Changes in harvesting-threshing arrangements and landless laborers/
By: Ebron, Leonarda.
Contributor(s): Castillo, Gertrude | Kaiser, Purificacion.
Series: Vol. 12 No. 1 First Sem 1985.Description: p.83-112.Subject(s): Harvesting - Mechanization | Labour force - Agricultural sectorOnline resources: Click here to access online In: Journal of Philippine DevelopmentSummary: This paper utilizes information from a supplementary survey conducted in six of the original eight villages involving one hundred farmers and an equal number of laborers. The latter survey focused on changes in labor arrangements in harvesting and threshing. Among the workers, 64 were landless laborers and 36 were small farmer-hired laborers. A major objective of this supplementary study was to determine how farmers and workers perceive past and future developments in harvesting-threshing arrangementsSeminar-Workshop on the Consequences of amall Farm Mechanization on Production, employment and income in the Philippines
This paper utilizes information from a supplementary survey conducted in six of the original eight villages involving one hundred farmers and an equal number of laborers. The latter survey focused on changes in labor arrangements in harvesting and threshing. Among the workers, 64 were landless laborers and 36 were small farmer-hired laborers. A major objective of this supplementary study was to determine how farmers and workers perceive past and future developments in harvesting-threshing arrangements