1. Results in 2006
? Among 4 households participating in the model 1, there were three farmers having the yield of the proposed project (> 2 t / ha) accounting 75%, of which 2 households had high yield over 2 tons / ha (3, 6 tons / ha and 2.5 t / ha) and one household only had 1.5 tons / ha. After 40 days of farming, the high sea levels due to the storm caused shrimp death in the remaining households
? In model 2, 3 households got the yield over 1 t / ha. Remaining households lost due to shrimp death 63 days after farming. However, out of 4 households, the highest yield reached 2.7 t / ha. Thus 2/4 households reached the proposed yield, up 50%.
2. In 2007
? The crop farming in 2007 was relatively complex because shrimp diseases had occurred at the beginning; long lasted and spread so wide that the 70 ha of 290 ha of shrimp was lost. Due to the complex environment the time for next farming was 2 to 3 month s low. It took nearly four months to drop shrimp in 8 households. The result was that five households reached the proposed yield (> 2t / ha), accounting for 62.5% , in which 3 of 4 households in model 1 reached 75% while 2 of 4 households in model 2 accounted 50%.