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Table 1Mean monthly rainfall, temperature, and relative humidity for the research site in the Manupali watershed, Mindanao, the Philippines
Fig. 1. Methodological framework for farmer participatory soil conservation research in the Manupali watershed, Mindanao, the Philippines.
Table 2Site characteristics and selected soil chemical properties of the original soil surface (0–15 cm) on farmer-managed erosion-runoff plots in
Table 3Measured and simulated annual soil loss and simulated annual runoff on farmer-managed erosion-runoff plots in the Manupali watershed,
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