The study looked at how farmers in Senegal manage growing two rice crops in a year together on shared farms, and the challenges they face in coordinating this process. The researchers studied two areas in the Senegal river delta for 3 years to understand how farmers work together to make decisions and complete tasks like harvesting. They found that the success of growing two rice crops depends on factors like when they start and how well they harvest. Farmers use different strategies to work with others, like prioritizing relationships with local workers and adapting to unexpected issues during harvesting. The study suggests that farmers can improve their methods by learning from past experiences, sharing knowledge, and adjusting their farming practices and structures.