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Pointers on Agrarian Reform
1930 - tenancy problem, SAKDALISTA (Benigno Ramos)
1940 - pedro abad santos , religous and public states
1935 - secuirity of all the people
RA No 34 of 1946 - 70 - 30 crops sharing (Manuel Roxas)
RA No. 1199, Sept. 1954 , Ramon Magsaysay. amended by
RA No. 2263 division of crops
1955 - Land Reform enacted
RA No. 3844, 1963, Diosdado Macapagal - Agricultural Land Reform Code.
Presidential Decree No. 2, September 21, 1972, Ferdinand Marcos - entire Philippines as land reform area.
Presidential Decree No. 27, October 21, 1972, emancipating the tenant-farmers from the bondage of the soils.
RA. No. 6657 - Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Law of 1988

Resistance in the Implementation of Agrarian Reform
- Fragmentation of farm holding
- Small farms become less productive
- Ineffective government programs
-Agrarian reform failed in the past

Spanish Decree of 1880 - peasants to secure legal titles to their lands
Spanish Decree of 1894 - A decree granting landholders one year to secure legal titles to their land.
Public Land Act of July 1, 1902 - effective on July 26, 1904, homestead plots not in excess of 16 hectares
Act No 4054, The Rice Share Tenancy Act of 1933 - minimum standards 50 - 50
Act No 4113 (Sugar Cane Tenancy Contracts) - regulating relationship of land owners and tenants of sugar land
Commonwealth Act No. 103 - Creating Court of Industrialship
Commonwealth Act No. 213 - Define and reglated legitimate labor organizations
Commonwealth Act Nos. 178, 461, and 608 - more protection to agri. tenants.
Rep. Act no. 34 of 1946 - 70 - 30 crop sharing
Rep Act no 1160 of 1954 - National Resettlement and Rehabilitation Administration
Rep Act No. 1199 (The Agricultural Tenancy Act of 1954) - Amended by RA No. 2263 division of crops
Rep Act No. 1400 (Land Reform Act of 1955) - Land Tenure Administration and reduction of lands
Rep Act No. 3844 (The Agricultural Land Reform Code of 1963) - Abolition of share tenancy
Rep Act 6390 (Agrarian Reform

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