5 guides on liveweight for Philippine pig farmers.
Central Visayas paid ₱208.73/kg in June 2026, up ₱17.81 since March while ten of seventeen regions fell. Bohol is doing the heavy lifting at ₱231.57 and Cebu's own figure has not moved in three months. Here is what is behind the premium and what a raiser outside Cebu can actually do with it.
Sep 6, 2026
Siquijor's June figure is ₱279.24 a kilo. City of Davao's is ₱122.02. That is ₱157.22 between two provinces in the same month for the same animal, or ₱14,936 on one 95 kg pig. Here is the whole provincial ranking, where it comes from, and how to check it yourself.
Aug 21, 2026
A kilo of liempo cost ₱380 at the BAI-monitored stall in early July 2026. The raiser who grew that pig was paid ₱171.76 a kilo liveweight. Everybody has a theory about where the difference goes. This one is built from four price series published every week, and the answer is not the one people shout.
Aug 19, 2026
A pig dresses out at about 72–78% of liveweight. A 100 kg pig yields roughly 72–78 kg carcass, so a ₱185/kg liveweight price is not a ₱185/kg dressed price. Here is the math and how to protect yourself at the sale.
May 19, 2026
As of August 2026, PSA's official Q2 farmgate is ₱172.44/kg while the trade quotes ₱180–₱190/kg, well below the ₱210/kg DA floor, and right on top of a ₱180/kg cost of production. Here is the real picture and how to confirm the price near you.
May 19, 2026
