Philippine poultry farmgate prices, every figure carrying the source it came from and the date it was read.
Farmgate at the first step, retail at the last. Both are in here and they are not the same figure.
₱150.31/kg liveweight
199 × ₱/kg liveweight · 2010-01 – 2026-07
PSA OpenSTAT: Farmgate Prices (New Series), Livestock and Poultry
What growers are paid per kilo of live broiler at the farm, before anyone hauls, dresses or sells it.
₱33.50/head
109 × ₱/head · 2023-01 – 2026-07
BAI: Weekly Prices of Livestock, Poultry and Feed Ingredients
What a broiler day-old chick costs per head at farmgate, from the Bureau of Animal Industry’s weekly monitoring.
₱6.74/piece
199 × ₱/piece · 2010-01 – 2026-07
PSA OpenSTAT: Farmgate Prices (New Series), Livestock and Poultry
What layer farms are paid per egg at the farm, across all sizes.
₱223.95/kg liveweight
199 × ₱/kg liveweight · 2010-01 – 2026-07
PSA OpenSTAT: Farmgate Prices (New Series), Livestock and Poultry
What keepers are paid per kilo of live native chicken at the farm. The premium over broiler is the whole economic case for keeping native birds.
₱118.69/kg liveweight
199 × ₱/kg liveweight · 2010-01 – 2026-07
PSA OpenSTAT: Farmgate Prices (New Series), Livestock and Poultry
The same figure as the broiler farmgate price, measured on commercial establishments instead of households. PSA runs the two as separate surveys and they do not agree.
₱117.47/kg liveweight
199 × ₱/kg liveweight · 2010-01 – 2026-07
PSA OpenSTAT: Farmgate Prices (New Series), Livestock and Poultry
What a layer farm is paid per kilo liveweight for the hens themselves, at the end of a laying cycle.
₱8.61/piece
199 × ₱/piece · 2010-01 – 2026-07
PSA OpenSTAT: Farmgate Prices (New Series), Livestock and Poultry
What keepers are paid per native chicken egg at the farm. The premium over a layer egg is the same argument the native chicken series makes, in a different product.
₱213.24/kg
103 × ₱/kg · 2018-01 – 2026-07
PSA OpenSTAT: Retail Prices of Agricultural Commodities (2018-based), Poultry
What a whole dressed broiler costs per kilo in a Philippine market. The figure most people mean when they ask what manok costs.
₱9.03/piece
103 × ₱/piece · 2018-01 – 2026-07
PSA OpenSTAT: Retail Prices of Agricultural Commodities (2018-based), Poultry
What one medium chicken egg costs at retail, nationally, from the PSA monthly retail survey.
₱9.60/piece
103 × ₱/piece · 2018-01 – 2026-07
PSA OpenSTAT: Retail Prices of Agricultural Commodities (2018-based), Poultry
What one medium native chicken egg costs at retail. The premium over an ordinary egg is small at the market and large at the farm gate, which is worth knowing first.
228,489,122 birds
67 × birds · 2010-01 – 2026-07
PSA: Livestock and Poultry Quarterly Bulletin
How many chickens were standing in the Philippines on the first morning of the quarter, counted by PSA across every holding size.
52,103,982 birds
67 × birds · 2010-01 – 2026-07
PSA: Livestock and Poultry Quarterly Bulletin
How many layer-type birds were in the national laying flock on the first morning of the quarter. The supply side of every egg price on this site.
256,487,571 birds
170 × birds · 1984-03 – 2026-06
PSA: Livestock and Poultry Quarterly Bulletin
How many birds went through registered dressing plants over the quarter. The series runs back to 1984, which makes it the longest record on this site.
586,181.75 MT liveweight
106 × MT liveweight · 2000-03 – 2026-06
PSA: Livestock and Poultry Quarterly Bulletin
How much chicken the country produced over the quarter, in metric tons liveweight, as PSA measures it: birds disposed for slaughter or dressing, shipped out or not.
235,152.32 MT
106 × MT · 2000-03 – 2026-06
PSA: Livestock and Poultry Quarterly Bulletin
How many tons of chicken eggs the country produced over the quarter, from PSA’s quarterly poultry bulletin.
2,313 thousand MT
27 × thousand MT · 1999-12 – 2025-12
USDA Foreign Agricultural Service: Production, Supply and Distribution (PSD) and the Philippines Poultry Annual
What USDA estimates the country ate in a year, in thousands of tonnes. Production plus imports, less exports and the change in stocks.
612 thousand MT
27 × thousand MT · 1999-12 – 2025-12
USDA Foreign Agricultural Service: Production, Supply and Distribution (PSD) and the Philippines Poultry Annual
How much chicken meat came into the country in a year, in thousands of tonnes, as USDA’s Manila post estimates it.
1,713 thousand MT
27 × thousand MT · 1999-12 – 2025-12
USDA Foreign Agricultural Service: Production, Supply and Distribution (PSD) and the Philippines Poultry Annual
What USDA estimates the country produced in a year, in thousands of tonnes ready-to-cook. Carried so the import figure beside it has something to be a share of.
PSA splits every quarterly chicken count three ways by the size of the flock it was standing in: 500 birds or fewer, 501 to 10,000, and 10,001 or more.
The fifteen raw ingredients the Bureau of Animal Industry prices every week, in pesos per kilo at wholesale. Between them they are what a sack of feed is made of.
The same four administrative levels, counted for areas the Bureau of Animal Industry still lists as having an on-going case in the week it reported.
The four levels the Bureau of Animal Industry counts weekly: regions, provinces, cities and municipalities, and barangays still under an avian influenza restriction.
The two ways a native chicken is sold in a Philippine market, priced per kilo, on one page.
PSA’s self-sufficiency ratio for chicken meat and for chicken eggs: the share of what the country used that the country produced, back to 1988.
Every figure here names the source it came from and links to it. Some are farmgate, what the grower is paid at the farm rather than what you pay at the palengke; some are retail; and a few are not prices at all. No page here ever cites one as another. Wrong figures get retracted in place and stay visible, kasi a number that quietly disappears is worse than one that was wrong out loud.
Some figures a keeper needs are not published by anybody. Those are listed rather than estimated.