More than 11,000 farmers and fisher folk around the country have seen their productivity increase and their incomes rise thanks to a community-based participatory research program initiated by the Bureau of Agricultural Research (BAR).
The program essentially teaches farmers and fisher folk to adopt technologies suitable to their localities that are not only profitable but also ecologically sound.
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