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Registered Aquaculture Farms Region I REGISTERED AQUACULTURE FARMS As of February 4, 2019 Control No. Farm Code Name of Farm Species Cultured No. TOTAL NO. OF REGISTERED FARMS - 486 REGION I - 109 1 006180 R1-LUN-132 Ceyu Aqua Farm Milkfish, Siganid 2 006181 R1-PAN-041 Julie Ann Farms Milkfish 3 006182 R1-PAN-117 Julie Ann Farms Milkfish 4 006178 R1-PAN-116 Rubjoe Aqua Farm Milkfish 5 006230 R1-PAN-112 Feedlines Agri-Aqua Corp. Milkfish 6 006231 R1-PAN-093 Super Mega Sea Horse Corp. Milkfish 7 006232 R1-PAN-094 Lucky Fortune Group Inc. Milkfish 8 006233 R1-PAN-095 Phil Mega Fish Corp. Milkfish 9 006257 R1-LUN-120 Panergo Gloria Aquafarm Milkfish, P. vannamei 10 006262 R1-PAN-134 Redialyn Arizo Farm Milkfish 11 006263 R1-PAN-133 Leonzon Fish Farm Milkfish 12 007267 R1-PAN-135 Villanueva Fish and Salt Farm Milkfish 13 007270 R1-PAN-065 Tagumpay Aqua Farm Milkfish 14 007271 R1-PAN-066 Borlongan Aqua Farm P. vannamei, Milkfish 15 007272 R1-PAN-067 Tagumpay Aqua Farm P. vannamei. Milkfish 16 007274 R1-PAN-085 Marina Bay Farms Milkfish 17 007275 R1-PAN-118 Marlo Francisco Aqua Farm P. vannamei, Milkfish 18 007306 R1-PAN-136 FSI Power Bullets Milkfish Bolinao Marine Science Institure 007307 19 R1-PAN-137 (BMSI) Milkfish 20 006299 R1-PAN-138 Catabay Fish Farm Milkfish 006301 R1-PAN-140 21 Aquino Farm Milkfish 22 007308 R1-PAN-141 Aquino Farm Milkfish 23 007309 R1-ILS-043 ACGR Aqua Farm Tilapia 007310 R1-PAN-075 24 Aquino Farm Milkfish 25 007311 R1-PAN-078 Aquino Farm Milkfish, P. vannamei 26 007312 R1-PAN-090 Triguero-Caramat Farm Milkfish 27 007313 R1-PAN-069 NBM Aquaventures Farm Milkfish, P. vannamei 28 006335 R1-LUN-142 FGP Fish Farm P. monodon, Milkfish P. vannamei, P. monodon, 29 006328 R1-PAN-004 PCPerez Aqua Farm Incorporated Milkfish R1-LUN-143 30 006367 Jinxiong Jacob Li Fish Farm Company Milkfish 31 006368 R1-PAN-144 Diaz Farm Milkfish 006369 R1-ILS-123 32 Ilocos Oceanic Hatchery Corporation P. vannamei 33 006300 R1-PAN-139 Mayamang Kaagatan, Inc. Grouper, Seabass 34 006397 R1-PAN-145 J-Camp Aquacultutre Inc. Milkfish 35 006398 R1-PAN-052 Ramon Perdon Farm Milkfish 36 006409 R1-PAN-146 Reyes-De Honor Aqua Farm P. vannamei, Milkfish Guinayangan Marine and 37 006410 R1-LUN-147 Merchandising Corp. (GMMC) Siganid 38 006411 R1-PAN-148 Mary Mae Aquaculture P. monodon, Milkfish 39 006412 R1-PAN-149 Bolasoc Aqua Farm P. monodon, Milkfish 40 006413 R1-PAN-096 Tierra Del Norte Realty Corp. Milkfish 41 006414 R1-PAN-098 RPE Farm Milkfish 42 006415 R1-PAN-126 D & G Aqua Farm Tilapia, Catfish 43 006431 R1-ILS-151 Northwest Aquatics Farms Milkfish, Lobster, Grouper P. monodon, Milkfish, 44 006432 R1-PAN-150 GAMA Farms Rabbitfish 45 006456 R1-PAN-152 JEMVC Aqua Farm Milkfish 46 006457 R1-PAN-044 Joemils Aqua Farm Shrimp, Milkfish, Siganid 47 006465 R1-ILN-168 EDDVILLACA Farm Shrimp. Milkfish, Tilapia 48 006466 R1-PAN-153 Rillera Aqua Farm Milkfish 49 006467 R1-PAN-154 Soriano Farm Shrimp, Milkfish, Siganid 50 006468 R1-PAN-155 Escaño Farm P. vannamei, Milkfish, Malaga 51 006469 R1-PAN-156 Aireen's Prawn Fry Hatchery P. vannamei Nursery 52 006470 R1-PAN-157 Mejia's Farm P. vannamei, Milkfish 53 006471 R1-PAN-158 De Guzman Farm P. vannamei, Milkfish, Tilapia 54 006472 R1-PAN-159 Sunriser Aqua Farm P. vannamei, Milkfish, Tilapia Shrimp, Milkfish, Tilapia, 55 006473 R1-ILS-160 Alcantara Farm Malaga 56 006474 R1-ILS-161 Reintegrado Farm Shrimp, Milkfish, Tilapia Shrimp, Milkfish, Tilapia, 57 006475 R1-LUN-162 Rulloda's Farm Mangrove crab 58 006476 R1-LUN-163 Ysabelle's Aqua Farm P. vannamei, Milkfish 59 006477 R1-LUN-164 Amado Aloot Farm Shrimp, Milkfish 60 006478 R1-LUN-165 Frederick's Aqua Farm P. vannamei, Milkfish 61 006479 R1-LUN-166 Panelo's Farm Milkfish, Tilapia 62 006480 R1-PAN-167 GAMA Farms Shrimp, Milkfish, Malaga 63 006481 R1-PAN-169 Orlino-Arizo Farm Milkfish 64 006483 R1-PAN-170 Erickson Bangus Enterprises P. vannamei, Milkfish 65 006484 R1-PAN-097 Sahara Feeds and Aqua Farm Corp. Milkfish 66 006485 R1-PAN-127 NS Tuvera Aqua Farm Milkfish Milkfish 67 006499 R1-PAN-171 Erickson Bangus Enterprises Malaga City Supermarket Incorporated (CSI) 68 002009 R1-PAN-107 Farm Milkfish City Supermarket Incorporated (CSI) 69 002010 R1-PAN-108 Farm Milkfish City Supermarket Incorporated (CSI) 70 002011 R1-PAN-109 Farm Milkfish City Supermarket Incorporated (CSI) 71 002013 R1-PAN-111 Farm Milkfish P. vannamei 72 006500 R1-PAN-172 Great Blessing from Lord Aqua Farm Milkfish 73 02033 R1-PAN-128 Baybay Aqua Venture Corporation P. vannamei Shrimp Milkfish Tilapia Catfish 74 02034 R1-PAN-173 Gfar Guiang Farm African Catfish 75 002277 R1-PAN-092 Star Bangus Fry Aquaculture, Inc. Milkfish P. vannamei 76 002108 R1-PAN-110 Padlan Integrated Farm Milkfish 77 002109 R1-PAN-129 JVM Aquafarming Milkfish 78 002113 R1-PAN-100 Sunrise Bangus Grower Inc. Milkfish P. monodon 79 002072 R1-PAN-174 Brix Aqua Farm P. Milkfishmonodon Milkfish 80 002115 R1-PAN-176 Joel Pineda Farm Mudcrab P. monodon 81 002073 R1-PAN-175 Brix Aqua Farm Milkfish 82 002114 R1-PAN-099 Jesscon and Sons Aqua Farm Milkfish Milkfish 83 002076 R1-PAN-121 Rod's Aqua Farm Malaga Milkfish 84 002077 R1-PAN-177 Alex Aqua Farm Malaga Milkfish 85 002261 R1-ILS-178 Anita Aqua Farm P. vannameiTilapia Milkfish 86 002262 R1-ILS-179 Tolentino Farm P. vannameiTilapia Milkfish 87 002263 R1-ILS-180 Mario's Farm P. vannameiTilapia Milkfish 88 002264 R1-ILS-181 Cornelio Formoso Farm Tilapia Milkfish 89 002265 R1-ILS-182 Chelsy Aqua Farm Tilapia Milkfish 90 002266 R1-ILS-183 Aguimbag Aqua Farm P. vannameiTilapia Milkfish 91 002267 R1-ILS-184 Ante Farm P. vannameiTilapia P. monodon 92 002268 R1-ILS-185 Amelito's Farm Milkfish Milkfish 93 002269 R1-ILS-186 Virginia Aguimbag Farm P. vannameiTilapia P. monodon 94 002270 R1-ILS-187 Adversalo Farm P. Milkfishvannamei P. monodon 95 002271 R1-ILS-188 Cabello Aqua Farm Milkfish Milkfish 96 002272 R1-ILS-189 Benelyn Ablog's Farm Tilapia Milkfish 97 002273 R1-ILS-190 Ulle Fernando Farm P. vannameiTilapia P. monodon 98 002274 R1-ILS-191 Engr. Reynaldo Ablog Farm P. Milkfishvannamei Milkfish 99 002275 R1-ILS-192 Marcel's Farm Tilapia Milkfish 100 002276 R1-ILS-193 Dolores Farm Tilapia 002110 R1-PAN-194 Ignacio Aqua Farm 101 Milkfish J & F Aquatic Resource Farming 002111 R1-LUN-195 102 Corporation P. Milkfishvannamei P. monodon 103 002295 R1-ILS-196 Canada's Farm Milkfish Milkfish 104 002296 R1-ILS-197 Nelson Aqua Farm Tilapia 105 002297 R1-PAN-198 C & B Farm Milkfish 106 002298 R1-PAN-115 Argin Aqua Farm Milkfish Malaga 107 002307 R1-PAN-130 Infanta Aqua Farm Pompano 108 002308 R1-PAN-046 Lucas Ballesteros Aqua Farm Milkfish Milkfish 109 002310 R1-LUN-200 A & J Fish Farm Mudcrab REGION II - 23 1 006167 R2-CAG-003 Dataj Aquafarm Inc. - B P. vannamei 2 007304 R2-CAG-001 Dataj Aquafarm Inc. - A P. vannamei 3 007305 R2-CAG-060 Dataj Aquafarm Inc. - C P. vannamei 4 006399 R2-NOV-064 Olipas Fish Farm Tilapia 5 006400 R2-NOV-065 Lagumbay Fish Farm-B Tilapia 6 006433 R2-ISA-069 Gaspar Fish Farm Tilapia 7 006434 R2-ISA-066 Jade Wood Farm Tilapia, Catfish 8 006435 R2-ISA-067 Malsi Fish Farm Tilapia 9 006436 R2-ISA-068 Delos Santos Fish Farm Tilapia 10 006493 R2-CAG-070 Dataj Aquafarm Inc. - D P. vannamei 11 006494 R2-CAG-061 Dingil Farm Tilapia 12 002094 R2-ISA-081 Malana's Fish Farm Tilapia 13 002095 R2-ISA-080 Milandres Fish Farm Tilapia 14 002096 R2-NV-079 Rodriguez Fishfarm Tilapia 15 002097 R2-NV-078 Gascon Fishfarm Tilapia 16 002098 R2-NV-077 Jimenez Fishfarm Tilapia Tilapia 17 002099 R2-NV-076 Natividad Fishfarm Catfish 18 002100 R2-NV-075 Beting Fishfarm Tilapia 19 002101 R2-NV-074 Cabacungan Fishfarm Tilapia 20 002102 R2-ISA-073 Ramos Fishfarm Tilapia 21 002103 R2-ISA-072 Abaya Fishfarm Tilapia 22 002104 R2-ISA-071 Dizon Fishfarm Tilapia 23 002105 R2-ISA-070 Orje Fishfarm Tilapia REGION III - 22 Shrimp, Milkfish, Tilapia, 1 006173 R3-BUL-136 ATM Aquafarm Crabs Shrimp, Milkfish, Tilapia, 2 006174 R3-BUL-137 ATM Aquafarm Crabs Shrimp, Milkfish, Tilapia, 3 006175 R3-BUL-138 ATM Aquafarm Crabs P. vannamei, Milkfish, Tilapia, 4 006176 R3-BUL-139 CCM Farm Crabs 5 006401 R3-BUL-127 ATM Aquafarm Shrimp, Milkfish, Tialpia Shrimp, Milkfish, Tialpia, 6 006402 R3-BUL-128 ATM Aquafarm Crabs Shrimp, Milkfish, Tialpia, 7 006403 R3-BUL-129 ATM Aquafarm Crabs 8 006404 R3-PAM-081 CCM Farm Shrimp, Milkfish, Tialpia 9 006405 R3-BUL-005 CCM Farm Shrimp, Milkfish 10 006406 R3-NUE-140 TGA Foods Corporation Tilapia 11 006423 R3-PAM-103 Trese Farm P. monodon, Milkfish, Crabs P. monodon, P. vannamei, 12 006424 R3-PAM-140 Madalumdum Farm Tilapia, Crabs P. monodon, P. vannamei, 13 006425 R3-PAM-105 Parara Farm Tilapia, Milkfish, Crabs P. monodon, P. vannamei, 14 006426 R3-PAM-104 Squatter Farm Tilapia, Milkfish, Crabs 15 006427 R3-ZAM-101 Lolo Jose Aquafarm Milkfish P. vannamei Milkfish 16 002001 R3-BUL-141 Trillana Fish Trading Farm I Crab P. vannamei Milkfish 17 002002 R3-BUL-142 Trillana Fish Trading Farm II Crab 18 002064 R3-ZAM-143 San Andres Producer's Cooperative 1 Milkfish 19 002065 R3-ZAM-144 San Andres Producer's Cooperative 2 Milkfish 20 002066 R3-ZAM-145 J & F Aquatic Resources Farming Milkfish 21 002067 R3-ZAM-146 J & F Aquatic Resources Farming Milkfish 22 002068 R3-ZAM-147 J & F Aquatic Resources Farming Milkfish CALABARZON REGION - 24 1 006236 R4A-BAT-007 Batangas Aqua Farm Inc.
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