This document describes a participatory monitoring system using SMS networks to provide climate and agricultural information to communities in Indonesia. The system aims to increase access to information, awareness, and preparedness for climate-related disasters. Community members, stakeholders, and experts collaborate to conduct surveys, analysis, and feedback using methods like FGD, SMS blasts, and radio shows. Analysis of community-collected data on water, pests, temperature, rainfall and more produces advisories on weather, planting calendars, and biodiversity education to help with land management decisions. Lessons learned include the need to support communities with communication devices and information alongside monitoring tools.