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12 who busuh - those who work as busuhtoni get less in that area, only 250 Rp per day, whether male or female - for those who work as clay carriers get 30 Rp per pikul or 15 per gendong - 1 pikul = +/- 1/2 quintal - one person can carry up to 20 gendongs per day - before 1958 could plant rice in Jragung but owing to river erosion + lowering of river depth [[crossed-out]]common man[[/crossed-out]] taluron were no longer of use + had to stop planting. - are now constructing a resevoir in the area + we passed a wide canal being built with local labor paralleling the road coming in - the reservoir or 'waduk' will be finished in 1984 or 1985 - after 1958 tried planting dry rice but stopped because yields too meager - none of the till makers in Chagung have ever used BKK because are to Pak canal BKK funds too [[crossed-out]]funds[[/crossed-out]]low - according to their unanimous opinion the correct credit 13 level for the village is about 50,000Rp per pengusaha per tahun - acc. to Pak Lurah the total production/sales for the whole area about 12,00 Rp perday - way they have organized use of the tungku is in work groups of 10 per tungku, use being "becaraber-gildi" i.e. by turns - not clear whether workk groups their idea or idea of Dinas Per - when it is a person's turn the other 9 help him carry the tiles to the kiln + fire them - location of kilns, according to Pak Lurah, was based on who had the biggest yards the head of each work group is the person in whose yard the kiln is located -has never been a cooperative in the village - 2 persons, Paryono + Nurselo, have been giving training at Mrangen - educational levels low in the area due, acc. to Auyono (my Dinas Per counterpart), to absence of higher schools in the area - acc. to them marketing is no problem, they can always sell what they make