convened to discuss the proper series of actions to be done for the envisioned eradication of the disease. An orientation for MAOs of different municipalities of Maguindanao was held last November to commence the project in our turf. A province-wide blood sampling for the determination of the prevalence of the disease among goats is now ongoing in the 14 randomly selected barangays out of the 36 municipalities and 5 identified goat farms in the province.
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Annexes
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ANIMAL HEALTH CARE PROGRAM (VACCINATION PROGRAM)
MUNICIPALITIES
CATTLE
CARABAO
GOAT
SWINE
DOG
215
187
826
257
2,164
2. Barira
-
-
-
-
-
3. Buldon
-
-
-
-
-
4. Buluan
342
148
460
4
120
5. D. Midtimbang
103
75
375
-
45
6.DatuBlah Sinsuat
-
-
-
-
-
7.Datu Hoffer
-
-
-
-
-
8. Datu Odin Sinsuat
218
184
628
118
568
9. Datu Salibo
108
89
425
-
-
10. Datu Unsay
184
134
358
-
-
11. Datu Piang
116
84
421
-
95
12 .Datu Paglas
258
235
514
-
-
13. Datu Saudi
165
148
352
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
213
117
377
89
56
233
-
-
17. Kabuntalan
232
125
486
-
-
18. Mamasapano
362
188
620
-
-
1. Ampatuan
14.Datu Montawal 15. Datu Sangki 16. Guindulungan
21
84
856
19. Mangudadatu
233
170
385
-
20.Matanog
125
96
204
-
21.North Upi
296
245
568
54
386
74
56
252
-
-
23. Paglat
188
136
281
-
45
24. Pagalungan
155
82
364
-
51
25. Pandag
133
105
286
-
62
26. Parang
358
227
953
125
1,355
75
46
308
-
112
28. G.S.K.Pendatun
284
187
412
-
49
29. Shariff Aguak
312
240
528
26
88
-
-
-
-
-
31. S.S. Barongis
208
132
387
-
58
32. South Upi
166
148
315
75
-
33. Sultan Kudarat
385
286
552
-
235
34. Sultan Mastura
467
362
837
-
76
35. Talayan
295
193
321
-
27
36. Talitay
345
205
465
-
5
6,704
4,563
739
6,471
22. N. Kabuntalan
27. R. Buayan
30. S. S. Mustapha
TOTAL
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13,493
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DEWORMING / INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL PARASITES ERADICATION MUNICIPALITIES
CATTLE
CARABAO
GOAT
HORSE
SWINE
DOG
378
275
946
100
215
1,453
2. Barira
-
-
-
-
-
-
3. Buldon
-
-
-
-
-
-
4. Buluan
396
327
735
3
8
104
5. D. Midtimbang
205
165
398
-
-
23
78
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
8. Datu Odin Sinsuat
344
253
684
18
102
215
9. Datu Salibo
183
106
492
6
-
-
10. Datu Unsay
278
215
385
-
-
-
11. Datu Piang
169
128
476
-
-
132
12 .Datu Paglas
284
179
582
-
-
-
13. Datu Saudi
226
163
431
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
15. Datu Sangki
394
243
438
14
98
542
16. Guindulungan
148
94
286
8
-
-
17. Kabuntalan
282
183
587
-
-
-
18. Mamasapano
423
278
658
2
-
-
1. Ampatuan
6.DatuBlah Sinsuat 7.Datu Hoffer
14.Datu Montawal
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19. Mangudadatu
272
231
413
-
-
20.Matanog
186
136
271
46
-
21.North Upi
357
291
632
52
108
276
22. N. Kabuntalan
153
73
294
-
-
-
23. Paglat
216
162
365
-
-
62
24. Pagalungan
194
147
372
-
-
67
25. Pandag
188
125
305
-
-
25
26. Parang
475
394
1,265
5
210
837
27. R. Buayan
102
82
375
8
-
102
28. G.S.K.Pendatun
317
275
469
-
-
62
29. Shariff Aguak
425
350
562
16
75
156
-
-
-
-
-
-
31. S.S. Barongis
285
241
453
16
-
75
32. South Upi
275
215
382
46
132
-
33. Sultan Kudarat
433
376
593
18
-
166
34. Sultan Mastura
572
492
886
28
-
121
35. Talayan
387
304
482
6
-
14
36. Talitay
396
278
564
21
-
78
9,021
6,781
15,781
413
1,080
4,627
30. S. S. Mustapha
TOTAL
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MULTIVITAMINS SUPPLEMENTATION MUNICIPALITIES
CATTLE
CARABAO
GOAT
HORSE
SWINE
476
315
1,247
92
395
2. Barira
-
-
-
-
-
3. Buldon
-
-
-
-
-
4. Buluan
435
365
849
5
8
5. D. Midtimbang
283
187
462
-
-
6.DatuBlah Sinsuat
137
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
8. Datu Odin Sinsuat
378
306
731
32
182
9. Datu Salibo
241
142
642
12
-
10. Datu Unsay
315
253
464
-
-
11. Datu Piang
221
157
528
-
-
12 .Datu Paglas
346
196
634
-
-
13. Datu Saudi
294
208
482
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
15. Datu Sangki
477
286
459
17
136
16. Guindulungan
193
137
375
18
-
17. Kabuntalan
349
215
653
-
-
18. Mamasapano
472
288
685
9
-
19. Mangudadatu
323
282
504
-
-
20.Matanog
254
166
351
52
-
1. Ampatuan
7.Datu Hoffer
14.Datu Montawal
25
21.North Upi
362
325
22. N. Kabuntalan
182
102
23. Paglat
267
184
24. Pagalungan
204
25. Pandag
63
96
-
-
415
-
-
165
428
-
-
240
180
380
-
-
26. Parang
582
433
1,385
15
312
27. R. Buayan
121
106
427
13
-
28. G.S.K.Pendatun
352
302
522
-
-
29. Shariff Aguak
485
382
594
25
54
-
-
-
-
-
31. S.S. Barongis
334
275
541
18
-
32. South Upi
292
240
562
55
192
33. Sultan Kudarat
472
392
750
24
-
34. Sultan Mastura
590
517
1.078
38
-
35. Talayan
416
335
571
16
-
36. Talitay
452
328
656
25
-
10,545
7,769
529
1,375
30. S. S. Mustapha
TOTAL
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690 366
18,431
LIST OF TECHNICAL PERSONNEL: 1. Dr. Melvin C. Limpot 2. Dr. Yusoff Adrian C. Abas 3. Dr. Catherine Eve N. Balmore 4. Norodin B. Amba 5. Abidah P. Ali 6. Manahan M. Utto 7. Makong L. Ansing 8. Lukman U. Mohamad 9. Freddie C. Molina 10.
Abonawas S. Ebrahim
11.
Mohammad Rasol T. Ali
12.
Aurelio V. Gomez, Jr.
JOB ORDER: 13.
Aden A. Santi
14.
Jolabay M. Benito
15.
Kanapia A. Unsiang
16.
Robespiere Q. Roque
17.
Choy Palakasi
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