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Headline liveweight farmgate price

The curated quarterly figure this site quotes as its headline price, assembled by hand from PSA releases and trade reporting before the machine-retrieved series below existed. It also carries this archive's retraction record: rows the site once published, could not source, and withdrew in the July 2026 audit.

Hand-kept quarterly Hand-maintained PHP/kg liveweight 8 withdrawn

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What this series says

Computed from the rows during the build, over live rows only — a withdrawn figure is one this site could not stand behind, and reprinting it as a record high would be republishing it under a different heading.

Latest

172.44

6.8%

Q2 2026. PHP/kg liveweight.

Highest

211.91

Q2 2025

Lowest

168.00

Q1 2024

Range

43.91

Highest minus lowest, across every published row.

Coverage

100%

12 of 12 rows carry a figure.

Span

2y

2024-03-31 to 2026-06-30

Freshness budget

184d

Nobody publishes this on a schedule, so a cadence budget would be measuring a promise nobody made. 184 days is how long one person's reading is treated as good for.

Withdrawn

8

Kept in the archive, flagged, and deliberately not reprinted below.

Every published row

Headline liveweight farmgate price

PHP/kg liveweight

170.00180.00190.00200.00210.00214.11165.80Q1 2024Q2 2026Q3 2024Q1 2025Q4 2025Apr–May 2026

Reading it: the line breaks wherever the source published no figure, and each of those runs is shaded. The vertical axis is fitted to the data and both bounds are labelled; it does not start at zero, because ₱150 to ₱260 on a zero-based axis is a flat line and a fitted one is the same fact made legible.

Rows, blanks and columns

Coverage

12 rows, 2024-03-31 to 2026-06-30. 12 carry a figure.

Which optional columns it carries

Beyond the period, the value, the source and the access date, which every row in this archive has. Counted from the rows, so a column that stops being filled stops being listed.

  • note — 12 rows. a sentence about that row in particular.
  • derivation — 5 rows. the arithmetic that produced the figure, recomputed on every run.
  • rangeLow — 2 rows. the low end of a published range; `value` is then the midpoint.
  • rangeHigh — 2 rows. the high end of that range.

Freshness

Nobody publishes this on a schedule. A person reads it, and the reading is treated as good for 184 days — a statement about the reader rather than about the world.

Nobody publishes this on a schedule, so a cadence budget would be measuring a promise nobody made. 184 days is how long one person's reading is treated as good for.

Whose survey, read how, out of which document

official statistic

Philippine Statistics Authority — Swine Situation Report

Every row carries the exact page or document it was read from, and the date somebody opened it — not just the agency. Those URLs are in the download, one per row, because "Philippine Statistics Authority — Swine Situation Report" is not a citation anybody can follow.

trade press

BusinessMirror

Every row carries the exact page or document it was read from, and the date somebody opened it — not just the agency. Those URLs are in the download, one per row, because "BusinessMirror" is not a citation anybody can follow.

editorial

Baboy PH editorial synthesis

Every row carries the exact page or document it was read from, and the date somebody opened it — not just the agency. Those URLs are in the download, one per row, because "Baboy PH editorial synthesis" is not a citation anybody can follow.

trade press

BusinessWorld

Every row carries the exact page or document it was read from, and the date somebody opened it — not just the agency. Those URLs are in the download, one per row, because "BusinessWorld" is not a citation anybody can follow.

official statistic

PSA OpenSTAT — Philippine Statistics Authority statistical database

Every row carries the exact page or document it was read from, and the date somebody opened it — not just the agency. Those URLs are in the download, one per row, because "PSA OpenSTAT — Philippine Statistics Authority statistical database" is not a citation anybody can follow.

trade press

eFeedLink — EFL AG-DATA (Philippine live hog price quotes)

Every row carries the exact page or document it was read from, and the date somebody opened it — not just the agency. Those URLs are in the download, one per row, because "eFeedLink — EFL AG-DATA (Philippine live hog price quotes)" is not a citation anybody can follow.

industry group

SINAG — Samahang Industriya ng Agrikultura

Every row carries the exact page or document it was read from, and the date somebody opened it — not just the agency. Those URLs are in the download, one per row, because "SINAG — Samahang Industriya ng Agrikultura" is not a citation anybody can follow.

8 rows this site could not stand behind

Figures this site once published and then could not stand behind. They are kept in the archive rather than deleted, because the record that we got something wrong is worth more than a tidy file — but the wrong numbers are deliberately not reprinted here. They are in the audit download below, flagged, where nobody will mistake one for a current price.

2025-03-31 withdrawn 2026-07-12

Cited a bare domain root, not an article. PSA's official monthlies for Q1 2025 (203.74 / 212.27 / 213.48) give a quarterly mean of 209.83, not 213. Superseded by the derived row below.

2025-06-30 withdrawn 2026-07-12

Contradicted by PSA's own monthlies for Q2 2025 (210.32 / 210.89 / 214.52), whose mean is 211.91. The stored 198 understates the quarter by ~14 PHP/kg and invents a mid-2025 decline that did not happen. Superseded by the derived row below.

2025-12-31 withdrawn 2026-07-12

Cited a bare domain root. No national trough of 165 exists: PSA's Q4 2025 average is 182.83 and the worst single month was 177.78 (November). The 150-180 range reported when DA set the floor describes distressed local selling, not the national average, and must not be charted as one. Superseded by the official row below.

2026-01-31 withdrawn 2026-07-12

Invented. No source, no URL. PSA's official January 2026 national farmgate is 172.56 — the stored value overstates it by 22.44 PHP/kg and reverses the direction of travel.

2026-02-28 withdrawn 2026-07-12

Invented. No source, no URL. PSA's official February 2026 national farmgate is 176.31.

2026-03-31 withdrawn 2026-07-12

Invented. No source, no URL. PSA's official March 2026 national farmgate is 179.23.

2026-04-02 withdrawn 2026-07-12

Cited a bare domain root. The 2 Apr 2026 BusinessMirror article reports a RETAIL price surge and a 120/kg trader margin; it does not report a 218/kg farmgate. eFeedLink's trade quotes for the weeks either side are 181-193/kg liveweight. No source supports 218.

2026-05-20 withdrawn 2026-07-12

Invented. No source, no URL. SINAG told BusinessWorld on 21 May 2026 — the day after this row claims 218 — that live hogs had averaged only 180-190/kg over the preceding seven months.

The most recent 8

two years of a quarterly series. The whole thing is in the downloads below — this table is the end of it.

Period Value Source read on
Q2 2026 172.44 2026-08-14
7-mo avg to May 2026 185.00 2026-07-12
Apr–May 2026 188.00 2026-07-12
Q1 2026 176.03 2026-07-12
Q4 2025 182.83 2026-07-12
Q3 2025 191.51 2026-07-12
Q2 2025 211.91 2026-07-12
Q1 2025 209.83 2026-07-12

Each row cites its own document, linked from its access date.

Four files, free, with attribution

Every row carries its source, its URL and the date somebody actually opened it, and the attribution line is repeated on every row rather than in a header — because the unit of loss is the row, not the file.

File Format Size Rows What is in it
prices.csv text/csv 6 KB 12 Published rows only, one row per period. Retracted rows are excluded, so an average taken over this file is correct without filtering. Null values are the token NA.
full/prices.csv text/csv 10 KB 20 Every row this archive has ever held, including withdrawn ones, with a status column and the retraction date and reason. Use this to audit the archive, not to compute on.
prices.json application/json 11 KB 20 The same rows as the full CSV, as JSON, with the coverage summary and the licence.
prices.parquet application/vnd.apache.parquet 4 KB 12 The published rows with types: the numeric columns are doubles and a missing figure is a real null rather than the NA token a CSV has to write.

Sizes: the real ones, from the same call that produced the bytes the endpoint serves. There is deliberately no Parquet of the full file — the withdrawn rows are the ones nobody may compute on without looking.

Or the whole archive at once

Every series stacked under one schema, typed, with real nulls. It is not this series — kept in its own block so nobody takes the whole archive by mistake.

baboyph-industry.parquet

Please link back

Attribution is the only condition, and it is what keeps a figure traceable once it has been copied twice.

Plain text

Baboy PH state-of-the-industry archive, series "prices". CC BY 4.0. https://baboyph.com/data/prices

BibTeX

@misc{baboyph-prices,
  title        = {Headline liveweight farmgate price},
  author       = {{Baboy PH}},
  howpublished = {\url{https://baboyph.com/data/prices}},
  note         = {PHP/kg liveweight. CC BY 4.0.},
  urldate      = {2026-08-14},
}

Straight at the data

https://baboyph.com/data/prices.csv

Licence: CC BY 4.0. The figures themselves are official statistics published by the agencies named above; what this archive adds is the retrieval, the provenance on every row, and the refusals.