This paper describes Philippine farmers’ perception on farm mechanization and land reformation. For a survey, 280 farmers were interviewed. According to the survey, Philippine farmerrespondents seem to recognize the many advantages of using farm machines over manual, even if these are expensive and will certainly displace laborers. Although land reformation is known to only one third of the farmers, they understand it as a way of re-structuring roads and fields, and will ease farm management. Philippine farmers’ awareness of farm mechanization and land reformation appears to be very low and they also have financial problems when they consider to adopt farm mechanization and land reformation. Therefor, it is very essential to raise farmer’s awareness and also provide financial subsidy to farmers who have willingness to adopt mechanization and land reformation. Also introduction of farm land bank system like korean experience is recommended as one of alternatives.

ABSTRACT
 1. Introduction
 2. Status of farm mechanization of the Philippines
 3. Methodology
 4. Result and Discussion
  4.1. Farm landholding
  4.2. Machine ownership and utilization
  4.3. Farmers’ perceptions on farm mechanization
  4.4. Farmers’ willingness to adopt land reformation
  4.5. Farmers’ perceptions on land reformation
 5. Conclusion
 적 요
 References

• Elmer G. Bautista(Senior science research specialist, Philippine Rice Research Institute)
• Jong-sun Kim(Research fellow, Korea Rural Economic Institute)
• Yun-jung Kim(Researcher, Korea Rural Economic Institute)
• Maria Evic Panganiban(Specialist, Department of Agriculture, Philippines)