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Technical Stuff on the Project that Wasn't

I planned to gather the following information about the farms in Dumangas and then feed that  information into a database.  

  • Rice Plantations
    This is dominant industry in Dumangas.  The system I was designing would track:
  • Planting method used
  • The seed used
  • The topography of the land
  • The type of soil
  • Weather data
  • Crop yield
  • Pests and Disease
  • Fertilizer used
  • Any other crops that were on the land
  • Fisheries
    Dumangas is the number one producer of Bangus (milkfish) in the whole of Panay.  The system I was designing would track:
  • The type of fishpond
    Saltwater or fresh
  • The type of fish grown
  • The expected vs. actual yields
  • Fingerlings (baby fish) used
  • Mortality rates
  • Fertilizer used
  • pH levels
  • Salinity levels
  • Water temperature

The system was also going to track the river fishing industry and would track such things as:

  • The method used for catching fish
  • How much the fish was being sold for
  • The type of fish caught
  • Livestock
    Livestock is a relatively small industry in Dumangas, but I wanted to include it for completeness sake.  I would track such things as:
  • Type of livestock
  • Number of livestock
  • Vaccinations administered
  • Information on crossbreeding programs

Phew!  As you've probably guessed by now, this was going to be a pretty comprehensive project.  This was typical of the type of thing I would do at Enabling Technologies.

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