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LGU Agriculture
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Farmer services & records

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Find local agriculture services, view your farm records, and get ready for your next office visit.

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Before you head to the field

Make the weather part of your plan.

Check official forecasts and advisories before planting, harvesting, or going out to sea.

Check PAGASA

Farmer services

What do you need help with?

Your local agriculture office is your starting point. Choose a service to see what to discuss with the staff.

Farmer registrationProfiles, RSBSA details & record updates

Ask the agriculture office to check your farmer profile, registered farm details, and RSBSA information. Tell the staff if your contact details or farming activities have changed.

Registration and corrections are handled by the office. There is no public account registration on this site.

Prepare for your office visit
Seeds & farm inputsRice, corn, vegetables & other crop support

Ask about seed, fertilizer, and other farm-input assistance for your crop and planting season. Staff can explain the requirements, schedules, and releases recorded for your farm.

Availability and eligibility depend on the program and your local office. This page does not accept applications.

Prepare for your office visit
Fisheries assistanceFingerlings, feed & fishing equipment

Discuss your fishing or aquaculture activity with the agriculture office. Ask which fisheries programs are available, what documentation is needed, and where to get technical guidance.

View fisheries resources
Animal-health servicesVaccination, deworming & treatment

Contact your agriculture or veterinary office about service schedules for livestock, poultry, and pets. Have the animal species, number of animals, and previous service information ready.

For a sick animal, contact veterinary staff directly for assessment.

Plan your office visit
Farm records & parcel mappingFarm location, mapped parcels & registry cards

Ask staff to review your farm location and recorded parcels. If you have a local farmer registry card, its QR code opens the associated public land-information page.

A mapped parcel or registry card is not proof of land ownership or a cadastral survey.

Prepare your farm information
Cooperatives & machineryFarmer groups & equipment inquiries

Ask about cooperative membership records and agricultural machinery managed through your local office. Staff can explain equipment availability and the applicable arrangements.

This website does not provide public machinery bookings.

Plan your office visit

Services are coordinated by the responsible local office. Confirm current requirements and schedules before travelling.

Inside eAgriLGU

Your records.
A clearer picture
of the field.

Keep farmer information, farm maps, and service records together. Plan your office’s work and follow up with the people you serve.

Enter your office workspace

Your role and assigned area determine which records and tools you can use.

Your everyday office tools

Select a tool to see what it includes.

Farmer recordsKnow the people you serve.

Keep profiles, FFRS/RSBSA details, registry cards, and service history together.

Parcel maps & seasonsSee what grows, where and when.

Map farm parcels, review boundaries, and record crops by year and dry or wet season.

Assistance releasesFollow the support already given.

Track seeds, fertilizer, fingerlings, feed, and fishing gear, with recipient and quantity details.

Animal-health servicesKeep each service on record.

Record vaccination, deworming, vitamins, and treatment by species and municipality.

Cooperatives & machineryKeep track of groups and equipment.

Maintain membership records and monitor equipment condition and availability.

Reports & oversightTurn recorded activity into a plan.

Review service trends, mapping coverage, and municipality reports for office planning.

Department of Agriculture sealOfficial program informationDepartment of AgricultureVisit the DA website

DA initiatives & resources

Programs and learning,
straight from the source.

Go directly to the agencies behind the programs. These links open their official websites.

Department of Agriculture

Start with your
farmer registration.

The Registry System for Basic Sectors in Agriculture (RSBSA) helps identify farmers and fisherfolk for agricultural programs.

Ask your local agriculture office to check your registration and keep your information up to date.

Open DA’s RSBSA Finder

Before your visit

A little preparation
goes a long way.

Visit the agriculture office of the municipality where your farm or livelihood is registered. For animal-health concerns, ask for the responsible veterinary office.

Requirements vary by service. Confirm the office location, schedule, and required documents with your LGU before you go.

Have these details ready, if available

  • Your farmer information

    RSBSA number or farmer registry card, and your current contact details.

  • Your farm or livelihood details

    Barangay, municipality, crops or species, and the area or activity concerned.

  • Your previous assistance or service

    Relevant release slips, service records, or other documents related to your inquiry.

  • What you need help with

    The program, record correction, or service you would like to discuss.

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