Garcia (1957-1961), the concern of the administration was not on the land and agrarian improvement rather, they simply maintain the law. From the state of being passive, a big transformation happens on the regime of Diosdado Macapagal (1961-1965). He, being entitled as the “Father of Agrarian Reform”, made it possible for the legislation of Agricultural Land Reform Code or RA No. 3844. Regardless of the reform being the most extensive among all the policies passed at that time, the lack of resources became a hindrance for its full …show more content…
To date back, the early Philippine civilization survived through agricultural means of providing their basic needs. Colonizers of the country gain much from what the Filipino man can give them through farm production. The richness and the potentiality of the country’s territory is the cause of various disputes among different states. In the light of independence, various administrations see the significance of maintaining a system which enhances the status of production. From the late President Manuel Quezon up to the dictator, Ferdinand Marcos, land and agricultural reforms were made. There were also instance of strengthening those reforms. At Corazon Aquino’s presidency, the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform started to exist. The CARP aims to elevate the condition of farmers who seems to be abandoned by the government. Eventually, CARP was changed into CARPER. The extended reform did necessary change what is in the CARP rather, it ambitions to improve the supports given to the farm workers by the