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pears that pure tenants have the same area tenanted-in as
owner groups, partly reflecting overall larger operational
holdings in lowland villages where pure tenants are more
common.

Table 6.17. Mean Sawah Cultivated by Cultivation Status and Tenancy
Status (Cultivators only, Wet Season 1982/1983)

Mean Sawah Cultivated (ha)
Own sawah Tenant-in sawah All sawah cultivated
Tenancy Status
Mean Mean Mean N=
(1) (2) (3)
1. Pure owner 0.36 - 0.36 571
operator
2. Owner-op. 0.28 0.29 0.57 228
tenant-in
3. Owner-in-out 0.42 0.34 0.65 32
tenant
4. Owner tenant- 0.44 - 0.44 104
out
5. Pure (landless) - 0.35 0.35 177
tenant

Table 6.18. Total Area of Sawah Tenanted-in and Total Area Leased
out by Types of Tenancy Contracts, Wet Season 1982/1983
Tenancy All Tenanted-in Sawah (ha) All Sawah Leased-out (ha)
Contract N = Total Area Mean N = Total Area Mean
Sharecrop 149 35.07 0.24 151 45.5 0.30
Rent 51 20.81 0.41 50 38.3 0.76
Mortgage 44 15.23 0.34 38 6.8 0.18
TOTAL 244 71.11 0.29
Cultivators
Owners 239 90.6 0.38

When we look at the breakdown of tenanted-in area of
sawah alone by types of contract (Table 6.18.), while total
sawah cultivated by sharecropping is larger than by renting
arrangement (35 ha and 21 ha respectively), the comparison
of the respective means of area cultivated is reversed. This

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