Dairy Buffalo Module (Program on the 25-Dairy Buffalo Module under the Modified “Paiwi” System)
As PCC has limited female buffaloes at the moment, this service/program is
available to qualified farmer-cooperative members on a “first-come-first serve”
basis and subject to the availability of the animals.
Brief Description
The 25 dairy buffalo module is a facility whereby PCC entrust 25 head purebred
dairy buffaloes to qualified farmer-trustees (one buffalo per farmer-trustee to
new cooperatives or its members) who belong to a duly registered cooperative or
association. The entrustment follows a Trusteeship or Modified “Paiwi” Scheme
wherein the farmer-trustee is expected to take care of the animal, maintain animal
and production records, provide necessary inputs and other obligations stipulated
in the modified “Paiwi” contract; and continuously engage in dairy business
following approved practices and technology provided by PCC.
Modified “Paiwi” or Trusteeship scheme (Dairy Buffalo Module): The original
animal remain a property of PCC. The farmer-trustee takes ownership of the first
offspring as his share and equally co-owns with PCC the succeeding calves.
Farmer-trustee may opt to buy the PCC’s share in each succeeding offspring or
the other way around.
Dairy buffalo module can be availed in two ways: (A) Cooperative Dairy Module,
and (B) Family Dairy Module.
1. As follows are the initial requirements to avail of the breeding stocks,
which shall be accomplished by the Cooperative:
a. Letter or resolution requesting for 25 head buffalo dairy
module addressed to PCC Executive Director
b. Master list of the Cooperative Members
c. List of members endorsed by the Officers of the Cooperative/
Association to avail of the dairy buffalo module
d. Certificate of being a legal entity (CDA/DOLE/SEC registration)
e. Certificate of Good Standing (if registered with the CDA)
f. Accomplishment Report, preferably for the last two (2) years
g. Current inventory of carabaos in the area where the association or
cooperative is operating
h. List of schools and student population
i. History of the Barangay where the Cooperative is located
j. Socio-economic profile of the community/town
2. After complying to the requirements, the following activities shall
be conducted as the next procedure to determine if the association
or cooperative and its members are qualified to be awarded of the
trusteeship:
2.1 Schedule visit to association/cooperative for ocular inspection, field
visit and validation of identity
2.2 Orientation meeting with the Officers and Members
2.3 Social Preparation Training: Issuance of Training Certificate by the
SPT Team
2.4 Technical Training Issuance of Training Certificate by the Technical
Training Team
2.5 Evaluation of the farmer on the following:
a. Photocopy (certified true copy) of the Guarantee Fund Bank
Deposit
b. Total amount of the Guarantee Fund
c. Photocopy (certified true copy) of the resolution regarding
Guarantee Fund between the Cooperative and the PCC
Representative
d. Availability of the animal shed
e. Availability of the forage production area/forage resource
f. Availability of clean and safe source of drinking water
g. Availability of electricity in the area
3. If the two abovementioned processes (1.1 and 1.2) are complied, the
farmer becomes a farmer-trustee, as declared by the PCC Evaluation
Team, eligible for the trusteeship and the association or cooperative
ready for entrustment of the breeding animals under the Modified
“Paiwi” scheme. Then, schedule of animal release to the association
or cooperative shall be set provided the following documents are duly
accomplished:
a. Signed Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with the Cooperative,
LGU and PCC
b. Signed Modified Paiwi Contract with the Farmer-Trustee,
Cooperative and the PCC
c. Issuance of individual animal record
4. Monitoring and Evaluation (shall be done as part of the evaluation and
post-evaluation processes)
Qualified family or families may avail of 5 to10 head dairy buffaloes in
case they are already into dairying activity using crossbred or native
carabaos for around five years or more. This is prioritized in areas with at
least 100 breedable animals and where a dairy cooperative does not exist
yet. Moreover, these farmer-trustees have to agree first to later organize
themselves into a dairy association or cooperative. The implementing
guidelines follow the Cooperative Dairy Module with the exclusion of
the requirements, which are exclusively to be accomplished by a dairy
cooperative.
| 1. Request for dairy
module |
Formal request (letter or
resolution) addressed to the
Executive Director |
Requesting party/
farmer-cooperative |
As it comes |
| 2. Reply to formal request |
Requesting party’s mailing
address and contact
numbers |
Office of the
Executive Director |
1.5 days |
| STEPS |
REQUIREMENTS |
RESPONSIBLE
OFFICE/PERSON |
PROCESSING
TIME |
| 3. Assess request and
requesting party |
Instruction from the
Executive Director
CDA/DOLE Registration
Certificate of Good Standing
(CDA), Accomplishment
reports, List of members,
Audited Financial
Statement, Current inventory
of carabaos |
Executive Director,
Planning,
Monitoring, and
Evaluation Division
(PMED) staff
Coordinator, GIP
Coordinator,
Other concerned
Coordinators
(CBED, NIZ) |
1 day |
| 4. Check animal availability
and its performance |
Appropriate reports from GIP |
PMED staff |
0.5 day |
| 5. Submit the letter
of intent and result
of evaluation to the
Executive Director |
Letter of intent
Evaluation report |
NIZ/RIZ/CBED
Coordinators |
1 day |
| 6. Inform requesting party
on the status of their
request |
Formal letter |
Executive Director |
15 days |
| 7. For approved request,
the following will be
conducted:
a. Orientation on 25 dairy
buffalo module
b. Background
investigation on
would-be trustees
c. Social Preparation
Training
d. Training on dairy
buffalo management |
List of would-be trustees
Benchmark information
survey
Carabao inventory
Complete attendance of
would-be trustees |
Requesting party
NIZ/RIZ/CBED
coordinators
Requesting party
PCC Trainers
PCC Trainers |
6 days |
| 8. Check on the availability
of required farmertrustees’
counterpart |
4m x 4m animal shed
Bank certification for
Php25,000.00 Guarantee
Fund
1000 sq m planted with
napier
Certificates of attendance in
steps 7c and 7d |
NIZ/RIZ/CBED
coordinators |
1 day |
| 9. Facilitate
accomplishment of
pertinent documents
needed to effect selling/
release of animal/s |
Authority to Release, Animal
Health Certificate, Shipping
Permit, Loan Contracts |
PMED staff
OED Veterinarians
PMED staff
NIZ/RIZ/CBED |
5 days |
| 10. Authorize release of the
animal |
Duly signed Authority to
Release |
Executive Director |
0.5 day |
| 11. Check readiness of
unloading area |
unloading mound and corral |
NIZ/RIZ/CBED
coordinators |
1 day |
| 12. Release/ award the dairy
buffalo module |
Documents issued/signed
in steps 9 and 10 |
PMED staff
NIZ/RIZ/CBED
coordinators |
0.5 day |
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