Sustainable Cacao Production 2021
Sustainable Cacao Production 2021
Sustainable Cacao Production 2021
CACAO
PRODUCTION
Peter V. Cruz
WHY CACAO?
Inclusive Growth: 90 % are small farm holdings, more jobs and Livelihood
opportunities, promotes countryside development;
Poverty Alleviation: P100-150K/Hectare; Better income augmentation; Harvest
every 2 weeks;
Suitable for intercropping: no need for new areas;
Market Driven: Strong domestic and export market demand; No Product
substitute;
Good for Rehab Program: 18 months gestation period;
Cacao Price: High price during peak season; Less prone to severe fluctuation;
Presence of Support Program from Gov’t: DENR-NGP, PCA’s Kaanib, DA-
HVCC, DOST, DAR , DTI, LBP-Cacao 100, SBC.
Products
1. Fermented Beans Cacao Value Chain Map
2. Processed cacao
Export Market Domestic Market
Exporters #
EXPORTING
INDUSTRY
ENABLERS
PROCESSING Processors
Industry Assn
Farmers Coops
Chamber
LOCAL NGOs
(Operation Local traders
TRADING may involved LGU
from Nursery DTI
CACAO to Processing) DA
Farmers DAR
PRODUCTION
PCA
DOST
NURSERY DENR
Nursery Operators
OPERATION MinDA
ACADEME
GFI/FI
INPUT
Input suppliers
SUPPLIERS
TOP 10 COCOA PRODUCING COUNTRIES 2021
INDONESIA 659,776 MT
NIGERIA 328,263 MT
CAMEROON 295,028 MT
BRAZIL 235,809 MT
ECUADOR 205,955 MT
PERU 121,825 MT
The rising consumption of cocoa in Southeast Asia is testing the region’s ability to maintain the supply of
cocoa beans. According to Indonesia’s Cocoa Industry Association, Indonesia ─ the top producer and
processor in the region ─ imported 240,000 metric tonnes of cocoa beans from Africa and South America
last year, an increase of 22,613 tonnes from 2017. The Cocoa Association of Asia reports that the continent
is set to be the world’s largest consumer market for cocoa powder by 2020.
BOLIVIA 100%
COLOMBIA 95%
COSTA RICA 100%
DOMINICA 100%
ECUADOR 75%
GRENADA 100%
JAMAICA 95%
MADAGASCAR 100%
MEXICO 100%
NICARAGUA 100%
PAPUA NEW GUINEA 90%
PERU 75%
SAINT LUCIA 100%
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO 100%
VENEZUELA 100%
SUSTAINABILITY TRIUMVIRATE
ENVIRONMENTAL
LY SOUND
SOCIALLY
DESIRABLE
ECONOMICALL
Y VIABLE
ECONOMICS
18 Apan hinumdomi gayod ninyo nga ang Ginoo nga
inyong Dios mao ang naghatag kaninyo sa katakos nga
mahimong adunahan, ug gihimo niya kini aron matuman
niya ang iyang kasabotan nga iyang gisaad sa inyong mga
katigulangan, nga nagapadayon hangtod karon.
Deuteronomio 8:18 (APSD-CEB)
HERE
WEALTH IS THE SLIDE TITLE!
(BAHANDI)
Euromonitor reports...
01 PALM
OIL
04 CORN OIL 07 VEGETABLE
OIL
02 OLIVE
OIL
05 SUNFLOWER
OIL
03 SOYBEAN
OIL
06 CANOLA OIL
FACTORS INFLUENCING THE QUALITY OF COCOA BEAN ON
FARMER’S LEVEL
1 - GENETIC 2 - ENVIRONMENT
5 - POST HARVEST
PROCESSING
3 - FARM 4 - PESTS AND
MANAGEMENT DISEASES
01 A. GENETICS
3 VARIETIES OF
COCOA
COSTA RICA
Production currently about 7,000 tonnes. Cocoa growing started about 1920 on the
plains near Limon as a replacement for bananas which had to be abandoned because of
a Panama disease. The cocoa was planted on a plantation basis alongside the railway
from Limon to San Jose. Trinitario cocoa is grown and the UF selections (United Fruit)
Source: Wood, GAR & Lass, RA. Cocoa 4th Ed. p. 559
An expansion of the activity is currently underway encouraged by the
improvement of international and local prices and the increased interest
in the markets for Trinitario cacaos, which are prevalent in Central
America.
Phillips, Wilbert, et. al. (2009). 16 th International Cocoa Research Conference. Bali, Indonesia. p. 20.
1.5 YR OLD PBC 123
AND
W 10 CLONES AT KFI
TAGUM CITY
ENVIRONMENT
B.
Annual Rainfall: 1,250-3,000 mm
18 Susiha ninyo kon unsang matanga kini sa yuta, ug kon ang mga tawo didto
kusgan ba o luya, o daghan ba sila o gamay ra. 19 Tan-awa ninyo kon unsang
matanga sa yuta ang ilang ginapuy-an—maayo ba o dili. Tan-awa ninyo kon ang
ilang mga lungsod napalibotan ba ug paril o wala. 20 Tan-awa ninyo kon tambok
gayod ninyo nga makadala ug mga prutas sa inyong pagbalik.” (Panahon kadto
daghan.
CEB)
DECEMBER 2010 (2.2 YEARS OLD)
WEED MANAGEMENT
C.9 Sidedressing
C.9.1 Year 1 – 200 g Yara Unik in 4 split
applications
C.9.2 Year 2 – 500 g Yara Unik + 100 g
Nitrabor in 4 split applications + 200 g
Dolomite
C.9.3 Year 3 – 400 g Yara Winner or
Grower + 200 g Nitrabor in 4 split applications
C.9.4 Add and mix 100 g K Humates 100 per bag of Yara Fertilizer
HERE IS THE SLIDE TITLE!
FERTILIZATION
PAGKAMABUNGAHON NAANDANG
PAMAAGI
GOD BLESS THE WORK OF YOUR HANDS!