and site in Bulacan. Some of the businesses and industries include agribusiness; aquaculture; banking; cement bag making; ceramics; construction; courier; education; food/food processing; furniture; garments; gifts, houseware & decors; hospitals; hotels, resorts and restaurants; information and communications technology; insurance; jewelry; leather and leather tanning; manpower; manufacturing; marble; printing press; pyrotechnics and fireworks manufacturing; realty/real property development; shoe manufacturing; textile; trade; transport services; travel and tours. Agribusiness and aquaculture The rural areas still mostly depend on agriculture and aquaculture as a source of income. Some of the major crops are rice, corn, vegetables, and fruits such as mangoes. An orchid farm is operating at Golden Bloom Orchids at Barangay Maguinao in San Rafael, Bulacan. The fisheries of Bulacan, aside from fishponds and rivers, include Bustos Dam and waterlogged areas. Major species cultured include bangus, tilapia, prawn, and catfish. This made Bulacan a leading province in Bangus (milkfish) production based on reports of the Bureau of Agricultural Statistics (BAS). Banking and finance Bulacan is served by all major banks with more than 200 banks doing business in the province. The entrepreneurial culture is supported by the strong cooperative movement with total assets of over PhP 2 Billion. Industrial estate and parks This is a partial list of industrial sites in the province: First Bulacan Industrial City—Malolos City Intercity Industrial Estate—Wakas, Bocaue Bulacan Agro-Industrial Subdivision—Calumpit Bulacan Metro Warehouse (BMW) Center—Guiguinto Horizon IT Park—San Jose del Monte Meycauayan Industrial Subd. I, II, III & IV—Meycauayan Meridian Industrial Compound—Meycauayan Muralla Industrial Project—Meycauayan First Valenzuela Industrial Compound—Meycauayan Sterling Industrial Park Phase I, II, III & IV—Meycauayan Grand Industrial Estate—Plaridel Sapang Palay Industrial Estates—San Jose del Monte Agus Development Corporation—Santa María Bulacan ICT Park—Marilao Golden City Business Park—Wakas, Bocaue Sterling Industrial Park—Marilao Income Bulacan received the top place for "LGU's with Highest Gross Income" (PhP 1,717,600,000.00) and "Top Spender by LGU's" (PhP 1,349,420,000.00), and third (3rd) among the "Top Provinces with Generated Biggest Net Income" (PhP 368,180,000.00) according to the 2006 Annual Financial Report - Local Governments of the Commission of Audit. The first time to top the perennial top placer, which was the Province of Cebu. The province received the top place for "LGU's with Highest Gross Income" (PHP 1,807,600,000.00), second (2nd) in "Top Spender by LGU's" (PHP 1,372,160,000.00), and third (3rd) among the "Top Provinces with Generated Biggest Net Income" (PHP 434,830,000.00) according to the 2007 Annual Financial Report - Local Governments of the Commission