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AGRARIAN REFORM Agrarian Reform programs involve the realignment of land relationships to meet the interest of the government and the dominant class in the society. It is the drastic, planned public intervention aimed at bringing about a new structure of access to land that is more adequate to the requirements of the socio economic and political system.

Agrarian Reform vs. Land Reform Agrarian reform invariably involves the restructuring of land relationships, hence, it is also referred to as land reform. On the contrary, Ben Cousins (2007) believes that Land Reform is concerned with rights in land, and their character, strength and distribution, while.. Agrarian reform focuses not only on these but on broader sets of issues, it is concerned more with economic and political power and the relations between them

ECONOMIC BASIS FOR AGRARIAN REFORM EQUITY ASPECT agrarian reform is needed to achieve a more equal distribution of income. EFFICIENCY – There is inverse relationship between farm size and yield, – Productivity is higher on small farms than on larger farms

HISTORY OF AGRARIAN REFORM ENCOMIENDA SYSTEM (similar to the Feudal System of medieval Europe) – Conquistadores and friars acted as caretaker of the Royal crown over the subjugated local inhabitants – These trustees were granted encomiendas or estates and had the obligation to look into the welfare of the inhabitants

– in return they can collect tributes from the indios, – numerous abuses by the conquistadores and friars led to uprisings and it became the rallying point of Philippine revolution of Philippine Bill of 1902 – US Congress set a limit of 16 hectares of Philippine public land to be sold or leased to individuals and 1,024 hectare to corporations.

Kasama (sharecropper) system of 1924 –C–Cultivators were deep in debt for they were dependent on advances made by the landowner or inquilino and had to pay high interest rate. Principsal and interest accumulated rapidly –I–It was estimated that an average tenant family needed 163 years to pay off debts and acquire the title of the land

–I–It created a class of peons or surfs, children inherited the debts of their fathers and over the generations –N–No contracts, unwritten agreements only and landowners would change conditions to their own advantage –S–Successive governments were compelled to adopt progressive measures to deal with the mounting unrest in the rural areas.

Philippine Agrarian Law and Pertinent Provisions Agrarian law Philippine Bill of 1902 Land Registration Act of 1902 Public Land Act of 1903 Pertinent provisions Sets the ceiling on the hectarage that individuals and corporations may acquire. Provided for a comprehensive registration of land titles Introduced the homestead system in the Philippines

Commonwealth Act No (Rice Share Tenancy Act of 1933) Commonwealth Act No of 1934 Commonwealth Act No. 178 ( An Amendment to the Rice Tenancy Act) Regulated relationships between landowners and tenants of rice (50-50 sharing) Regulated relationships between landowners and tenants of sugarcane lands Provided for certain controls in the landlord tenant relationship

Commonwealth Act No. 461 of 1937 Republic Act No. 34 of 1946 Republic Act No. 55 of 1946 Specified the reasons for the dismissal of tenants and only with the approval of the Tenancy Division of the Department of Justice. Established the sharing arrangement Provided for a more effective safeguard against arbitrary ejectment of tenants

Republic Act No. 821 of 1952 RA No Agricultural Tenancy Act of 1954 Created the Agricultural Credit Cooperative Financing Administration, provided farmers 6-8% interest rate on loans. Governed the relationship between landowners and tenants by organizing the share tenancy and leasehold systems

RA No Land reform Act of 1955 RA No Agricultural Land Reform Code of 1963 Created the land Tenure Administration, it distributed 200 ha. for individuals and 600 ha for corporations. Abolished the share tenancy, institutionalized leasehold set retention limit at 75 ha

RA No Code of Agrarian Reform of 1971 RA No of 1971 Amended RA No. 3844, compensated the agri lessees equal to 5 times the average gross annual harvest in 5 years. Created the Department of Agrarian Reform and the Agrarian Reform Special Account Fund

Presidential Decree No. 2 of 1972 PD No. 27 of 1972 RA No Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Law of 1988 Declared the country under the land reform program Restricted the land reform scope to tenanted rice and corn lands and set the retention limit at 7 ha. Instituted a comprehensive agrarian reform program, the current legal framework of CARP

RA No of 1995 RA No Agricultural and Fisheries Modernization Act of 1997 RA No Agrarian Reform Fund Bill Exempted fishponds and prawns from CARP Plugged the legal loopholes in land use conversion Provided for additional 50 billion pesos for CARP and extended its implementation for another 10 years