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Household Template 43 -Form Fill
Farmer’s HH details
Q01
Name of the respondent farmer
Q02
What is your age in completed years?
Q03
What is the gender of the respondent?
Male
Female
Others
Q04
What is your religion?
Hindu
Muslim
Christian
Sikh
Buddhist/Neo-Buddhist
Jain
Jewish
Parsi/Zoroastrian
No Religion
Other (Specify) ( )
Q05
Do you belong to a scheduled caste, scheduled tribe, other backward castes, or general class?
Scheduled Caste
Scheduled Tribe
Other Backward Caste
General
Other (Specify)
Q06
Are you involved in Unnat Kheti?
Yes
No
Q07
Have you attended any sessions in the farmer field school (FFS) in your village?
Yes
No
Q08
Is the FFS presently active?
Yes
No
Q09
When was your first session in the FFS?
Q10
When did you last attend a session at the FFS?
Q11
How many total sessions have you attended at the FFS?
Q12
What topics have you learnt in sessions at the FFS?
Importance of organic/natural farming
Preparation and use of biofertilisers (farm yard manure, jivamrit, matka khad, soya tonic, etc.)
Preparation and use of biopesticides (agni astra, neem astra, mirchi chutney, etc.)
Preparation and use of bioweedicides (azola)
Seed treatment (bijamrit)
Weeding with reduced or without machinery
Tillage with reduced or without machinery
Field cover (Mulching, crop covers, residual stubble)
Intercropping
Crop diversification
Importance of water conservation (microirrigation, ground water)
Ration balancing
Kitchen garden
Q13
Does your household have a bank account?
Yes
No
Q14
Does your household have a post-office account?
Yes
No
Q15
What is the gender of the head of your household?
Male
Female
Others
Q16
How many members are there in your household?
Q17
What is the highest level of education achieved by the head of the household?
Can provide signature
Not formal education
Has attended primary school (up to grade 6)
Has attended up to grade 10
Matriculate (10th pass)
Passed school (10+2)
Graduate
Postgraduate
Q18
Do you have a ration card?
Yes
No
Q19
Please specify which card do you have?
Above Poverty Line (APL)
Below Poverty Line (BPL)
Antyodaya Anna Yojana (AAY)
Don’t know/can’t say
Q20
Is your name on the ration card?
Yes
No
HH assets and income
A01
Does your family own this house?
Yes
No
A02
What is the type of your house?
Pucca
Semi-pucca
Kuccha
A03
How many rooms are there in your house?
A04
What is the main source of drinking water for members in the house?
Piped water in residence/yard/plot
Hand pump in residence/yard/plot
Well water in the residence/yard/plot
Public tap
Public hand-pump
Public well
Bore-well
Canal
Other (specify)
A05
Is the water available throughout the year
Yes
No
A06
What is type of toilet facility available in your house?
No toilet (go for open defecation)
Flush to piped sewer system
Flush to septic tank
Flush to pit latrine
Flush to somewhere else
Ventilated improved pit biogas latrine
Pit latrine with slab
Pit latrine without slab/open pot
Twin pit composting toilet
Dry toilet
Other (specify)
A07
What is the main source of lighting in your house?
Electricity
Kerosene lamp
Candle
Solar energy
Gas lamp
Other (specify)
A08
What type of fuel does your HH use mainly for cooking?
Wood
Crop Residues
Dung cake
Coal/charcoal
Kerosene
Electricity
LPG
Bio-gas
Others (specify
A09
Does your HH own the following?
A09_1
Electricity connection
Yes
No
A09_2
Pressure cooker
Yes
No
A09_3
Mixer/grinder
Yes
No
A09_4
Motorcycle/scooter
Yes
No
A09_5
Car/Jeep
Yes
No
A09_6
Tractor
Yes
No
A09_7
Bicycle
Yes
No
A09_8
Animal-drawn cart
Yes
No
A09_9
Chair
Yes
No
A09_10
Table
Yes
No
A09_11
Cot/ Bed
Yes
No
A09_12
Mattress
Yes
No
A09_13
Clock or watch
Yes
No
A09_14
Electric fan
Yes
No
A09_15
Water pump
Yes
No
A09_16
Thresher
Yes
No
A09_17
Radio/Transistor
Yes
No
A09_18
Sewing machine
Yes
No
A09_19
Refrigerator
Yes
No
A09_20
B & W television
Yes
No
A09_21
Colour television
Yes
No
A09_22
Telephone
Yes
No
A09_23
Computer
Yes
No
A09_24
Cell Phone (Basic)
Yes
No
A09_25
Cell Phone (Smart)
Yes
No
A09_26
Laser land leveller
Yes
No
A09_27
Rotavator
Yes
No
A09_28
Disc harrow
Yes
No
A09_29
Cultivator
Yes
No
A09_30
Seed drill
Yes
No
A09_31
Power Sprayer
Yes
No
A09_32
Combine harvester
Yes
No
Land & Irrigation Profile
B01
What is the total size of your owned, leased-in, lease-out and mortgaged agricultural land?
B01_1
Owned land (excluding leased-out and leased-in)
B01_2
Leased in land / sharecropping in / rented in
B01_3
Leased-out land / sharecropping out / rented out
B02
How much income do you draw from you leased-out land?
B03
What is the time period on which you lease your land?
Season wise
Year wise
Others (specify)
B04
Do you use chemical inputs on your field during crop cultivation?
Chemical fertilisers
Chemical pesticides
Chemical weedicides
Chemical fungicides
None
B05
Is your land bunded?
Yes
No
B06
Why have you not bunded your land?
Scarcity of labour for bunding
Cost of labour for bunding
Feel it may take away from total land area
Feel that soil type will not support bunding (e.g., clayey soils)
Field topography is not suitable and has undulations (e..g, slope)
Do not need
Lack of necessary support
Other (specify)
B07
In which year did you first bund your land?
Before december 2020
After december 2020
B08
In which year did you last bund your land?
B09
Out of your total cultivated land how much is irrigated?
B10
Area of land covered under method
B10_1
Surface (Flooded) irrigation
B10_2
Drip irrigation
B10_3
Sprinkler
B11
Did you use this method before December 2020?
B11_1
Surface (Flooded) irrigation
Yes
No
B11_2
Drip irrigation
Yes
No
B11_3
Sprinkler
Yes
No
B12
What is the source of water for this method?
B12_1
Surface (Flooded) irrigation
Canal
Borewell
Farm Pond
Earthen dam/Check dams
Stream/river
Dug well
don’t know
Other (Specify)
B12_2
Drip irrigation
Canal
Borewell
Farm Pond
Earthen dam/Check dams
Stream/river
Dug well
don’t know
Other (Specify)
B12_3
Sprinkler
Canal
Borewell
Farm Pond
Earthen dam/Check dams
Stream/river
Dug well
don’t know
Other (Specify)
B13
What was the water source used for irrigation before December 2020?
B13_1
Surface (Flooded) irrigation
Canal
Borewell
Farm Pond
Earthen dam/Check dams
Stream/river
Dug well
don’t know
Other (Specify)
B13_2
Drip irrigation
Canal
Borewell
Farm Pond
Earthen dam/Check dams
Stream/river
Dug well
don’t know
Other (Specify)
B13_3
Sprinkler
Canal
Borewell
Farm Pond
Earthen dam/Check dams
Stream/river
Dug well
don’t know
Other (Specify)
B14
What is the source of energy that you use for your irrigation pumps?
B14_1
Surface (Flooded) irrigation
Do not use pumps
Diesel
Electricity
Solar powered (individual)
Solar powered
Manual
Wind
Other (Specify)
B14_2
Drip irrigation
Do not use pumps
Diesel
Electricity
Solar powered (individual)
Solar powered
Manual
Wind
Other (Specify)
B14_3
Sprinkler
Do not use pumps
Diesel
Electricity
Solar powered (individual)
Solar powered
Manual
Wind
Other (Specify)
B15
What was the energy source for your irrigation pumps before December 2020?
B15_1
Surface (Flooded) irrigation
Do not use pumps
Diesel
Electricity
Solar powered (individual)
Solar powered
Manual
Wind
Other (Specify)
B15_2
Drip irrigation
Do not use pumps
Diesel
Electricity
Solar powered (individual)
Solar powered
Manual
Wind
Other (Specify)
B15_3
Sprinkler
Do not use pumps
Diesel
Electricity
Solar powered (individual)
Solar powered
Manual
Wind
Other (Specify)
B16
What is the capacity of pump (HP) used to irrigate your field?
B16_1
Surface (Flooded) irrigation
B16_2
Drip irrigation
B16_3
Sprinkler
B17
How much time do each of these pumps take to flood one __ of your land?
B17_1
Surface (Flooded) irrigation
B17_2
Drip irrigation
B17_3
Sprinkler
B18
How old is the pump used for irrigiation by your household?
B19
What is the size of pipeline system used in your farm (Pipe Diameter)?
6 inches
5 inches
4 inches
2.5 inches
2 inches
1.5 inches
Don’t know
Others (specify)
B20
We want to know about the fertility of your soil. Do you ever struggle to grow main crops in your soil?
Often
Sometimes
Rarely
Never
Yes, but not due to the soil
B21
Is your soil ferility better or worse than it was 5 years ago?
Much improved
Slightly improved
No change
Slightly eroded
Significantly eroded
B22
Is your soil fertility better or worse than it was in December 2020?
Much improved
Slightly improved
No change
Slightly eroded
Significantly eroded
INCOME AND RISK PROFILE
C01
What is the average annual income from ____ at present?
C01_1
Cultivation of main crops
C01_2
Cultivation of other crops
C01_3
Livestock rearing
C01_4
Non-farm activities (running a small business, self-employment, buy-and-sell)
C01_5
Farm labour
C01_6
Wage & salaried work (non-agri based)
C01_7
Aquaculture (fish pond, etc.)
C01_8
Apiary
C01_9
Sale of farm yard manure and organic inputs such as jeevamrit, amrit pani, etc.
C01_10
Renting out of implements, machinery and bullocks
C02
What was the average annual income from ____ before December 2020?
C02_1
Cultivation of main crops
C02_2
Cultivation of other crops
C02_3
Livestock rearing
C02_4
Non-farm activities (running a small business, self-employment, buy-and-sell)
C02_5
Farm labour
C02_6
Wage & salaried work (non-agri based)
C02_7
Aquaculture (fish pond, etc.)
C02_8
Apiary
C02_9
Sale of farm yard manure and organic inputs such as jeevamrit, amrit pani, etc.
C02_10
Renting out of implements, machinery and bullocks
C03
How many members in your household are engaged in economic activities?
CROP PRODUCTION
D01
Which crops did you cultivate in the past year?
D02
What was the seed variety grown?
Hybrid Seeds
Traditional /Desi seeds
used both seeds
Other (specify)
Only Transplanted
D03
Was seed teatment done?
yes, with chemical inputs
yes, with organic inputs
both chemical and organic treatment
No
D04
Was seed treatment done before December 2020?
yes, with chemical inputs
yes, with organic inputs
both chemical and organic treatment
No
D05
How do you intend to treat the seeds in the next season?
yes, with chemical inputs
yes, with organic inputs
both chemical and organic treatment
No
D06
How did you sow the seeds or seedlings?
Hand sowing
Using Machinery
both
D07
From which venues do you source seeds/ plants?
Purchased from other farmers
Local weekly market
KVK / Government outlets
Dealer in village
Dealer in nearby town market
FPC/FPO
Through SHG or farmer groups
Through exchange
FFS
Used my own stock
Other (specify)
Don’t know/ remember
D08
Amongst these, which source do you most prefer?
Purchased from other farmers
Local weekly market
KVK / Government outlets
Dealer in village
Dealer in nearby town market
FPC/FPO
Through SHG or farmer groups
Through exchange
FFS
Used my own stock
Other (specify)
Don’t know/ remember
D09
Reason for preference
Easily accessible /convenient
Lesser cost
Greater stock availability
Better quality of inputs
Can get on credit
Because household members/ all villagers buy/sell there
better market price (produce sale)
Distance is less
Others (specify)
Don’t know
D10
Did you build a nursery for this crop?
Yes
No
D11
How many days after sowing did you transplant the seedlings to the main field?
within 2 weeks (14 days)
within a month (30-40 days)
around two months (41-60 days)
D12
Did you directly transplant seedlings?
Yes
No
D13
Just to confirm, if you did not transplant any seedlings, did you directly sow the rice in the field?
Yes, directly sowed rice in the main field
No, I did transplant seedlings
Other (specify)
D14
After how many days did you transplant the seedlings?
D15
How much of the agricultural land was used in the cultivation of this crop?
D16
Since when are you growing this crop?
D17
Did you plant single seedings or bunched seedlings?
single
bunched
other (specify)
don’t know
D18
Did you strictly space the seedlings in a uniform method such as 25cm x 25cm or 20cm x 20cm?
Yes
Yes, but different spacing method (specify)
No
D19
What did you do with the crop residue from previous season?
left standing
burnt
incorporated into the soil
used for fodder
sold
used for household consumption (cooking, roofing, etc.)
gave to others
Others (Specify)
Don’t know/ remember
D20
Did you till the land before sowing/ transplating?
Yes
No
D21
How did you till the soil?
Used disc ploughs / mouldboard / other intensive equipment to invert and aerate the field (with machinery)
Intensive equipment to invert and aerate the field (manually with humans / animals)
Yes, but only lightly to sow/ transplant (ridge / strip / vertical tillage)
No, did not practice any tillage
Other (specify)
Don’t know/ remember
D22
Did you do the same before 2020?
Yes
No
D23
Do you intend to continue with this method in the next cropping season?
Yes
No
D24
Why do you feel farmers till their land?
Weed control
Leveling of soil for sowing
For aeration and warming of soil
For clearing/ incorporating plant residue into the soil
Other
Don’t know
D25
How many days after transplanting or sowing did you apply manure / fertiliser?
D26
What type of manure/ fertiliser did you apply?
Vermicompost
Farm Yard manure FYM
Legume clipplings
Azolla, Azatobacter, Azolspirillum, Rhizobium
Kanda tonic
Oil cakes
Jeevamrit
Matka Khad
Bhed Khad
Dhur ki Khad
curd tonic
Urea
Murate of Potash (MOP)
Di-Ammonium Phospohate (DAP)
Single Super Phosphate (SSP)
Zinc Sulphate
Gypsum
Ferrous sulphate
Complex
NPK
D27
Which method did you majorly use for applying the manure / fertiliser?
Broadcasting
with irrigation
Dibbling
with drill
Others (Specify)
D28
Which method did you majorly use for applying manure / fertiliser before December 2020?
Broadcasting
with irrigation
Dibbling
with drill
Others (Specify)
D29
What did you do to control pests?
Did not do anything
Used chemical pesticides and fungicides
Used bio-inputs
Manually removed them
Other (specify)
Don’t know/ remember
D30
What did you do to control pests during crop cultivation before December 2020?
Did not do anything
Used chemical pesticides and fungicides
Used bio-inputs
Manually removed them
Other (specify)
Don’t know/ remember
D31
During cultivation of this crop, how many times did/do you spray chemical pesticides?
not even once
once
twice
thrice
four times
5 or more tmes
D32
How many times did you use biopesticides during the cultivation of this crop?
not even once
once
twice
thrice
four times
5 or more tmes
D33
Before December 2020, how many times were you using chemical pesticides during the cultivation of this crop?
not even once
once
twice
thrice
four times
5 or more tmes
D34
Before December 2020, how many times were you using biopesticides during the cultivation of this crop?
not even once
once
twice
thrice
four times
5 or more tmes
D35
Is pesticide / fungicide residue on your food crops a worry for you?
Yes
No
D36
Did you practice any of the following methods to combat pests in the last/ongoing crop season?
D36_1
Trap crops on the border or inter-cropped
Yes
No
D36_2
Bird perches
Yes
No
D36_3
Pheromone traps
Yes
No
D36_4
Mechanical methods (hand picking, nets, etc.)
Yes
No
D36_5
Sticky traps
Yes
No
D36_6
Scare crow
Yes
No
D37
Did you discontinue or intend to discontinue with this practice?
D37_1
Trap crops on the border or inter-cropped
Yes
No
D37_2
Bird perches
Yes
No
D37_3
Pheromone traps
Yes
No
D37_4
Mechanical methods (hand picking, nets, etc.)
Yes
No
D37_5
Sticky traps
Yes
No
D37_6
Scare crow
Yes
No
D38
If you have discontinued, what is the reason?
D38_1
Trap crops on the border or inter-cropped
Labour intensive
Time commitment
Expensive
Not enough information
Difficult to manage pests with these methods
Other (specify)
D38_2
Bird perches
Labour intensive
Time commitment
Expensive
Not enough information
Difficult to manage pests with these methods
Other (specify)
D38_3
Pheromone traps
Labour intensive
Time commitment
Expensive
Not enough information
Difficult to manage pests with these methods
Other (specify)
D38_4
Mechanical methods (hand picking, nets, etc.)
Labour intensive
Time commitment
Expensive
Not enough information
Difficult to manage pests with these methods
Other (specify)
D38_5
Sticky traps
Labour intensive
Time commitment
Expensive
Not enough information
Difficult to manage pests with these methods
Other (specify)
D38_6
Scare crow
Labour intensive
Time commitment
Expensive
Not enough information
Difficult to manage pests with these methods
Other (specify)
D39
How many days after transplanting/sowing did you practice weeding?
Used chemical weedicides
Manual weeding using sickle, trowel, wheel hoe, basic tools, etc.
Weeded using machinery (e.g., harrow attached to cultivator)
Used other bio- weedicides
Other (specify)
Don’t know/ remember
D40
How many times did you irrigate your field during the entire cropping period?
D41
How many times did you irrigate your field during the entire cropping period before december 2020?
D42
Do you use a water pipe to help you check the ground water level?
Yes
No
D43
How many days before harvest did you stop irrigation?
D44
How many days after transplanting or sowing did you harvest the crop?
D45
How did you harvest your field?
Manual, hand-picking
Machinery such as threshers, reapers, etc.
used both
D46
How many bags did you harvest?
D47
What was the avg weight of each bag?
D48
What was the total yield during last crop harvest?
D49
How many bags did you harvest in the same season before December 2020?
D50
What was the avg weight of each bag harvested in 2020?
D51
What was the total yield of this crop for a harvest of the same season before December 2020?
D52
Did your HH sell any produce from this crop?
Yes
No
D53
How much did you sell from the total harvest?
D54
Was the produce processed before sale?
All produce was processed
Produce was partly processed
No produce was processed
D55
What was the avg price you had received from the sale of the processed crop?
D56
What was the avg price you had received from the sale of unprocessed crop?
D57
How much did you sell from the harvest from the same season before 2020?
D58
Reflecting back to the harvest before 2020, what was the average price you had received from the sale?
D59
At which venues do you prefer to sell your produce?
Other farmers in locality
Local weekly market (haat)
KVK / Government outlets
Market in nearby town
Local cooperatives (FPC, FPO, PACS)
Market in block
market in district
dealer purchases directly from field
Other (specify)
Don’t know/ remember
D60
Which amongst these is your most preferred venue for selling your produce?
Other farmers in locality
Local weekly market (haat)
KVK / Government outlets
Market in nearby town
Local cooperatives (FPC, FPO, PACS)
Market in block
market in district
dealer purchases directly from field
Other (specify)
Don’t know/ remember
D61
Why do you prefer __ to sell your crop produce?
Easily accessible /convenient
Lesser cost
Greater stock availability
Better quality of inputs
Can get on credit
Because household members/ all villagers buy/sell there
better market price (produce sale)
Do not produce sufficient quantity to sell in larger markets (produce sale)
Distance is less
Others (specify)
Don’t know
D62
If the market price for the produce of this crop is low at the time of harvest, do you still immediately or wait for a better price?
Still sell
Wait for a better price
D63
Were you unable to sell any portion of the produce?
Yes
No
D64
What was the reason for not being to sell?
No demand for produce
Produce quality deteriorated (perishability)
Low price offered
No accessible market
High variation in quality of produce (not perishability)
High transport and storage costs
other (specify)
D65
What was the quantity of byproduct produced?
D66
What was the market price you got or would have gotten for this byproduct?
D67
Did you till the land after harvest?
Yes
No
D68
What did you do with the crop residue?
left standing
burnt
incorporated into the soil
used for fodder
sold
used for household
used for household consumption (cooking, roofing, etc.)
gave to others
Others (Specify)
D69
Did you face any crop loss before harvest?
Yes
No
D70
Reason for pre-harvest loss?
Drought
Flood
Pests
Disease
Theft
Contamination
Stray animals
Other (specify)
D71
What was the total amount lost after harvest
D72
Reason for post-harvest lost?
Rodents
Insects
Birds
Mold
Water damage
Theft
Harvested too early
Contamination
Spillage
Locust
Stray cattle
Other (specify)
Labour engaged and costs of inputs
E01
Cultivation Activity
E01A
Sowing
E01A_1
What is the total labour days that was required for ___?
E01A_2
Hire charge per labourer per day___
E01A_3
What type of labour was engaged in ___?
Family
Exchange
Hired
Machine
E01A_4
Total amount spent on machinery
E01A_5
Total of other cost incurred on ___ (except labour and machinery, such as seeds, transport, treatment of seeds, etc.)
E01B
Nursery preparation and transplantation
E01B_1
Just to confirm, did you build a nursery for this plant or transplant it?
Yes
No
E01B_2
What is the total labour days that was required for ___?
E01B_3
Hire charge per labourer per day___
E01B_4
What type of labour was engaged in ___?
Family
Exchange
Hired
Machine
E01B_5
Total of other cost incurred on ___ (except labour and machinery, such as seeds, transport, treatment of seeds, etc.)
E01C
Tillage
E01C_1
What is the total number of times you tilled your land?
E01C_2
Total cost incurred on tillage
E01C_3
What type of labour was engaged in ___?
Family
Exchange
Hired
Machine
E01C_4
Total of other cost incurred on ___ (except labour)
E01D
Intercultural (pesticide, fertiliser, weeding)
E01D_1
What is the total labour days that was required for ___?
E01D_2
Hire charge per labourer per day___
E01D_3
Total labour cost
E01D_4
What type of labour was engaged in ___?
Family
Exchange
Hired
Machine
E01D_5
Total amount spent on buying or preparing chemical fertilisers, pesticides and weedicides
E01D_6
Total amount spent on buying or preparing organic fertilisers, pesticides and weedicides
E01D_7
Total of other cost incurred on ___ (except labour and buying inputs)
E01E
Harvest
E01E_1
What is the total labour days that was required for ___?
E01E_2
Hire charge per labourer per day___
E01E_3
Total labour cost
E01E_4
What type of labour was engaged in ___?
Family
Exchange
Hired
Machine
E01E_5
Total amount spent on machinery
E01E_6
Total of other cost incurred on ___ (except labour)
E01F
Irrigation
E01F_1
Total cost incurred on irrigation
E01G
Other costs
E01G_1
Total of other costs
Input sourcing preferences
F01
From which venues do you source this input?
F01_1
Manure & Fertilisers
Purchased from other farmers
Local weekly market
KVK / Government outlets
Dealer in village
Market in nearby town market
FPC/FPO
Through SHG or farmer groups
Through exchange
FFS
Used my own stock
Market in block
market in district
Other (specify)
Don’t know/ remember
F01_2
Pesticides
Purchased from other farmers
Local weekly market
KVK / Government outlets
Dealer in village
Market in nearby town market
FPC/FPO
Through SHG or farmer groups
Through exchange
FFS
Used my own stock
Market in block
market in district
Other (specify)
Don’t know/ remember
F01_3
Weedicide
Purchased from other farmers
Local weekly market
KVK / Government outlets
Dealer in village
Market in nearby town market
FPC/FPO
Through SHG or farmer groups
Through exchange
FFS
Used my own stock
Market in block
market in district
Other (specify)
Don’t know/ remember
F02
Amongst these, which source do you most prefer?
F02_1
Manure & Fertilisers
Purchased from other farmers
Local weekly market
KVK / Government outlets
Dealer in village
Market in nearby town market
FPC/FPO
Through SHG or farmer groups
Through exchange
FFS
Used my own stock
Market in block
market in district
Other (specify)
Don’t know/ remember
F02_2
Pesticides
Purchased from other farmers
Local weekly market
KVK / Government outlets
Dealer in village
Market in nearby town market
FPC/FPO
Through SHG or farmer groups
Through exchange
FFS
Used my own stock
Market in block
market in district
Other (specify)
Don’t know/ remember
F02_3
Weedicide
Purchased from other farmers
Local weekly market
KVK / Government outlets
Dealer in village
Market in nearby town market
FPC/FPO
Through SHG or farmer groups
Through exchange
FFS
Used my own stock
Market in block
market in district
Other (specify)
Don’t know/ remember
F03
Reason for preference
F03_1
Manure & Fertilisers
Easily accessible /convenient
Lesser cost
Greater stock availability
Better quality of inputs
Can get on credit
Because household members/ all villagers buy/sell there
Distance is less
Others (specify)
Don’t know
F03_2
Pesticides
Easily accessible /convenient
Lesser cost
Greater stock availability
Better quality of inputs
Can get on credit
Because household members/ all villagers buy/sell there
Distance is less
Others (specify)
Don’t know
F03_3
Weedicide
Easily accessible /convenient
Lesser cost
Greater stock availability
Better quality of inputs
Can get on credit
Because household members/ all villagers buy/sell there
Distance is less
Others (specify)
Don’t know
Food and Other Crops
G01
Do you have a kitchen garden now?
Yes
No
G02
Why do you not have a kitchen garden?
No land
No water near house
Effort / time cost
Not enough information
Not interested
Other (specify)
Don’t know
G03
Since when do you have the kitchen garden?
Before december 2020
After december 2020
G04
Did you use a kitchen garden kit?
Yes
No
G05
If yes, where did you procure/receive the kit from?
NGO
Krishi Sakhis or Mitras
Pashu Sakhis or Mitras
Purchased from other farmers
Local weekly market (haat)
KVK / Government outlets
Dealer in village
Dealer in nearby town market
FPC/FPO
Through SHG or farmer groups
Through exchange
FFS
Used my own stock / own preparation
Other (specify)
Don’t know/ remember
G06
Do you use any conventional inputs on crops grown in your kitchen garden?
Chemical fertilisers
Chemical pesticides
Chemical weedicides
Chemical fungicides
None
G07
Do you intend to keep a kitchen garden next year (2023)?
Yes
No
G08
If you currently have a kitchen garden or intend to keep one next year, what reasons motivate you to do so?
Source of chemical free/natural farming produce
Additional income
To meet food requirement of household members
Fodder
Produce tastes better
Other (specify)
G09
How was your field between Kharif 2021 and Rabi 2021-22?
Deliberately grew cover crops
Left plant residue on field
Bare soil with no plant residue or cover
Other (specify)
LIVESTOCK Profile
H01
Does your household rear livestock or maintain an apiary?
Yes
No
H02
Did you keep the following livestock in the last 12 months?
H02_1
Milch Cattle
Yes
No
H02_2
Small Ruminants
Yes
No
H02_3
Pig
Yes
No
H02_4
Poultry Birds
Yes
No
H02_5
Apiary (beehives)
Yes
No
H03
How many ______ did your household own in the past 12 months?
H03_1
Milch Cattle
H03_2
Small Ruminants
H03_3
Pig
H03_4
Poultry Birds
H03_5
Apiary (beehives)
H04
How many ______ did your household own before December 2020?
H04_1
Milch Cattle
H04_2
Small Ruminants
H04_3
Pig
H04_4
Poultry Birds
H04_5
Apiary (beehives)
H05
Who owns the ____?
H05_1
Milch Cattle
Self
spouse
other male member of the house
other female member
non-HH member
other
H05_2
Small Ruminants
Self
spouse
other male member of the house
other female member
non-HH member
other
H05_3
Pig
Self
spouse
other male member of the house
other female member
non-HH member
other
H05_4
Poultry Birds
Self
spouse
other male member of the house
other female member
non-HH member
other
H05_5
Apiary (beehives)
Self
spouse
other male member of the house
other female member
non-HH member
other
H06
How much did your household receive for the sale livestock produce (milk & milk products, eggs, honey, dung, etc.) in the last 12 months?
H06_1
Milch Cattle
H06_2
Small Ruminants
H06_3
Pig
H06_4
Poultry Birds
H06_5
Apiary (beehives)
H07
How much did your household receive for the sale of livestock produce (milk & milk products, eggs, honey, dung, etc.) before December 2020?
H07_1
Milch Cattle
H07_2
Small Ruminants
H07_3
Pig
H07_4
Poultry Birds
H07_5
Apiary (beehives)
H08
How much did your household receive from the sale of these ___ in the last 12 months?
H08_1
Milch Cattle
H08_2
Small Ruminants
H08_3
Pig
H08_4
Poultry Birds
H08_5
Apiary (beehives)
H09
How much did your household receive for the sale of these ___ before December 2020?
H09_1
Milch Cattle
H09_2
Small Ruminants
H09_3
Pig
H09_4
Poultry Birds
H09_5
Apiary (beehives)
H10
How many ___ died in the last 12 months?
H10_1
Milch Cattle
H10_2
Small Ruminants
H10_3
Pig
H10_4
Poultry Birds
H10_5
Apiary (beehives)
H11
How many ___ died in 2020?
H11_1
Milch Cattle
H11_2
Small Ruminants
H11_3
Pig
H11_4
Poultry Birds
H11_5
Apiary (beehives)
H12
In the past 12 months, how many litres of milk was drawn per day on average?
H12_1
Milch Cattle
H12_2
Small Ruminants
H12_3
Pig
H12_4
Poultry Birds
H12_5
Apiary (beehives)
H13
Before December 2020, how many litres of milk was drawn per day on average?
H13_1
Milch Cattle
H13_2
Small Ruminants
H13_3
Pig
H13_4
Poultry Birds
H13_5
Apiary (beehives)
H14
What is the major venue for disposal of milk or milk products?
H14_1
Milch Cattle
Direct consumer
Vendor/middlemen
Sweet shop/ creameries
Cooperative society
Private milk plant
government dairy
don’t sell
Other (specify)
H14_2
Small Ruminants
Direct consumer
Vendor/middlemen
Sweet shop/ creameries
Cooperative society
Private milk plant
government dairy
don’t sell
Other (specify)
H14_3
Pig
Direct consumer
Vendor/middlemen
Sweet shop/ creameries
Cooperative society
Private milk plant
government dairy
don’t sell
Other (specify)
H14_4
Poultry Birds
Direct consumer
Vendor/middlemen
Sweet shop/ creameries
Cooperative society
Private milk plant
government dairy
don’t sell
Other (specify)
H14_5
Apiary (beehives)
Direct consumer
Vendor/middlemen
Sweet shop/ creameries
Cooperative society
Private milk plant
government dairy
don’t sell
Other (specify)
H15
Why do you prefer ___ for selling of milk or milk outputs?
H15_1
Milch Cattle
Easily accessible /convenient
Better price
Do not produce sufficient quantity to sell in larger markets
Because household members/all villagers sell there
don’t sell
Others
H15_2
Small Ruminants
Easily accessible /convenient
Better price
Do not produce sufficient quantity to sell in larger markets
Because household members/all villagers sell there
don’t sell
Others
H15_3
Pig
Easily accessible /convenient
Better price
Do not produce sufficient quantity to sell in larger markets
Because household members/all villagers sell there
don’t sell
Others
H15_4
Poultry Birds
Easily accessible /convenient
Better price
Do not produce sufficient quantity to sell in larger markets
Because household members/all villagers sell there
don’t sell
Others
H15_5
Apiary (beehives)
Easily accessible /convenient
Better price
Do not produce sufficient quantity to sell in larger markets
Because household members/all villagers sell there
don’t sell
Others
H16
What are the major feeding practices for ___ in the past 12 months?
H16_1
Milch Cattle
Only grazing
Mainly grazing with some feeding
Mainly feeding with some grazing
Only feeding
Other (specify)
H16_2
Small Ruminants
Only grazing
Mainly grazing with some feeding
Mainly feeding with some grazing
Only feeding
Other (specify)
H17
What was the major feeding practices for ___ before December 2020?
H17_1
Milch Cattle
Only grazing
Mainly grazing with some feeding
Mainly feeding with some grazing
Only feeding
Other (specify)
H17_2
Small Ruminants
Only grazing
Mainly grazing with some feeding
Mainly feeding with some grazing
Only feeding
Other (specify)
H18
Details of average daily feed used in the past 12 months (in kg)
H18A
Milch Cattle
H18A_1
Dry fodder (kg)
H18A_2
Green fodder (kg)
H18A_3
Chunni, bran Kapila, grain (grain)
H18B
Small Ruminants
H18B_1
Dry fodder (kg)
H18B_2
Green fodder (kg)
H18B_3
Chunni, bran Kapila, grain (grain)
H19
Do you use mineral mixture?
H19_1
Milch Cattle
Yes
No
H19_2
Small Ruminants
Yes
No
H20
What are the key challenges faced in feed and fodder procurement and storage?
Cost / Expensive
Lack of timely availability
Bulk availability
Lack of consistency in quality
Storage difficulty
Spoils quickly
Lack of palatability
Availability of several brands of feed
No challenges
Others (specify)
Don’t know/ remember
H21
Have you heard of the concept “ration balancing”?
Yes
No
H22
Where or how did you hear about it?
Neighbours/ family/ friends
FFS
Groups (SHGs, water user group, FPOs, etc.)
Digital groups
Krishi Sakhi or Mitra
Pashu Sakhi or Mitra
Nukkad Nataks
Dairy
Sarpanch
Doctor
Other (specify)
H23
Do your feed management and fodder practices differ from the rational balancing concept?
No difference
In terms of Feeding time
In feeding quantity
Feeding quality
In feed composition
Supplementary feed is given
Others (specify)
Don’t know/ remember
H24
Do you expect changes if you followed ration balancing?
Cost would increase
Cost would decrease
Cost would remain the same
Labour /time effort would increase
Labour/ time effort would decrease
Labour/ time effort remain the same
Others (specify)
Don’t know
H25
Do you feel that vaccination of livestock against diseases is important?
Yes
No
H26
Have any livestock been vaccinated in the past 12 months?
Yes, all animals
Most animals (>50%)
Some animals (<50%)
None
H27
Who administered the vaccine and where?
Private vet
Pashu Sakhi
NGO
Self
Govt vet
Cooperative
Other (specify)
H28
Have any livestock been dewormed in the past 12 months?
Yes, all animals
Most animals (>50%)
Some animals (<50%)
None
H29
Who administered the dewormer and where?
Private vet
Pashu Sakhi
NGO
Self
Govt vet
Cooperative
Other (specify)
H30
Have you lost any livestock to disease in the past 12 months?
Yes
No
H31
When was the last time you interacted with a Pashu Sakhi?
In the last 1 month
In the last 3 months
In the last 6 months
In the last 12 months
Over 12 months back
Have not interacted
H32
How many times in total have you been helped by a Pashu Sakhi?
Once
2-5 times
6-10 times
Over 12 times
H33
In what areas have Pashu Sakhis helped you?
Livestock feed (feed composition, timing, preparation, etc.)
Livestock health (deworming, vaccinations, diseases, etc.)
Diversifying existing livestock rearing (adding new livestock categories)
Starting livestock rearing
Other (Specify)
H34
Have you started rearing any new/additional livestock because of interactions with Pashu Sakhis?
Yes
No
H35
Overall, how helpful are the Pashu Sakhis?
Very helpful
Somewhat helpful
Don’t know / neither helpful nor unhelpful
Not helpful
Not at all helpful
Dietary diversity
I01
Was yesterday a special day (celebration, feast day, or fasting) where anyone in the HH ate special foods or more or less than usual)?
Yes
No
I02
Over the last 7 days, how many days did MALE members HOUSEHOLD consume following foods?
I02_1
Maize, maize porridge, daal, Other cereal (rice, sorghum, millet, wheat etc), Roots and Tubers (cassava, potatoes, sweet potatoes)
I02_2
Beans and peas, groundnuts and cashew nuts
I02_3
Vegetables (including relish and leaves)
I02_4
Fruits (Custard apple, sapota, melons, bananas, mangoes, papayas, apple, etc.)
I02_5
Non-veg such as eggs, chicken, fish, goat, beef or other red meat and pork
I02_6
Milk/yogurt/other dairy product
I02_7
Sugar or sugar products, honey
I02_8
Oils/fats/butter
I03
Over the last 7 days, how many days did the children in this household consume following foods?
I03_1
Maize, maize porridge, daal, Other cereal (rice, sorghum, millet, wheat etc), Roots and Tubers (cassava, potatoes, sweet potatoes)
I03_2
Beans and peas, groundnuts and cashew nuts
I03_3
Vegetables (including relish and leaves)
I03_4
Fruits (Custard apple, sapota, melons, bananas, mangoes, papayas, apple, etc.)
I03_5
Non-veg such as eggs, chicken, fish, goat, beef or other red meat and pork
I03_6
Milk/yogurt/other dairy product
I03_7
Sugar or sugar products, honey
I03_8
Oils/fats/butter
I04
Over the last 7 days, how many days did FEMALE HOUSEHOLD members consume following foods?
I04_1
Maize, maize porridge, daal, Other cereal (rice, sorghum, millet, wheat etc), Roots and Tubers (cassava, potatoes, sweet potatoes)
I04_2
Beans and peas, groundnuts and cashew nuts
I04_3
Vegetables (including relish and leaves)
I04_4
Fruits (Custard apple, sapota, melons, bananas, mangoes, papayas, apple, etc.)
I04_5
Non-veg such as eggs, chicken, fish, goat, beef or other red meat and pork
I04_6
Milk/yogurt/other dairy product
I04_7
Sugar or sugar products, honey
I04_8
Oils/fats/butter
I05
WHAT WAS THE MAIN SOURCE(S) OF THE FOOD?
I05_1
Maize, maize porridge, daal, Other cereal (rice, sorghum, millet, wheat etc), Roots and Tubers (cassava, potatoes, sweet potatoes)
Own production
Casual labour
Borrowed
Gift
Purchases
Food assistance
Barter
Hunting/gathering/catching
PDS
Mid day Meal (MDM)
ICDS
I05_2
Beans and peas, groundnuts and cashew nuts
Own production
Casual labour
Borrowed
Gift
Purchases
Food assistance
Barter
Hunting/gathering/catching
PDS
Mid day Meal (MDM)
ICDS
I05_3
Vegetables (including relish and leaves)
Own production
Casual labour
Borrowed
Gift
Purchases
Food assistance
Barter
Hunting/gathering/catching
PDS
Mid day Meal (MDM)
ICDS
I05_4
Fruits (Custard apple, sapota, melons, bananas, mangoes, papayas, apple, etc.)
Own production
Casual labour
Borrowed
Gift
Purchases
Food assistance
Barter
Hunting/gathering/catching
PDS
Mid day Meal (MDM)
ICDS
I05_5
Non-veg such as eggs, chicken, fish, goat, beef or other red meat and pork
Own production
Casual labour
Borrowed
Gift
Purchases
Food assistance
Barter
Hunting/gathering/catching
PDS
Mid day Meal (MDM)
ICDS
I05_6
Milk/yogurt/other dairy product
Own production
Casual labour
Borrowed
Gift
Purchases
Food assistance
Barter
Hunting/gathering/catching
PDS
Mid day Meal (MDM)
ICDS
I05_7
Sugar or sugar products, honey
Own production
Casual labour
Borrowed
Gift
Purchases
Food assistance
Barter
Hunting/gathering/catching
PDS
Mid day Meal (MDM)
ICDS
I05_8
Oils/fats/butter
Own production
Casual labour
Borrowed
Gift
Purchases
Food assistance
Barter
Hunting/gathering/catching
PDS
Mid day Meal (MDM)
ICDS
I06
HAS THE CONSUMPTION OF THIS FOOD GROUP CHANGED FROM DECEMBER 2020?
I06_1
Maize, maize porridge, daal, Other cereal (rice, sorghum, millet, wheat etc), Roots and Tubers (cassava, potatoes, sweet potatoes)
Increased substantially
Somewhat increased
No change
Somewhat decreased
Decreased substantially
I06_2
Beans and peas, groundnuts and cashew nuts
Increased substantially
Somewhat increased
No change
Somewhat decreased
Decreased substantially
I06_3
Vegetables (including relish and leaves)
Increased substantially
Somewhat increased
No change
Somewhat decreased
Decreased substantially
I06_4
Fruits (Custard apple, sapota, melons, bananas, mangoes, papayas, apple, etc.)
Increased substantially
Somewhat increased
No change
Somewhat decreased
Decreased substantially
I06_5
Non-veg such as eggs, chicken, fish, goat, beef or other red meat and pork
Increased substantially
Somewhat increased
No change
Somewhat decreased
Decreased substantially
I06_6
Milk/yogurt/other dairy product
Increased substantially
Somewhat increased
No change
Somewhat decreased
Decreased substantially
I06_7
Sugar or sugar products, honey
Increased substantially
Somewhat increased
No change
Somewhat decreased
Decreased substantially
I06_8
Oils/fats/butter
Increased substantially
Somewhat increased
No change
Somewhat decreased
Decreased substantially
Assessment of Knowledge, Attitude, and perception of farmers
J01
Pests can be managed without using chemicals
Strongly agree
Somewhat agree
Neither agree nor disagree
Somewhat disagree
Strongly disagree
J02
Pheromone traps are effective in combatting pests
Strongly agree
Somewhat agree
Neither agree nor disagree
Somewhat disagree
Strongly disagree
J03
Some pests like beetles and bees are good for crops.
Strongly agree
Somewhat agree
Neither agree nor disagree
Somewhat disagree
Strongly disagree
J04
Chemical pesticides affect human health (cancer, rashes, adverse effect on fecundity
Strongly agree
Somewhat agree
Neither agree nor disagree
Somewhat disagree
Strongly disagree
J05
Kashayas such as amrit pani are a very strong and harmful chemical pesticide
Strongly agree
Somewhat agree
Neither agree nor disagree
Somewhat disagree
Strongly disagree
J06
Intercropping leads to reduced weeding and chemical usage
Strongly agree
Somewhat agree
Neither agree nor disagree
Somewhat disagree
Strongly disagree
J07
In the long-term, monocropping is sustainable and profitable
Strongly agree
Somewhat agree
Neither agree nor disagree
Somewhat disagree
Strongly disagree
J08
Chemical pesticides are bad for the environment (contamination of water streams, groundwater, etc.)
Strongly agree
Somewhat agree
Neither agree nor disagree
Somewhat disagree
Strongly disagree
J09
Use of chemical pesticides and fertilisers will damage the yields of my land in the long run
Strongly agree
Somewhat agree
Neither agree nor disagree
Somewhat disagree
Strongly disagree
J10
The source of energy for irrigation pumps does not matter. There is not much difference between diesel and solar.
Strongly agree
Somewhat agree
Neither agree nor disagree
Somewhat disagree
Strongly disagree
J11
Intensive tillage is necessary for suitably growing crops
Strongly agree
Somewhat agree
Neither agree nor disagree
Somewhat disagree
Strongly disagree
J12
It is necessary to clear most if not all crop residue from previous harvest before the next cultivation season
Strongly agree
Somewhat agree
Neither agree nor disagree
Somewhat disagree
Strongly disagree
J13
Overturning and aerating the soil through tillage is necessary for effective weed & pest management
Strongly agree
Somewhat agree
Neither agree nor disagree
Somewhat disagree
Strongly disagree
J14
If given the choice, it is always better to use more chemical fertilisers
Strongly agree
Somewhat agree
Neither agree nor disagree
Somewhat disagree
Strongly disagree
J15
Improper livestock feed management has an effect on livestock output
Strongly agree
Somewhat agree
Neither agree nor disagree
Somewhat disagree
Strongly disagree
J16
It is not possible to grow rice at an optimal level without flooding the field
Strongly agree
Somewhat agree
Neither agree nor disagree
Somewhat disagree
Strongly disagree
J17
Smart use of water and sustainable use of land by you will have an influence on the local water resource and ecosystem
Strongly agree
Somewhat agree
Neither agree nor disagree
Somewhat disagree
Strongly disagree
J18
Have your views on the above changed in the last 18 months? (Since December 2020)
Yes
No
J19
Which questions would you have answered differently before December 2020?
Managing pests without chemicals
Effect of chemical pesticides on human health or environment
Effectiveness of organic pesticides
Utility of inter-cropping
Role of energy source for irrigation
Role of intensive tillage
Maintaining crop residue
Paddy cultivation
Other (specify)
J20
Where do you go to find out information on the following
J21
Most common source of information
J21_1
Pesticide, fertiliser and weedicide use (choice of pesticide/ fertiliser/ weedicide, frequency of application, quantity of use, etc.)
Private shop
Farmers Field Schools (FFS)
Krishi Vignan Kendras (KVKs) / Government outlets
Pashu Sakhis/Mitras
Krishi Sakhis/Mitras
Agri groups (Self Help Groups (SHGs), Water User Group (WUG), etc.)
Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs)
neighbours / friends / family
Radio / TV / Newspapers
Street plays/awareness campaigns (Nukkad Natak)
digital groups (whatsapp, etc.)
internet/cell phone
self (own experience/traditional knowledge)
Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs)
Sarpanch
Other (specify)
J21_2
Tillage (choice of tillage method, intensity of tillage, when to till, etc.)
Private shop
Farmers Field Schools (FFS)
Krishi Vignan Kendras (KVKs) / Government outlets
Pashu Sakhis/Mitras
Krishi Sakhis/Mitras
Agri groups (Self Help Groups (SHGs), Water User Group (WUG), etc.)
Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs)
neighbours / friends / family
Radio / TV / Newspapers
Street plays/awareness campaigns (Nukkad Natak)
digital groups (whatsapp, etc.)
internet/cell phone
self (own experience/traditional knowledge)
Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs)
Sarpanch
Other (specify)
J21_3
Livestock rearing (which livestock to rear, feed composition, feeding frequency and quantity)
Private shop
Farmers Field Schools (FFS)
Krishi Vignan Kendras (KVKs) / Government outlets
Pashu Sakhis/Mitras
Krishi Sakhis/Mitras
Agri groups (Self Help Groups (SHGs), Water User Group (WUG), etc.)
Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs)
neighbours / friends / family
Radio / TV / Newspapers
Street plays/awareness campaigns (Nukkad Natak)
digital groups (whatsapp, etc.)
internet/cell phone
self (own experience/traditional knowledge)
Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs)
Sarpanch
Other (specify)
J21_4
Crop cultivation (choice of crops, sowing time, intercropping, etc.)
Private shop
Farmers Field Schools (FFS)
Krishi Vignan Kendras (KVKs) / Government outlets
Pashu Sakhis/Mitras
Krishi Sakhis/Mitras
Agri groups (Self Help Groups (SHGs), Water User Group (WUG), etc.)
Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs)
neighbours / friends / family
Radio / TV / Newspapers
Street plays/awareness campaigns (Nukkad Natak)
digital groups (whatsapp, etc.)
internet/cell phone
self (own experience/traditional knowledge)
Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs)
Sarpanch
Other (specify)
J22
Most trusted source of information
J22_1
Pesticide, fertiliser and weedicide use (choice of pesticide/ fertiliser/ weedicide, frequency of application, quantity of use, etc.)
Private shop
Farmers Field Schools (FFS)
Krishi Vignan Kendras (KVKs) / Government outlets
Pashu Sakhis/Mitras
Krishi Sakhis/Mitras
Agri groups (Self Help Groups (SHGs), Water User Group (WUG), etc.)
Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs)
neighbours / friends / family
Radio / TV / Newspapers
Street plays/awareness campaigns (Nukkad Natak)
digital groups (whatsapp, etc.)
internet/cell phone
self (own experience/traditional knowledge)
Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs)
Sarpanch
Other (specify)
J22_2
Tillage (choice of tillage method, intensity of tillage, when to till, etc.)
Private shop
Farmers Field Schools (FFS)
Krishi Vignan Kendras (KVKs) / Government outlets
Pashu Sakhis/Mitras
Krishi Sakhis/Mitras
Agri groups (Self Help Groups (SHGs), Water User Group (WUG), etc.)
Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs)
neighbours / friends / family
Radio / TV / Newspapers
Street plays/awareness campaigns (Nukkad Natak)
digital groups (whatsapp, etc.)
internet/cell phone
self (own experience/traditional knowledge)
Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs)
Sarpanch
Other (specify)
J22_3
Livestock rearing (which livestock to rear, feed composition, feeding frequency and quantity)
Private shop
Farmers Field Schools (FFS)
Krishi Vignan Kendras (KVKs) / Government outlets
Pashu Sakhis/Mitras
Krishi Sakhis/Mitras
Agri groups (Self Help Groups (SHGs), Water User Group (WUG), etc.)
Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs)
neighbours / friends / family
Radio / TV / Newspapers
Street plays/awareness campaigns (Nukkad Natak)
digital groups (whatsapp, etc.)
internet/cell phone
self (own experience/traditional knowledge)
Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs)
Sarpanch
Other (specify)
J22_4
Crop cultivation (choice of crops, sowing time, intercropping, etc.)
Private shop
Farmers Field Schools (FFS)
Krishi Vignan Kendras (KVKs) / Government outlets
Pashu Sakhis/Mitras
Krishi Sakhis/Mitras
Agri groups (Self Help Groups (SHGs), Water User Group (WUG), etc.)
Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs)
neighbours / friends / family
Radio / TV / Newspapers
Street plays/awareness campaigns (Nukkad Natak)
digital groups (whatsapp, etc.)
internet/cell phone
self (own experience/traditional knowledge)
Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs)
Sarpanch
Other (specify)
Involvement in AGRI & ECONOMIC activities and Decisions
K01
Who does the majority of work during nursery preparation?
Male members
Female members
Both
Nobody from the house worked on this
K02
Who does the majority of work for main field preparation?
Male members
Female members
Both
Nobody from the house worked on this
K03
Who does the majority of work during sowing/transplantation?
Male members
Female members
Both
Nobody from the house worked on this
K04
Who does the majority of work during irrigation?
Male members
Female members
Both
Nobody from the house worked on this
K05
Who does the majority of work during weeding activities?
Male members
Female members
Both
Nobody from the house worked on this
K06
Who does the majority of work during harvesting the crop?
Male members
Female members
Both
Nobody from the house worked on this
K07
Who does the majority of work related to selling of crop produce?
Male members
Female members
Both
Nobody from the house worked on this
K08
Who does the majority of work related to livestock rearing (grazing and feed provision)?
Male members
Female members
Both
Nobody from the house worked on this
K09
Who normally takes the decision related to income from agricultural activities?
Male members
Female members
Both
Nobody from the house worked on this
K10
Who normally takes decisions related to machinery to be used on field (during tillage, sowing, weeding, fertiliser application, harvesting, etc.)?
Male members
Female members
Both
Nobody from the house worked on this
K11
Who normally takes decisions regarding which crops are to be grown in a season?
Male members
Female members
Both
Nobody from the house worked on this
K12
Who normally takes decisions related to which fertilisers, pesticides, weedicides, etc. are to be used on field?
Male members
Female members
Both
Nobody from the house worked on this
K13
Who normally takes decisions regarding non-farm economic activities?
Male members
Female members
Both
Nobody from the house worked on this
K14
Who normally takes decisions regarding harvest and selling of produce (when to sell, where to sell, for how much, etc.)
Male members
Female members
Both
Nobody from the house worked on this
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