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The Philippines is known for its rich farmlands and vast natural resources, there is no question as to why the country is most likely known primarily as an agricultural country. The purpose of the paper is to determine the effects of non-price determinants which are the land input, the cost of production of crops, the farmers' wages, and COVID-19 on the production of major crops in the Philippines which are rice and corn. Using the Ordinary Least Squares to summarize and analyze the secondary data gathered from the Philippine Statistics Authority from 2010 - 2021, this proved that for Rice, The variables Land input and Cost of Production have a significant positive relationship while the production level while Farmer's wages have a significant negative impact. COVID-19 on the other hand is insignificant since Rice is an essential to every Filipino household even during the time of the Pandemic. For Corn, The variables Land input and Cost of Production also have a significant positive relationship while the production level while COVID-19 have a significant negative impact.