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Table 1: Age of the Respondents

RESPONDENTSANSWER

NUMBER OF THERESPONDENTS

WHO ANSWEREDPERCENTAGE

18 paubos 0 0%19 30 3 15%31 40 5 25%41 50 3 15%51 60 6 30%

61 pataas 3 15%


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Table 2: Gender of the Respondents

RESPONDENTSANSWER

NUMBER OFRESPONDENTS


Babaye 10 50%Lalaki 10 50%


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Table 3: Civil Status of the Respondents

RESPONDENTSANSWER



Ulitawo o Dalaga 0 0%Minyo 19 95%Biyudo o Biyuda 1 5%

Null 0 0%


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Table 4: Educational Attainment of the Respondents

RESPONDENTSANSWER



Grade School 14 70%High School 4 20%College 1 5%

Null 1 5%


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Table 5: Number of Years as a Farmer

RESPONDENTSANSWER



1 3 1 5%4 6 6 30%7 9 3 15%

10 12 1 5%13 pataas 9 45%


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Table 6: Crops planted by the Respondents

RESPONDENTSANSWER



Mais 17 41.46%Humay 1 2.44%Camote 9 21.95%

Mani 1 2.44%Uban pang tubag(saging, nangka,kamunggay, ube,

lubi, utanon, cocoa,balanghoy)

13 31.71%

Table 7: Number of People dependent on the Respondents


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RESPONDENTSANSWER



1 3 10 50%4 6 5 25%

7 9 3 15%10 12 0 0%

13 - pataas 0 0%Null 2 10%

Table 8: Monthly Income of the Farmers from their Farming

RESPONDENTS NUMBER OF PERCENTAGE


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ANSWERRESPONDENTS

WHO ANSWERED500 paubos 8 40%501 1000 3 15%1001 1500 2 10%

1501 2000 2 10%2001 - 2500 2 10%

2501 pataas 3 15%

Table 9: Another Form of Livelihood



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ANSWERRESPONDENTS

WHO ANSWEREDOo 12 60%

Wala 8 40%

Table 9.1: Other Forms of Livelihood

RESPONDENTSANSWER


PERCENTAGE


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WHO ANSWEREDPagpangisda 0 0%

Pagpamanday 4 22.22%Pagpangahoy 3 16.67%

Pag-atiman ug mga

hayupan3 16.67%

Uban pang tubag(paninda, welder,labandera, habal-

habal driver)

8 44.44%

Table 9.2: Monthly Income from the Livelihood

RESPONDENTSANSWER


PERCENTAGE


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WHO ANSWERED500 paubos 5 35.71%501 1000 3 21.43%1001 1500 3 21.43%1501 2000 1 7.14%

2001 2500 1 7.14%2501 - pataas 1 7.14%

Table 10: Climate Change Awareness

RESPONDENTSANSWER



Oo 8 40%


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Wala 12 60%

AkoTable 11: Sources of Climate Change Awareness

RESPONDENTSANSWER



Sa FARDEC 2 20%


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Sa balita sa radyoug TV

4 40%

Sa Department ofAgriculture

2 20%

Sa mga ahensya sa

gobyerno0 0%

Uban pang tubag(seminar)

2 20%

Interpretation :

Table 11

This table illustrates that 40% of the respondents answerednews from the radio and TV as the source of their awareness in climatechange. While 20% answered that they gain their awareness inclimate change from FARDEC, Department of Agriculture, and otherslike in seminars.

Analysis

In the table and graph shown above, it imply that farmers

became aware of climate change through the news they get from themedia. The researchers analyzed that greater number of respondentsgain their awareness through the media since most of them havetelevision and radio in their household.

On the other hand, some respondents acquire their knowledgeabout climate change through FARDEC, Department of Agriculture, and


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at seminars which imply that they take some time to learn about theissue.

Table 12: Knowledge on the Effects of Climate Change

RESPONDENTSANSWER

NUMBER OFRESPONDENTSWHO ANSWERED

PERCENTAGE

Kahibalo 9Wala 0Null 11

Interpretation :

Table 12

This table shows that there are 9 out of 20 respondents have theknowledge on the effects of climate change while 11 out of 20 haveanswered null and none of the respondents have answered no.

Table 13: Effects of Climate Change on the Farmers

RESPONDENTSANSWER



Nakuhaan angbinuwang kita

4 33.33%


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Daghan sa akongtanom ang

nangamatay3 25%

Nigamay angbinuwang

pangunsumo

3 25%

Uban pang tubag(nasakit ang mga

anak)2 16.67%

Interpretation:

Table 13In this table, it shows that 33.33% of the respondents

answered that their monthly income has decreased as one of theeffects of climate change, 16.67% of the respondents answered thatfamily members got sick especially the children. While 25% of themanswered that most of their crops dies and their monthly consumptionreduces.

Analysis

The researchers analyzed that the

Table 14: Changes in the Climate

RESPONDENTSANSWER



Naa 18 90%


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Wala 2 10%

Interpretation:

Table 14This table shows that 18 out of 20 respondents answered that

there are changes in the climate while 2 out of 20 answered that thereare no changes at all.

Analysis

As shown in the table and graph above, there is greater numberof responses from the respondents which indicates that most of themare aware on the changes in the climate. This implies that farmers areaware on the issue for the reason that they dwell on it almost everyday.

Table 14.1: Noted Changes in the Climate

RESPONDENTSANSWER



Nausab ang 12 44.44%


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panahon sa ting-uwan ug ting-init

Sa panahon sa ting-init, mas grabe ang

init karon kung

itandi sauna

8 29.63%

Sa panahon sa ting-uwan, mas grabeang uwan karonkumpara sauna

7 25.93%

Uban pang tubag 0 0%

Interpretation:

Table 14.1

In this table, it shows that 44.44 % of the respondents answered that there are

changes in the climate, 29. 63% of them responded that during sunny time

there is too much heat and during rainy time there is too much rain

compared before, and 25.93% answered that in times of the wet

season, there is too much rain than in the past years.Analysis

Most of the farmers

Table 14.2: Effects of Climate Change to Farming



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ANSWERRESPONDENTS

WHO ANSWEREDDugay mutubo ang

tanom9 37.5%

Daghan sa mga

tanom angnangamatay

7 29.17%

Dili na mahibaw-anang panahon sa

ting-uwan ug ting-init

5 20.83%

Uban pang tubag(nadaot ang tanom,

kulang ang abot,daghan problema)

3 12.5%

Interpretation:

Table 14.2

The table 14.2 shows the result of the respondents answer to theeffects of climate change to their farming. 37.5% of the respondentsanswered that they have slow growth of crops, 29.17% answered that

plenty of their crops dies, and 20.83% answered that the climate hasbecome unpredictable. And 12.5% of the respondents answered thattheir crops become destroyed, decrease of profit, and increase ofproblems as the effect of climate change.last

Table 15: Number of Times planted in 2000 2005


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RESPONDENTSANSWER



1 5 25%2 10 50%

3 2 10%4 0 0%

Uban pang tubag(10, dili namakwenta)

3 15%

Interpretation:

Table 15This table shows the number of times the respondents are able

to plant in the years 2000-2005. 10 out of 20 or 50% answered thatthey are able to plant twice in 2000-2005. While 25% answered thatthey are able to plant once, 10% answered that they are able to plantat least three times, and 15% have answered that they cannot tell howmany times they are able to plant in the 2000-2005.

Table 16: Number of Times planted in 2010

RESPONDENTSANSWER




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1 72 93 14 1

Uban pang tubag

(dili na makwenta,depende sa tanom)

2

Table 17: Number of Times harvested in 2000 2005

RESPONDENTSANSWER




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1 5 25%2 11 55%3 1 5%

Uban pang tubag(depende sa tanom)

3 15%

Table 18: Number of Times harvested in 2010

RESPONDENTSANSWER



1 6 30%


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2 9 45%3 1 5%

Uban pang tubag(kadaghan)

3 15%

Null 1 5%

Table 19: Ways to Resist or Lessen the Effects of Climate Change

RESPONDENTSANSWER



Nagbuhat og mgalaing pamaagi sa

6 15.79%


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pagtanomNangita og laingpanginabuhian

6 15.79%

Dili paggamit ogmga chemical sa

pagpananom

12 31.58%

Padayon sanaandan

5 13.16%

Uban pang tubag(paggamit ug

organic fertilizer)9 23.68%

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