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RFAS — Rice Farming Accounting System

Farm accounting for Filipino rice farmers — built from research, and connected to the agriculture offices that serve them

Most rice farmers only find out after the harvest whether a cropping season made money. RFAS gives them a simple way to record every expense and see their real profit — and gives municipal, provincial and regional agriculture offices a direct line to the farmers in their area.

The project

RFAS grew out of research with rice farmers in Agusan del Sur — a qualitative study titled "Exploring the unheard voices of rice farmers in Agusan del Sur, Mindanao, Philippines", presented at ICARI 2025. The farmers' message was clear: they spend on seeds, fertilizer, labor and equipment all season, but rarely have a record of it, so it is hard to know whether they are earning, to plan the next planting, or to prove their operations when applying for loans and assistance.

We built RFAS to answer that. Farmers register with their region, province, municipality and barangay, then record their farms, crop cycles, expenses and income, and get financial reports that show their margins. Municipal, provincial and regional administrators each have their own access to follow the farmers in their area and to publish news that matters to them — pest advisories, production-loan openings and registration drives.

The system has been presented to the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) Caraga and the Department of Agriculture's AFRDEN Caraga, and introduced to local government units including Alegria (Surigao del Norte), San Francisco and Bunawan (Agusan del Sur) and Barobo (Surigao del Sur).

What the system does

Features built for the way the business runs

Farm expense tracking

Record every expense of the season — seeds, fertilizer, labor, equipment and more — in one place, instead of in memory or scattered notebooks.

Income and financial reports

Record harvest income and generate financial reports that show the real profit margin of each farm and cropping, so decisions are based on numbers.

Multiple farms and crop cycles

Manage several farms, follow each crop cycle from planting to harvest, and monitor farm activities season after season.

Four levels of access

Separate access for farmers and for municipal, provincial and regional administrators — each sees what is relevant to their role and area.

Registration by barangay

Farmers register with their region, province, municipality and barangay, so records are organized by location from the very first day.

Agricultural news and advisories

Agriculture offices publish pest advisories, production-loan announcements and farm registration drives that reach the farmers in their area.

A direct line to agriculture offices

Farmers stay connected with their municipal, provincial and regional agriculture administrators through one platform.

Mobile friendly

Farmers can check and update their farm records from a phone — in the field, at home or at the municipal office.

Secure personal accounts

Every farmer and administrator has a personal, password-protected account with self-service password recovery.

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Why this matters for agriculture & local government

Perfect for

  • Municipal agriculture offices
  • Provincial & regional agriculture offices
  • Farmer cooperatives & associations
  • Irrigators' associations
  • State universities & research institutions
  • Agricultural extension programs
  1. 1

    Farmers see their real profit every season

    When every expense and every sale is recorded, farmers finally know which practices, inputs and seasons actually pay off.

  2. 2

    Better records for loans and assistance

    Clear farm and expense records make it easier for farmers to apply for production loans, subsidies and government programs.

  3. 3

    Advisories reach farmers faster

    Pest alerts, loan openings and registration drives go straight to the farmers in the affected municipality — not just to a bulletin board.

  4. 4

    Up-to-date farmer registries for LGUs

    Registrations organized by barangay, municipality, province and region give agriculture offices a living registry of the farmers they serve.

  5. 5

    Planning based on real data

    Offices at every level can follow what is happening on the ground and plan programs and support with better information.

  6. 6

    Built from farmers' own voices

    The system grew out of research with rice farmers, so it answers the problems they actually face — in a way they can actually use.

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