Alfonso Dadoylan has been instrumental in advancing agricultural knowledge through the conduct of Farmer Field School (FFS) trainings, which focus on empowering farmers with hands-on learning and practical skills. His efforts have helped participants deepen their understanding of integrated pest management, soil fertility, water resource management, and sustainable farming techniques. By facilitating these sessions, Dadoylan has contributed to building local capacity, encouraging innovation, and fostering a collaborative spirit among farming communities striving for resilience and productivity.

The association offers rental services for essential farm machinery, including 4-wheel tractors, kuliglig units, turtle-type tillers, and threshers—providing accessible options for local farmers who may not have the resources to purchase their own equipment. These tools help streamline field operations, making land preparation, harvesting, and post-harvest activities more efficient and less labor-intensive. This rental program is a practical solution that supports smallholder farmers, enhances productivity, and promotes shared use of modern technology within the community.

By making these machines available for rent, the association fosters cooperation among its members and nearby farming groups while generating modest income to support its ongoing operations. The initiative reflects their commitment to inclusive agricultural development, ensuring that even those with limited means can benefit from mechanized farming. It also reinforces the association’s role as a responsive and resourceful partner in sustaining rural livelihoods across Balangiga and neighboring areas.