The aim of this study is to highlight the significant enhancement in the autonomy of farm groups in West Java due to the implementation of contemporary wisdom-based strategies. Examining the impact of the Tertiary Irrigation Network Rehabilitation Program on the autonomy of farm groups in West Java. The method involves both qualitative and quantitative approaches. Qualitative data could be gathered through interviews or surveys with the farmers and government officials involved in the program. This would provide insights into the collaboration between water-user farmer associations and the government, and how this has influenced the autonomy of the farming systems. Quantitative data could be collected on the changes in cropping patterns and the increase in the cropping index as a result of the program. The resulted in changes in cropping, designs and a rise in the farming ratio, aiding in the ultimate aim of boosting agricultural food yield. The effectiveness of these methods is also credited to the partnership between agricultural water-user groups and the administration.