Similar to the rice-palay business, corn cropping also produces a high net profit. If the Kalinga shelter can rent land and plant (6) hectares of corn annually, the harvest and profit would sustain the shelter’s rental cost of $326/month. One hectare of land is rented in 5-year increments, and crops are planted twice a year. Thus, there is an initial investment of land that is renewable every five years, followed by yearly seedling costs.

Project Needs: (6) hectares of land for cropping
Project Costs: (1) hectare = $4,400 for 1st year rental costs - $1,000 annually after
Renewable rent every 5 years
Enables:

• Creating sustainable food and profits for the Kalinga shelter to cover monthly rental costs
• Operating costs, supplies, food
• Increases the opportunity to welcome more children into Kalinga shelter from sustainable income

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