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    Barangay Tanato Nag Ffs Year Dry Season Wet Season

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    The document summarizes income data from Barangay Tanato over several years, comparing income when farmers field schools (FFS) were conducted versus when they were not. It shows that: 1) Income per hectare was consistently higher in years when FFS were conducted compared to years without FFS. 2) The percentage gain in income from one year to the next was generally higher when FFS were conducted. 3) In both dry and wet seasons, income increased over time but leveled off or increased slightly in later years when FFS were no longer conducted.

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    The document summarizes income data from Barangay Tanato over several years, comparing income when farmers field schools (FFS) were conducted versus when they were not. It shows that: 1) Income per hectare was consistently higher in years when FFS were conducted compared to years without FFS. 2) The percentage gain in income from one year to the next was generally higher when FFS were conducted. 3) In both dry and wet seasons, income increased over time but leveled off or increased slightly in later years when FFS were no longer conducted.

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    The document summarizes income data from Barangay Tanato over several years, comparing income when farmers field schools (FFS) were conducted versus when they were not. It shows that: 1) Income per hectare was consistently higher in years when FFS were conducted compared to years without FFS. 2) The percentage gain in income from one year to the next was generally higher when FFS were conducted. 3) In both dry and wet seasons, income increased over time but leveled off or increased slightly in later years when FFS were no longer conducted.

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    Barangay Tanato Nag Ffs Year Dry Season Wet Season

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    The document summarizes income data from Barangay Tanato over several years, comparing income when farmers field schools (FFS) were conducted versus when they were not. It shows that: 1) Income per hectare was consistently higher in years when FFS were conducted compared to years without FFS. 2) The percentage gain in income from one year to the next was generally higher when FFS were conducted. 3) In both dry and wet seasons, income increased over time but leveled off or increased slightly in later years when FFS were no longer conducted.

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    BARANGAY TANATO

    NAG FFS
    YEAR DRY SEASON WET SEASON
    2008 272, 116 / 8.5= 32,116 271, 850 / 8.5= 31,982
    2011 334,900 / 10 = 33,490 332, 600 / 10= 33, 260
    2014 341, 140 / 10 = 34, 100 339, 985 / 10 = 33, 999

    Walang FFS
    YEAR DRY SEASON WET SEASON
    2007 530, 227 / 17 = 31, 227 540,500 / 17 = 31,794
    2009 546, 800 / 17 = 32, 165 547, 996 / 17 = 32, 235
    2010 551, 500 / 17 = 32, 441 548, 900 / 17 = 32, 288
    2012 523, 590 / 15.5 = 33, 790 522, 000 / 15.5 = 33,677
    2013 525, 400 / 15.5 = 33, 896 524, 996 / 15.5 = 33,871
    2015 530, 800 / 15.5 = 34, 245 527, 600 / 15.5 = 34, 039

    PERCENTAGE GAIN
    DRY SEASON
    2007-2008 .84%
    2008-2009 .15%
    2009-2010 .86%
    2010-2011 3.23%
    2011-2012 .90%
    2012-2013 .58%
    2013-2014 .37%
    2014-2015 .18%
    DRY SEASON
    34500 34140
    33935 34045
    33780 33896
    34000
    33490
    33500
    32919
    33000
    32582
    32441
    32500 32165
    32116
    32000
    31585
    31370
    31500 31227
    31000
    30500
    30000
    29500
    2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

    average income with FFS w/out FFS

    PERCENTAGE GAIN
    WET SEASON
    2007-2008 .59%
    2008-2009 .79%
    2009-2010 .16%
    2010-2011 3.01%
    2011-2012 1.25%
    2012-2013 .58%
    2013-2014 .38%
    2014-2015 .12%
    WET SEASON
    34500
    34000
    33500
    33000
    32500
    32000
    31500
    31000
    30500
    30000
    29500
    2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

    ave income/ha with FFS w/o FFS

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