The aim of this research is to ascertain the linguistic registers used by the farmers in Silago, Southern Leyte, Philippines. Developmental research, or development, is the methodology employed. This study has thirty respondents. Languages that were registered were determined using a questionnaire. Based on the analysis of the study, it was discovered that the farmers of Silago, Southern Leyte, Philippines are contains many registered words. There are three categories of registered languages of farmers. Gardening, fishing and animal husbandry. In horticulture, it is categorized into planting rice, vegetables, root crops, bananas, coconuts, corn, sweet potatoes, tools and cooking. The second category is fishing and the livestock category covers food, activities and other items. The register language of farmers has two types of morphemes. They are the non-free morpheme (suffix) and the free morpheme (root word). Words can be classified as simple, compound, and repetitive. There are three speech predominate. The adjective, verb, and noun. The registered language of the farmers has its own distinct linguistic structure. It is recommended that more research be done on the phonological and morphological forms in order to properly characterize the features of the Silago, Southern Leyte, Philippines, language. If the subject is register, teachers should base their instruction on local words like the generated output.