New Theory: Integrated and Sustainable Agricultural System
Phase I
Farmland Division for Optimum Benefits
The land is divided into four parts with a ratio of 30:30:30:10.
The first 30% is designated for a pond to store rainwater during the rainy season while during the dry season it serves to supply water to grow crops and raise aquatic animals and plants.
The second 30% is set aside for rice cultivation during the rainy season for the family’s daily consumption throughout the year to cut down on expenses and allow the farmers to be self-reliant.
The third 30% is used for growing fruit and perennial trees, vegetables, field crops and herbs for daily consumption. If there is any surplus, it will be sold.
The last 10% is set aside for accommodation, animal husbandry, roads and other structures.
Phase II
Communal Agriculture
After the first step has been realized, the farmers are encouraged to form groups or cooperatives to carry out farming and agricultural activities in the following areas: