File photo fromPhilippine Fisheries Development Authority MANILA - The Department of Agriculture (DA) expects the sufficiency level of the fishery resources in the country to reach 92 percent this year as it undertakes efforts to boost local production. However, the DA said actual fish supply is dependent on conditions that are currently beyond control. "Ang (Our) security level natin ay pangkasulukuyan lang (can only depend on present circumstances). We do not inherit agriculture from our past and neither will we be recipients of the future so gusto po natin sustainable kaya po tayo may mga closures (we want it to be sustainable, that is why, we implement the closed fishing seasons)," DA director for operations Ariel Cayanan said in a press briefing on Thursday. Agriculture Secretary William Dar said the closed fishing seasons in coastal waters aim to allow fingerlings to thrive and get to their adult phase before the fishers are allowed to catch within their breeding areas.