Top 15 Most Profitable Farming Business in the Philippines per Return on Investments w/ Harvest Days

Hi Kabukid,
This video shows "Top 15 Most Profitable Farming Business in the Philippines per Return on Investments w/ Harvest Days". The lists are based on Return on investments (ROI %) and the Net Profit-Cost Ratio or the amount earned by the farmer for every peso spent in the production of one hectare of crops, fish, vegetables, and fruits commodities.
Please watch this video and you will get to know the following ideas:
- The profitable lists of Crops, Fish, Fruits, and Vegetables
- The highest Return on Investments (ROI%)
- The highest Net Profit Cost
- The Gross Returns per hectare
- Harvest Days
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Disclaimer: The information provided based in Updated Production Costs
and Returns of Selected Agricultural Commodities is a publication of the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) released as of September 2021.
Please note that you are still responsible for your own investment decisions and this video was made for educational purposes only.
I just summarized it to help you before venturing into this business. Please don't forget to subscribe to my channel for our next profitable video next week.
If you wish to get the data of Copy of Production Costs and Returns of Selected Agricultural Commodities, 2018-2020
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Material Resources:
📕 PDF Book - Production Costs and Returns of Selected Agricultural Commodities, 2018-2020. 18th Edition
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[@sergeidominiquepantejo9773]

Protect our farmers thru Contract growing, wherein at the start of the planting they already have a floor price that ensures their INCOME...AND NOT FAILURE ALL THE TIME

[@sanBastian123]

Paano ang detalye nang contract growing na pinasok nyo? Magbigay ng halimbawa naman. If a comprador advance 100k, and eventually storm comes, crop fails, who bears the loss of 100k?, the farmer or comprador, 50-50? The devil is in the detail

[@dreizenit7758]

ensured % dapat to be fair for both sides

[@absalomcruzat8431]

I like ginger, pabayaan ko lang sa lupa kung mura, bubunutin ko lang pag mahal na presyo.

[@greatzaliv993]

Mapapasanaol nalng yung totoong nagpafarm. Kung totoo yan mayaman na sana mga nagpafarm ngayon. One important thing to consider is the weather. Kung ayaw mo matunaw pera ma pag aralan mo maigi ang pagfarming hindi yung aasa mo sa katiwala.

[@paulbraga4460]

garlic, string beans, cabbage, cassava, white potato, watermelon, sweet potato, onion multiplier, onion red, carrot, pili nut, cauliflower, cashew nut, pineapple

[@sc0rpionleg3ndifaschannel37]

You should compute the Return monthly because not all these crops have the same span from seedlings to harvest.

[@umargel]

Very informative video. Im planning to start a farming business, medium size area like half hectare. But need to learn more about the location's climate and others. Need more information and knowledge. Good video content. Thank you for this.

[@troydenia6792]

This seems good pero calculating by gross income parallel to days/months from planting to harvesting should also be included. It would be wise to note that producing onions (red) with 90-120 days of harvest is better than tree crops that would take years to grow and mature. Pineapple also takes around 1-2 years from initial planting ( unless budburan ng chemicals to flower and have fruit). I'm surprised wla din ung ampalaya, sili, calamsi and pechay considering they are most farmers cash crops. Sili provides harvest up to a year while calamansi produces for decades. It's lesser cost for capital investment unlike other crops na tanim ulit pagka harvest. :D But then again, I could be wrong. :D Thanks for this wonderful content.

[@keiinoue573]

thank you po sa insight! 😊

[@rogelkoaegunsk1421]

Tama ka ung video d accurate para skin

[@elphinstonevaldez3134]

You're right. We might as well consider risks especially on long maturing crops.

[@leareyescastillo5582]

marami npong kalamansian ang pinatay nlang dhil,1peso ang upa s pitas pero pagdating s devisoria 2pesos ang kilo,npaka laki npo ng gastos para I uwi pa at pitasin pa ang natitirang bunga

[@troydenia6792]

There's a lack of communication and network. Minsan kasi tayong pinoy kung anu tanim ni Juan, tanim din ni Pedro and so the supply booms on us. Demand and supply. Crop rotation. etc. for s sustainable farming. Hindi lng puro income ang nsa isip. @@leareyescastillo5582

[@richarddionio2975]

Im proud to be a farmer...

[@jaysonboral9931]

Grabe super helpful po ng mga vids niyo!

[@beverlychua7861]

kht ano nmn halos tanim mo kung malapit k s market at big populace pro kung liblib ang farm mo hihimatayin k b4 mabenta sa gastus at stress

[@maringrachart]

Wow amazing profits! Thk you for sharing❤😊

[@sergeidominiquepantejo9773]

Ban importation, its the main source of smuggling...protect our farmers, if this is true.

[@celiagabriel5094]

Very informartive video po

[@Mkeesh]

Ok sana kpg ganyan palagi. Hnd lahat ng oras swerte yung farming minsan lugi dn

[@ProfitableAgribusinessIdeas]

True any business or farming has risk. The video shows relatively earnings.

[@TheMarineAdventure]

Very informative and helpful to all people especially to the farmers.

[@ProfitableAgribusinessIdeas]

Thank you sir

[@AltaMonteMiniGoatFarm]

salamat sa idea sir❤

[@unearthedstoriesonline]

The price always depends on demand and season.. Ginger for example right now is around P200/kilo

[@ProfitableAgribusinessIdeas]

true!

[@JesusReigns7]

5 pesos lang dito nung last month a kilo

[@Dranreb865]

200 pesos per kilo farm gate price ??? I think grocery price yan tinitingnan mo.

[@jsmith715]

Ang galing po! Nkakatulong mga video niyo po,lalo na sa ksamahan mga farme,,.tanx po

[@ProfitableAgribusinessIdeas]

salamat din sayo

[@zaldy1432]

Good information, but I would say there are crops that are not included which can generate higher net returnthan those on the list...

[@tantanfarmtv]

Thank you for sharing your video sir

[@joelabztv5453]

Ang galing Pala Ng farming kaya balak ko pag uwi ko mag farming na lng Ako thanks for sharing this video new subscribers na po from Qatar

[@ProfitableAgribusinessIdeas]

Nice to meet you. Salamat po and God bless

[@alchristianalvarez3291]

Very informative thanks.

[@ProfitableAgribusinessIdeas]

thank you po

[@anthonyaguirre8356]

piña cost ng pag tatanin 3php, kung bebenta mo rekta sa mga consumer pwede nga sa 19php o higit pa depende pa sa lugar, samin 7php lang bilihan nyan eh, pag natapat kapa ng season nya ng anihan mas mababa pa, tapos 1yr bago ka maka harvest, most non profitable ata na produkto eto

[@beverlychua7861]

The price is different if ur farm is far from the populace who need to buy it and also consider the thieves, the pests, calamities, the taxes,the production costs that can deter ur production and income. Its a lot of shit than what many expects of the gains you get from it.

[@vizcaya-D818]

Very informative po !!!! As in.

[@ProfitableAgribusinessIdeas]

Thanks

[@sonnycanuel6275]

Na windang Ako sa cashew nut. Lugi 😂. Mas Malaki ung cost against sa profit

[@reymondbere9708]

Hello nag avail ako to get the spreadsheet but why I can't access it

[@jamesmurayao2806]

For me I think the number one, the most and highly profitable farming in the Philippines is no other than, the only highly profitable farming is Marijuana farming though it is illegal.

[@anetdayday649]

very helpful

[@ProfitableAgribusinessIdeas]

Salamat po

[@markpagaran4356]

Thanks for sharing

[@ProfitableAgribusinessIdeas]

Welcome sir

[@jamelledavid6273]

Hi, pano po naging 124,881 pesos ang total cost per hectare sa pineapple? Magkano po ang bentahan ng pineapple sucker? Sana masagot. Salamat po

[@easyislander]

Good video. So many ways for farms to make money. But why do the majority of farms want to grow rice instead?

[@ayoo9646]

One reason is because of the market. Maibebenta mo kasi kaagad ang rice. Di gaya ng ibang crops kelangan mo pa maghirap maghanap ng buyers para maibenta mo sila. Ang palay kasi pag harvest mo pera na agad. Isa din yung mas stable ang presyo ng palay., unlike sa ibang crops mabilis tumaas, mabilis din bumaba. In general, lower ang risk sa rice farming.

[@hamsome9511]

@@ayoo9646 Lods tanong lang, masmababa ba ang profit ng rice compared sa other crops na nasa video?

[@lyndawalton9460]

@@hamsome9511 absolutely !

[@ec7420]

​@@ayoo9646 Tama ka kaya dapat hindi ganun ma hyped ang mga viewers sa numbers na nasa video dahil sa actual farming napakaraming factors para kumita ka at malugi ka.

[@coreyh7323]

Because the Philippines imports 30% of their rice. It alwats sells

[@mikedoingmikethings702]

Garlic takes 9 months from seed to harvest, NOT 180 DAYS Pili Nut Tree takes 7-10 years to produce a good quality and good amount of nuts NOT 300 days. The same as cashews! The tree takes 7 to 10 years to mature and produce good quality fruits not 100 days... you have to take account the time a tree was air layered, planted and grown to a producing tree, not just the maturity of the fruits... Pineapple takes 20 months to grow from crown to fruit maturity! kakaloko kayo! LOL

[@jefreydivinagracia3293]

Bawang from seed to harvest 115-120 days lng..pag mainit panahon 105 days pwede na iharvest..

[@mikedoingmikethings702]

@@jefreydivinagracia3293 REALLY? I’ve been planting garlic for 4 years (soft and hard neck) at 180 days, the seed are just starting to bulb, not even close to harvest. What variety are you guys using? I would like to try that because here in Las Vegas, we have a very short growing season…

[@5yearsago343]

I think there's a mistake on pineapple farm gate price, it should be around P14-16/kg only on the peak of season, it goes higher from off-season

[@liezlmalazarteejares6903]

Onion (RED) Whaaaaaat?!?! Wish ko lang..

[@dominadorlabayug2380]

Yong pinya po 2 years yan bago mamunga at maharvest

[@earljames7478]

kikita tlga sa farming,problema sa atin mga magsasaka mahirap lang di afford ang truck kaya dinadaan nila sa broker ang pagbebenta ng produce nila dun sila nalulugi kasi mura ang bili ng broker compared kung un farmer mismo ang magbenta ng pinaghirapan nila

[@jenoks3936]

How about coconut ,buko ?

[@joelcacho4494]

Bakit ang sibuyas farming di mapaunlad kc ano?????

[@claudiaprima5122]

Di na talaga kasali yung nyog?

[@crispamaranglasjr]

I want to be a businessman 😊

[@Pavan_G]

Bro can you but how to grow Boer goats and what all feeds should we provide them

[@angelstrong792]

Congratulations & more success! Alleluia! Amen!

[@EleosHernandez]

Nakabase po ba to sa laki ng lupa na gagamitin? Anu pong size ng lupa nakabase ung estimation ng kita? Thanks po

[@ProfitableAgribusinessIdeas]

One hectare.

[@pelipenyana35]

Hello, where can I see a planting calendar on the western Negros Island? I need to know what and when I can plant, thank you very much

[@pelipenyana35]

?

[@Cooktv7]

Hehehe 120 day daw Ang pinya sus ginoo alam mo umpisa mag tanim ka Ng pinya 3 years or 2 years Bago mamunga kung malaki na seedling tatanim mo pero Pag malakit tanim mo Hindi malaki Ang bunga dapat Yung pinaka maliit tanim para malaki bunga satagal mag hintay Bago mag bunga pag madaanan pa Ng kambing ang farm tapos Ang tanim mo

[@ProfitableAgribusinessIdeas]

senya na sir 120-160 days after flower po tinutukoy dito..salamat po

[@huzl3r707]

Gaano din po kalaki yung area na pagtataniman po sa ganitong calculations? Salamat po

[@ProfitableAgribusinessIdeas]

One hectare as per video introduction

[@huzl3r707]

@@ProfitableAgribusinessIdeas salamat po! Di ko po napansin

[@ProfitableAgribusinessIdeas]

@@huzl3r707 thanks for watching

[@paullaurencebondoc4503]

Hi, yung total cost for production po ba na nakapost is for the whole year cost??

[@ProfitableAgribusinessIdeas]

Yes sir

[@NeilBaker722]

Rice?

[@xyckriz]

8:58 tama ba ang calculation? mas mataas yung cost kaysa gross, so lugi? 😂 or baka php10,824 dapat ang cost. typo error ang 102k. tama? 👍

[@ProfitableAgribusinessIdeas]

tama po kayo iyan. ay.PHP 10,824 lamng

[@joemarmontemayor1683]

Minimum lng po b ung calculation or sagad na ?

[@ProfitableAgribusinessIdeas]

Average as whole Philippines

[@charmeeee]

how about sugarcane?

[@nowelsgardenandfarm1672]

Hello po masaganang ani ka farmers nagbblog din po ako pero naguumpisa pa lng po ako paranh raw pa lng wla pa direction blog ko

[@ProfitableAgribusinessIdeas]

Bakit wla lahat Po nagsisimula sa Wala..magtya lang Po tayo God bless

[@liezlmalazarteejares6903]

White Potato wish ko laaaaaang LOL..

[@ProfitableAgribusinessIdeas]

watch out for latest version 2022 release this October

[@lawrencelarkins5937]

How much is this.

[@sanidadclaptonhardy]

bat kaya yung samin 18 months yung pinya?? anung variety po itong 180 days na pinya?

[@ProfitableAgribusinessIdeas]

After bloomed

[@emilineasis2820]

Akala ko nakasama dito ang ampalaya, talong, at kalamansi.

[@Mrvin-re8gm]

Hindi sya acurate.. lalo na kung harvest season ng sibuyas.. mag sasaka po ako ng sibuyas pero madaming risk katulad ng pabago bagong panahon at mga insects na immune na sa pesticide

[@marissasabaco9463]

I think the data for cashew nut is incorrect.

[@ProfitableAgribusinessIdeas]

tama po kayo iyan. ay.PHP 10,824 lamang.

[@emilianojr.dumalaog7052]

Kindly check your figures on cashew nut production,you might have made a mistake on the computation...

[@ProfitableAgribusinessIdeas]

yes. tama po kayo iyan. ay.PHP 10,824 lamang ang cost

[@ruggieroponsones1556]

​@@ProfitableAgribusinessIdeas 😢

[@ProfitableAgribusinessIdeas]

@@ruggieroponsones1556 indeed it's very profitable.

[@gabrielferrer2400]

Sa kasoy lugi ang farmer

[@madong6833]

Per Hectars ba ung computation?

[@ProfitableAgribusinessIdeas]

yes po sir

[@roberthopping7295]

pineapple do not take 180 days t take 2 years get fruit

[@maurinodesouza433]

pineapple take more than 1 year, how is that your pineapple take only 180 days. do you have other variety.....

[@saryanbulodrandoms.9578]

The problem is! Buyers? Where can we get buyers?

[@ProfitableAgribusinessIdeas]

That's is the thing you should have plans... not just planting planting.

[@john-martinsolomon5431]

Do you have stock?

[@saryanbulodrandoms.9578]

@@ProfitableAgribusinessIdeas I agree. Farming also need bussiness plan Farming isn't just farming! It's bussiness.

[@sverre.mortveit1193]

There are buyers online, search for buyers of the crops you are planning, and make contact.

[@khryzee2]

@@ProfitableAgribusinessIdeas This is one of our farmers problem tuwing harvest season. Direct buyers will not just show up and purchase the products, direct buyers coordinate with the middle person to transact with the farmers. Before the product reach to Market, dumaan na ito sa ilang kamay, naka-ilang patong na sa farmgate price. Recently lang, ang farmgate price ng kalabasa went down to P4-P5 per kilo, but the market price is P50/kilo. Middle person or Agents as we call it dito sa bukid, sobra kong tumawad kulang nalang hingiin, do the farmers have a choice? Wala, dahil nabubulok ang products and most of our small farmers cannot afford the rent of cold storage.

[@battleofthesoundstv9805]

dito na aku sa bagay mo lods katok na kita pakatok naman lods

[@jaylenherveylavalle7825]

Pero hectare po ba yan?

[@ProfitableAgribusinessIdeas]

Yes

[@Dranreb865]

This is too optimistic estimate. If ganyan ang kitaan per hectare in net eh how come panay utang mga magsasaka?

[@tastybits7871]

1hectar = 18 bball court

[@exterminator719]

Sugar cane is not profitable?

[@piosian4196]

High labor cost, old rusty machineries, exhausted land, high fertilizer cost, mega producers like Brazil (surlpus made into Gasohol) Billions of tons annually. Before 1960, Cuba produced close to 10 Million tons with the Philippines second at 3Million tons. Both countries now have low output.

[@allanmejorada5846]

Ang ganda ng presentation pero sa reality tinambakan ang market ng mga smuggled farm products.. punyeta. Aside sa binabarat pa ang mga farmers sa mga traders kumprador.

[@AndrewLander3]

Interesting to see that when the Production costs for Cashew Nuts is at 102.000 and a Gross Return is at 60,000, the farmers are still making a huge profit at 50,000 or 462% ROI. LOL Explain this business model please.

[@xyckriz]

maybe php10,824 is the cost, while the php102k is just a typo error

[@ProfitableAgribusinessIdeas]

@@xyckriz you are correct, `PHP 10,824 is the correct cost. salamat

[@andresdeks]

Just take into account how many years from planting to production...long term

[@emburtgarnett5535]

Common sense dawg

[@claudiaprima5122]

Yung tanim naming casoy nung marunong na akong mamulot malalaking puno na ngayun 50 yrs old na ako pero mga buhay pa sila and yet kung saan pa matandang puno yun ang maraming bunga....ang cost lang yata is magbabayad ka sa maglilinis sa ilalim...ang bentahan peak season P250 per kilo pag off season P500 up per kilo depende sa bibili kung more than 20 kilos ang ibebenta mo mas mahal ang kuha.

[@joelcacho4494]

Puro ads dnman true

[@theelitegamer1980]

the start of the video is already bad, they catch fish and just let them choke. i think here they instantly kill the fish with electricity. and seeing those people standing in the water.. better i not know where to find.. i release my 2 pet crocodiles on them

[@ProfitableAgribusinessIdeas]

you are so focus oriented

[@akash_itkan00065]

Ig😅

[@kapitanfeedstv2737]

Hindi man totoo na mga figure.. kasi bihira lang ang farmer na umaangat sa pilipinas...

[@Mrvin-re8gm]

Not acurate

[@businessdoubt]

These videos are why people lose money. The reality is not true. They think in 180 days on 1 hectare they will make 658k with pineapples and this is simply not realistic. They invest a lot and lose most of it.

[@jaysbuddy4777]

As a farmer, I completely object about your data. You provide false information. Theory (YOU) vs Reality (as FARMERS)

[@ProfitableAgribusinessIdeas]

Data provided by PSA, you can ask them if you want or get the summarize.

[@royanacion4717]

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