PSADA-CRS-SWEETPOTATO-2014-v01 DDI_PHL_2014_CRS-CAMOTE_v01_M Agricultural Accounts Division 2017-06-19 Nesstar Publisher Survey on Costs and Returns of Sweet Potato (Camote) Production 2014 CRS-CAMOTE 2014 PHL_2014_CRS-CAMOTE_v01_M Philippine Statistics Authority (c) 2014, Philippine Statistics Authority Nesstar Publisher Department of Agriculture Philippine Statistics Authority General Appropriations Act Chief, Agricultural Accounts Division Chief, Knowledge Management and Communications Division Agricultural Survey [ag/oth] v.3: Public Use Files Agriculture, forestry, fisheries Business and Agricultural surveys The survey aimed to generate updated data on levels and structure of production costs and returns. It was conducted to detemine the indicators of profitability such as gross and net returns, returns above cash costs, net profit - cost ratio, etc.; usage of materials and labor inputs; and other related socio-economic variables including information on new production technologies. Philippines The survey covered six camote producing provinces: Camarines Sur, Negros Occidental, Quezon, Agusan del Norte, Bohol and Agusan del Sur. Sample survey data [ssd] Philippine Statistics Authority Face-to-face [f2f] The provincial office staff were responsible for the supervision of the survey operations. Among the tasks carried out by field supervisors were the conduct of spot checking during data collection to monitor the data collectors' work, back-checking the work of CDCs after data collection and the preparation of field supervision report. Editing and coding of survey returns were done at the provincial offices upon submission of the accomplished questionnaires by the CDCs. These activities were undertaken to ensure the quality of data that were collected. 100 percent response rate Not applicable. National Statistician Philippine Statistics Authority, Costs and Returns of Sweet Potato Production 2014, Version 3 of the public use dataset, provided by the PSA Data Archive. www.psa.gov.ph/psada The data users/researchers acknowledge that the PSA and the agency funding the study bear no liabilities and responsibilities for any particular, indirect, or consequential damages or any damages, whatsoever resulting from loss of use, or of data in connection with the use or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses. Block AB. Sample Identification.NSDstat This block collects information on the geographic location where the sample farmer resides and gather the demographic characteristics of the sample farmer. 0 9 Nesstar 200801 Philippine Statistics Authority Refer to Blocks A and B of the Editing Guidelines provided as External Resources Block C1. Basic Characteristics of the Farm.NSDstat This block collects basic information about the farm(s) operated by the sample farmer. 0 20 Nesstar 200801 Philippine Statistics Authority Refer to Block C of the Editing Guidelines provided as External Resources Block C2. Basic Characteristics of the Farm (Number of Parcels and Physical Area).NSDstat This block collects basic information about the physical area of camote parcels operated by the sample farmer. 0 5 Nesstar 200801 Philippine Statistics Authority This block captures information on all investment items owned and used/utilized by the sample farmer in camote production during the last completed harvest within May 2013 to April 2014. 0 11 Nesstar 200801 Philippine Statistics Authority Investment items with less than one (1) year of estimated useful life should be reflected in Block G, Other Production Costs. This block aims to gather information on the usage and costs of material inputs of he sample farmer in his camote production during the last completed cropping period. 0 20 Nesstar 200801 Philippine Statistics Authority Block F. Labor Inputs (in focus parcel).NSDstat 0 21 Nesstar 200801 Philippine Statistics Authority Block G. Other Production Costs (in focus parcel).NSDstat This block gathers other items of production cost incurred on the focus parcel during the reference period. Payments may be cash or non-cash. 0 14 Nesstar 200801 Philippine Statistics Authority Block H. Production and Disposition (in focus parcel).NSDstat This block aims to gather information on the gross volume of camote harvested in the focus parcel during the last completed cropping within May 2013 to April 2014 as well as the breakdown of disposition. 0 23 Nesstar 200801 Philippine Statistics Authority This block aims to gather information on the problems affecting camote production during the reference period. 0 23 Nesstar 200801 Philippine Statistics Authority Block J. Marketing Related Information (in focus parcel).NSDstat This block aims to gather information on the problems encountered in marketing their produce during the reference period. 0 27 Nesstar 200801 Philippine Statistics Authority Block K. Access to Credit (in focus parcel).NSDstat This block aims to gather information regarding loans availed of by the sample farmer/operator for camote production during the reference period. 0 7 Nesstar 200801 Philippine Statistics Authority Block L. Farmer's Participation in Camote Programs and Projects.NSDstat This block aims to collect information on the farmer’s participation in camote program and projects during the reference period. 0 8 Nesstar 200801 Philippine Statistics Authority Block M. Other Information (for camote only).NSDstat This block aims to gather information relative to the effect of climate change in camote production and organic farming practices. Also, the sample farmer/operator’s membership in any farmer’s organization and benefits received are solicited. 0 20 Nesstar 200801 Philippine Statistics Authority Block N. Plans and Recommendations.NSDstat This block aims to compile the plans and recommendations of the sample farmer/operator for the improvement of his/her camote production. 0 14 Nesstar 200801 Philippine Statistics Authority Region Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) Region Write legibly on the spaces provided the name of region, province, city/municipality and barangay. Fill up the boxes with the corresponding code/s from the CRS Masterlist of sample barangays provided by SMRD. 0 0 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol Region 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 16 Caraga Province Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) Province Write legibly on the spaces provided the name of region, province, city/municipality and barangay. Fill up the boxes with the corresponding code/s from the CRS Masterlist of sample barangays provided by SMRD. 0 0 2 Agusan del Norte 3 Agusan del Sur 12 Bohol 17 Camarines Sur 45 Negros Occidental 56 Quezon Farm Identification Code Farm Identification Code 0 0 Age Age Ask the age (in years) of the sample farmer/operator as of his/her last birthday. 0 0 Sex Sex Encircle the appropriate code “1” if sample farmer/operator is Male and “2” if Female. 0 0 1 Male 2 Female Education Code Education Code Ask the highest grade or level of education completed by the sample farmer/operator. Examples of correctly recorded responses are; Grade 1, Grade 5, Elementary graduate (Grade 6), First year high school, Third year high school, High School Graduate, Second year college, College graduate, Vocational - 2 years, etc. Fill up the boxes with the corresponding code. 0 0 1 Elementary level 2 Elementary graduate 3 High school level 4 High school graduate 5 College level 6 College graduate 7 Post-graduate 8 Vocational 9 Pre-school 10 No-schooling Occupation Code Occupation Code Ask the specific occupation of the sample farmer. This refers to the gainful work or activity that provides the major source of income during the reference period. If the main occupation of the sample farmer/operator is crop farmer or livestock or poultry raiser, specify the name of crop/commodity. Example: camote farmer, swine raiser, poultry raiser, etc. Fill up the boxes with the corresponding code using Philippine Standard Occupational Classification (PSOC). 0 0 100 Officials of Government and Special Interest Organizations, Corporate Executives, Managers Managing Proprietors and Supervisors 200 Professionals 300 Technicians and Associate Professionals 400 Clerks 500 Service Workers and Shop and Market Sales Workers 600 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 611 Field Crop Farmers 612 Orchard Farmers 613 Ornamental and Other Plant Growers 621 Livestock and Dairy Farmers 622 Poultry Farmers 629 Other Animal Raisers 630 Forestry and Related Workers 640 Fishermen 650 Hunters and Trappers 700 Craft and Related trade Workers 800 Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 900 Elementary Occupation: Laborers and Unskilled Workers Number of Years Engaged In Farming Number of Years Engaged in Farming Ask the number of years the sample farmer has been engaged in camote farming. Record the number of years (in whole number) in the space provided. 0 0 Respondent Classification Respondent Classification Determine the respondent’s classification and encircle the appropriate code. Encircle code “1” if the respondent is both the household head and farm operator, “2” if Farm operator other than the household head; “3” if Household head but not farm operator and “4” if Other knowledgeable household member. 0 0 1 Household head and farm operator 2 Farm operator other than household head 3 Household head but not farm operator 4 Other knowledgeable household member Region Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) Region Write legibly on the spaces provided the name of region, province, city/municipality and barangay. Fill up the boxes with the corresponding code/s from the CRS Masterlist of sample barangays provided by SMRD. 0 0 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol Region 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 16 Caraga Province Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) Province Write legibly on the spaces provided the name of region, province, city/municipality and barangay. Fill up the boxes with the corresponding code/s from the CRS Masterlist of sample barangays provided by SMRD. 0 0 2 Agusan del Norte 3 Agusan del Sur 12 Bohol 17 Camarines Sur 45 Negros Occidental 56 Quezon Farm Identification Code Farm Identification Code 0 0 Total Number of Parcels Operated How many farm parcels did you operate? 0 0 Total Physical Area What was the total physical area? 0 0 Physical area - is the absolute area or the actual measurement of the parcel regardless of how many times it has been used. Total Number of Parcels Devoted to Camote Of the total farm parcels, how many were planted to camote? Ask the total number of parcels planted to camote. 0 0 Focus Parcel ID Parcel (encircle focus parcel) 0 0 Focus Parcel Area Focus Parcel Area 0 0 Total Area Devoted to Camote Physical area (indicate the physical area in hectare) 0 0 Tenure Status Code What is the tenurial status? Ask the tenurial status of the focus farm parcel cultivated and indicate the appropriate code in the box or specify if necessary. 0 0 1 Fully Owned 2 Leased/Rented 3 Tenanted 4 Amortized 5 Rent Free 6 Owner-like Possesion Other than CLT or CLOA 7 Held under Certificate 8 Others, (mortgaged, squatter) Times Planted Camote How many times did you plant camote in a year? Ask and record the number of times the sample farmer plant camote in the focus farm parcel in a year. 0 0 Cropping Pattern What is the usual cropping pattern? Ask and indicate the usual cropping pattern. Examples: camote-corn; palay-camote, etc. Indicate in the box the number of cropping per year regardless of commodity. This will serve as a guide in determining the percent of use of farm investments. 0 0 1 CAMOTE 2 CAMOTE-CAMOTE 3 CAMOTE-EGGPLANT 4 CAMOTE-CORN-CAMOTE 5 CAMOTE-RADISH 6 CAMOTE-SQUASH 7 CORN-CAMOTE 8 PALAY-CAMOTE 9 RADISH-CAMOTE 10 CAMOTE-VEGETABLE-CAMOTE 11 CORN-WATERMELON-CAMOTE 12 WATERMELON-PEANUT-CAMOTE 13 WATERMELON-CAMOTE-PEANUT 14 PALAY-CAMOTE-PALAY 15 PALAY-CAMOTE-CAMOTE 16 CAMOTE-PECHAY-REPOLYO-CAMOTE 17 CAMOTE-PECHAY-CABBAGE-CAMOTE 18 RADISH-CAMOTE-CABBAGE-CAMOTE 19 CAMOTE-RADISH-CAMOTE 20 CABBAGE-CAMOTE-RADISH 21 RADISH-CAMOTE-CABBAGE 22 CAMOTE-RADISH-CABBAGE-PECHAY 23 RADISH-CAMOTE-CARROTS-RADISH 24 CAMOTE-TOMATO-BEANS 25 CAMOTE-RADISH-CABBAGE-CAMOTE 26 CAMOTE-PEANUT-RADISH 27 CAMOTE-CABBAGE-TOMATO-CAMOTE 28 CAMOTE-PEANUT-RADISH-CAMOTE 29 CAMOTE-PECHAY-CAMOTE 30 CAMOTE-PEANUT-TOMATO 31 CAMOTE-PECHAY-PEANUT-CAMOTE 32 CAMOTE-TOMATO-PEANUT 33 CAMOTE-UPO-CORN 34 PECHAY-CAMOTE 35 ONION LEAVES-CAMOTE 36 SINGKANG-CAMOTE-RADISH 37 PECHAY-RADISH-CAMOTE 38 RADISH-PECHAY-CAMOTE 39 CAMOTE-CASSAVA 40 CASSAVA-CAMOTE 41 CAMOTE-CORN 42 CAMOTE-VEGETABLE 43 CAMOTE-CAMOTE-CAMOTE 44 CORN-CAMOTE-CORN 45 CAMOTE-PECHAY 46 CAMOTE-CAMOTE-VEGETABLE 47 CAMOTE-PALAY-CAMOTE 48 CAMOTE-SQUASH-CAMOTE 49 PEANUT-CAMOTE-CORN 50 CAMOTE-PEANUT-EGGPLANT 51 CAMOTE-CARROT-CUCUMBER 52 EGGPLANT-CAMOTE 53 CORN-CAMOTE-CAMOTE 54 CAMOTE-MAIS 55 CAMOTE-UBI 56 CAMOTE-PEANUT 57 CORN-CAMOTE-PEANUT 58 CAMOTE-CORN-PEANUT 59 PEANUT-CAMOTE 60 CORN-CAMOTE-VEGETABLES 61 CAMOTE-SQUASH-VEGETABLE 62 CAMOTE-CASSSAVA 63 CAMOTE-CORN-STRING BEANS 64 CAMOTE-CASSAVA-PEANUT 65 CAMOTE-GABI-CAMOTE-GABI 66 CAMOTE-TALONG 67 CAMOTE-STRING BEANS-CAMOTE 68 CAMOTE-MONGO-EGGPLANT 69 CAMOTE-EGGPLANT-STRINGBEANS 70 CAMOTE-MONGO-STRINGBEANS 71 CAMOTE-EGGPLANT-CAMOTE 72 CAMOTE-MELON 73 CAMOTE-RED PEPPER-CAMOTE 74 CAMOTE-MONGO-PEANUT 75 CAMOTE-BANANA Number of Cropping per year Number of Crops in the Pattern Indicate in the box the number of cropping per year, regardless of commodity. 0 0 Area Planted What was the area planted? 0 0 Area Harvested What was the area harvested? 0 0 Thus, the entry in Block C, Item 8 (area harvested) maybe equal or less than the entry in Block C Item 7 (area planted). Month Planted What month & year was it planted? Ask the specific month and year of planting. Indicate month code in the box provided. 0 0 1 JANUARY 2014 2 DECEMBER 2013 3 NOVEMBER 2013 4 OCTOBER 2013 5 SEPTEMBER 2013 6 AUGUST 2013 7 JULY 2013 8 JUNE 2013 9 MAY 2013 10 APRIL 2013 11 MARCH 2013 12 FEBRUARY 2013 13 JANUARY 2013 14 DECEMBER 2012 Month Harvested What month & year was it harvested? Ask the specific month and year of harvest of the camote. Indicate month code (refer to month code above) in the box provided. If harvesting was done in staggered manner, record the specific month when the focus parcel was totally harvested. 0 0 1 APRIL 2014 2 MARCH 2014 3 FEBRUARY 2014 4 JANUARY 2014 5 DECEMBER 2013 6 NOVEMBER 2013 7 OCTOBER 2013 8 SEPTEMBER 2013 9 AUGUST 2013 10 JULY 2013 11 JUNE 2013 12 MAY 2013 13 MARCH 2013 Variety Planted What was the variety of camote planted? (specify) - Ask the variety of camote being cultivated. Specify the name of the variety of camote planted in the space provided. 0 0 Main Use Of Camote What was the main use of camote (roots)? Encircle the appropriate code, “1” if for Food; code “2” if for Feeds. 0 0 1 Food 2 Feeds Source of Planting Materials Who/What was/were the source/s of planting materials? Ask the agency/entity/organization where the planting materials were obtained and encircle appropriate code(s). 0 0 1 DA 2 RFU 3 LGU 4 Cooperative 5 Co-Farmer 6 Own produced 56 Co-Farmer and Own Produced Region Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) Region Write legibly on the spaces provided the name of region, province, city/municipality and barangay. Fill up the boxes with the corresponding code/s from the CRS Masterlist of sample barangays provided by SMRD. 0 0 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol Region 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 16 Caraga Province Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) Province Write legibly on the spaces provided the name of region, province, city/municipality and barangay. Fill up the boxes with the corresponding code/s from the CRS Masterlist of sample barangays provided by SMRD. 0 0 2 Agusan del Norte 3 Agusan del Sur 12 Bohol 17 Camarines Sur 45 Negros Occidental 56 Quezon Farm Identification Code Farm Identification Code 0 0 Parcel Id Of the total farm parcels, how many were planted to camote? 0 0 Parcel - refers to farm area bounded by a permanent/fixed physical structure (such as road or irrigation canal) or tenure. Parcel Area Ask the area of each of the camote parcels operated starting with parcel 1 down to the last parcel. Record the area in hectare and in four (4) decimal places. 0 0 Physical area - is the absolute area or the actual measurement of the parcel regardless of how many times it has been used. Physical area (indicate the physical area in hectare) Region Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) Region Write legibly on the spaces provided the name of region, province, city/municipality andbarangay. Fill up the boxes with the corresponding code/s from the CRS Masterlist of sample barangays provided by SMRD. 0 0 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol Region 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 16 Caraga Province Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) Province Write legibly on the spaces provided the name of region, province, city/municipality and barangay. Fill up the boxes with the corresponding code/s from the CRS Masterlist of sample barangays provided by SMRD. 0 0 2 Agusan del Norte 3 Agusan del Sur 12 Bohol 17 Camarines Sur 45 Negros Occidental 56 Quezon Farm Identification Code Farm Identification Code 0 0 Item Code Item Code 0 0 100 Farm land owned (hectare) 201 Carabao 202 Cattle 203 Horse 301 Farm house 302 Warehouse/storage 401 Two-wheel tractor 403 Farm vehicles 404 Trailer/cart 405 Grass cutter 406 Others (specify) 501 Plow (araro) 502 Harrow (suyod) 503 Sprayer (pambomba) 504 Weeder (pang-alis ng damo) 505 Shovel/Spade (pala) 506 Bolo (itak) 507 Hoe (asarol) 508 Sled (paragos) 509 Spading fork (tinidor) 510 Post hole digger (panghukay) 511 Yoke (singkaw) 512 Rake (kalaykay) 513 Weighing Scale (timbangan) 514 Crates 515 Others (specify) Others Specify Others Specify 0 0 Others (specify) - any other structure present in the farm which provides major purposes for the focus parcel not previously mentioned. Number of Units How many units were used? 0 0 Year Acquired What year was it acquired/constructed? Year acquired should be recorded with four (4) – digit number e.g.1985, 1995, 2003, etc. 0 0 Year acquired refers to the year a unit was acquired/constructed. Acquisition Costs How much was the cost of acquisition/construction? (Pesos) 0 0 Cost of acquisition/construction refers to the value of investment items at the time it was acquired/constructed. Cost of Repair / Improvement How much was spent for minor repair/improvement? (Pesos) 0 0 Years Will It Be Useful How many years will it be useful/serviceable? (From the date of interview) 0 0 Serviceable/useful years refer to the estimated number of years (in whole number) the investment item is found to be useful/serviceable. Percent Of Use What was its percentage of use in the focus parcel? 0 0 Region Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) Region Write legibly on the spaces provided the name of region, province, city/municipality and barangay. Fill up the boxes with the corresponding code/s from the CRS Masterlist of sample barangays provided by SMRD. 0 0 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol Region 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 16 Caraga Province Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) Province Write legibly on the spaces provided the name of region, province, city/municipality and barangay. Fill up the boxes with the corresponding code/s from the CRS Masterlist of sample barangays provided by SMRD. 0 0 2 Agusan del Norte 3 Agusan del Sur 12 Bohol 17 Camarines Sur 45 Negros Occidental 56 Quezon Farm Identification Code Farm Identification Code 0 0 Item Code Item Code 0 0 100 Planting Materials 200 Organic Fertilizer 301 Urea (45-0-0) 302 Urea (46-0-0) 303 AmmoniumSulfate (21-0-0) 304 Ammonium Phosphate (16-20-0) 305 Complete (12-12-12) 306 Complete (14-14-14) 309 Crop Giant 510 Herbicides / Weedicides 520 Insecticides 530 Fungicides 540 Rodenticides Others Specify Others Specify 0 0 Nitrogen Content Nitrogen Content Record in the space provided the product name and NPK content of the fertilizer used in the focus parcel. 0 0 Phosphorous Content Phosphorous Content Record in the space provided the product name and NPK content of the fertilizer used in the focus parcel. 0 0 Potassium Content Potassium Content Record in the space provided the product name and NPK content of the fertilizer used in the focus parcel. 0 0 Mode of Acquisition What was the mode of acquisition? Indicate the code of the item whether purchased, own produced or received. 0 0 11 Self-financed (paid in cash) 12 Self-financed (paid in kind) 13 Discounted 21 Own produced 31 Received from government ( DA, RFU, LGU, etc.) 32 Received from private individual/organization (Trader, Co-farmer,Cooperative, etc.) Discount Rate If purchased and discounted, what was the discount rate? If the entry in Column 2 is purchased and the code is 1.3, ask for the discount rate of the material input used. Write the discount rate in percent and in two (2) decimal places. 0 0 Number of Units How many units were used/applied? Ask the exact number of units of planting materials (cuttings), fertilizers, soil ameliorants and pesticides used/applied during the last completed cropping. Write in three (3) decimal places. 0 0 Name of Local Unit What was the name of local unit? For fertilizer, soil ameliorants and pesticides, write down the unit of measure (in its original form) of the material input used (e.g. bottle, pack, sack, ganta, bundle etc.). 0 0 Weight in Kilogram If solid input, what was the weight of one local unit in kilogram? Determine the equivalent weight in kilogram per solid input reported in Column 5. Write in three (3) decimal places. 0 0 Weight in Liters If liquid input, what was the volume of one local unit in liter? Determine the equivalent volume in liter per liquid material input reported in Column 5. Write in three (3) decimal places. 0 0 Price per Local Unit If purchased, what was the price of one local unit? (Pesos) Ask the price of one local unit (Column 5) and record in two (2) decimal places. If discounted, ask and record the prevailing market price. From the preceding example, the market price is the price that should be paid by the farmer without discount. 0 0 Prevailing Price per Local Unit If not purchased, what was the prevailing price in the locality? (Pesos) Ask for the prevailing price of one local unit in the locality and record in two (2) decimal places. 0 0 Total Quantity in Kilogram What was the total quantity in kilogram? For each of the total inputs in solid/granule form, i.e. fertilizers, soil ameliorants and pesticides, determine the quantity in standard unit (kilogram). This is computed by multiplying the number of units used (Column 4) by the weight of one local unit in kilogram (Column 6). 0 0 Total Value In Kilogram How much was the total value (Pesos)? For the planting materials (cuttings), fertilizer, soil ameliorants and pesticides in column 10, determine the total value of each input by multiplying the number of units used (Column 4) by the price of one local unit (Column 8) if purchased or by prevailing price in the locality (Column 9) if not purchased. 0 0 Total Volume in Liters What was the total volume in liter? For each of the total inputs in liquid form, i.e. fertilizers, soil ameliorants and pesticides, determine the total volume in liter. This is computed by multiplying the number of units used (Column 4) by the volume of one local unit in liter (Column 7). 0 0 Total Value in Liters How much was the total value (Pesos)? For the same item included in column 12, determine the total value of each input by multiplying the number of units used (Column 4) by the price of one local unit (Column 8) if purchased or by prevailing price in the locality (Column 9) if not purchased. 0 0 Region Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) Region Write legibly on the spaces provided the name of region, province, city/municipality and barangay. Fill up the boxes with the corresponding code/s from the CRS Masterlist of sample barangays provided by SMRD. 0 0 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol Region 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 16 Caraga Province Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) Province Write legibly on the spaces provided the name of region, province, city/municipality and barangay. Fill up the boxes with the corresponding code/s from the CRS Masterlist of sample barangays provided by SMRD. 0 0 2 Agusan del Norte 3 Agusan del Sur 12 Bohol 17 Camarines Sur 45 Negros Occidental 56 Quezon Farm Identification Code Farm Identification Code 0 0 Item Code Item Code Listed in this column are the different activities involved in camote production. These include land preparation, planting, care of crops, harvesting, hauling of produce, sorting, etc. 0 0 101 Clearing (man) 102 Plowing (man-animal) 103 Plowing (man-machine, 2-wheel) 104 Plowing (man-machine, 4-wheel) 105 Harrowing (man-animal) 106 Harrowing (man-machine, 2-wheel) 107 Harrowing (man-machine, 4-wheel) 108 Furrowing (man-animal) 110 Furrowing (man-machine, 4-wheel) 200 Preparation of planting materials 300 Hauling of planting materials 400 Planting 500 Replanting 601 Fertilizer application (basal) 602 Fertilizer application (side dressing) 603 Fertilizer application (top dressing) 605 Weeding (manual) 606 Weeding (chemical spraying) 607 Off-barring (man-animal) 608 Hilling-up (man) 609 Hilling-up (man-animal) 610 Chemical application (other than weedicide) 701 Harvesting (man) 702 Harvesting (man-animal) 703 Harvesting (man-machine) 800 Picking 900 Sorting 1000 Bagging 1101 Hauling of produce (man) 1102 Hauling of produce (man-animal) 1103 Hauling of produce (man-machine) 1200 Washing / Cleaning 1301 Clearing (man-machine) 1302 Pulvorizing the soil (Hoeing) 1303 Digging Others Specify Others Specify Others (specify) - Indicate other activities that are not listed or mentioned above. 0 0 Operator - Number of Days Spent Operator- How many days were spent? Ask the total number of days of work per activity and record in whole number. 0 0 Operator labor - This refers to the production activities performed by the farmer operator during the reference period. Operator- Number of Hours Spent Operator- How many hours per day were spent? Ask the average number of hours of work rendered by the operator and record in one (1) decimal place. To determine the average, add the total numbers of hours worked and divide the sum by the number of working days. 0 0 Operator labor - This refers to the production activities performed by the farmer operator during the reference period. Family Labor- Number of Persons Family Labor-How many persons worked in the farm? Ask for the total number of family members who performed the particular farm operation. 0 0 Family Labor - This refers to the production activities performed by the family members of the sample farmer-operator. Family Labor- Number of Days Spent Family Labor-On the average, how many days did they work? Indicate the average number of days each person worked in whole number on the space provided. 0 0 Family Labor - This refers to the production activities performed by the family members of the sample farmer-operator. Family Labor- Number of Hours Spent Family labor-On the average, how many days did they work? Indicate the average number of hours spent working per day. To determine the average, add the total number of hours worked per person and divide the sum by the total number of working days. Record in one (1) decimal place on the space provided. 0 0 Exchange Labor- Number of Persons Exchange labor-How many persons worked in the farm? Ask for the total number of persons who performed the particular farm operation. 0 0 Exchange Labor (Bayanihan) is a custom of farmers to help each other in peak periods by working on each other’s farm without any pay. Handle the interview, computations and recording the way family labor was treated. Exchange Labor- Number of Days Spent Exchange labor-On the average, how many days did they work? Indicate the average number of days each person worked in whole number on the space provided. 0 0 Handle the interview, computations and recording the way family labor was treated. Exchange Labor- Number of Hours Spent Exchange labor-On the average, how many hours per day were spent? Indicate the average number of hours spent working per day. To determine the average, add the total number of hours worked per person and divide the sum by the total number of working days. Record in one (1) decimal place on the space provided. 0 0 Handle the interview, computations and recording the way family labor was treated. Prevailing Wage Rate How much was the prevailing wage rate per day in the locality? (Pesos) Ask for the prevailing wage rate per day in the locality for (each of the items in Column 1) the activities performed by unpaid workers. This information will be needed in the computation of imputed value of operator, family and exchange labor. Record in two (2) decimal places on the space provided. 0 0 Hired Labor- Number of Persons Hired labor-How many persons worked in the farm? Ask for the total number of hired persons who performed the particular farm operation. 0 0 Hired labor - This refers to the production activities performed by the hired laborers including the payment of services rendered. For Columns 11 to 13, handle the interview, computations and recording the way the family labor was treated. Hired Labor- Number of Days Spent Hired labor-On the average, how many days did they work? Indicate the average number of days each person worked in whole number on the space provided. 0 0 Hired labor - This refers to the production activities performed by the hired laborers including the payment of services rendered. For Columns 11 to 13, handle the interview, computations and recording the way the family labor was treated. Hired Labor- Number of Hours Spent Hired labor-On the average, how many days did they work? Indicate the average number of hours spent working per day. To determine the average, add the total number of hours worked per person and divide the sum by the total number of working days. Record in one (1) decimal place on the space provided. 0 0 Hired labor - This refers to the production activities performed by the hired laborers including the payment of services rendered. For Columns 11 to 13, handle the interview, computations and recording the way the family labor was treated. Total Mandays of Hired Labor Total mandays of hired labor Compute for the total mandays (TMD) of hired labor by multiplying Column 11, Column 12 and Column 13, and divide the result by eight (8). Record in two (2) decimal places on the space provided. 0 0 Conceptually, one manday is equivalent to eight (8) hours of work. Cash How much was paid in cash? (pesos) 0 0 Cash payment refers to the actual amount of cash paid according to the agreed basis of payment. In Kind How much was paid in kind? Convert the payment into peso equivalent by following this procedure: Peso equivalent of Payment in kind= (Total number of units of payment in-kind x (Price per local unit during the time of payment) 0 0 Food Cost How much was the total food cost incurred? (Pesos) When applicable, ask for the total cost incurred in the provision of food (meals/snacks) to farm workers during a particular farm operation. 0 0 Provision of food costs (meals and or snacks) applies only to exchange laborer (bayanihan) and hired farm workers during a particular farm operation. Region Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) Region Write legibly on the spaces provided the name of region, province, city/municipality and barangay. Fill up the boxes with the corresponding code/s from the CRS Masterlist of sample barangays provided by SMRD. 0 0 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol Region 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 16 Caraga Province Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) Province Write legibly on the spaces provided the name of region, province, city/municipality and barangay. Fill up the boxes with the corresponding code/s from the CRS Masterlist of sample barangays provided by SMRD. 0 0 2 Agusan del Norte 3 Agusan del Sur 12 Bohol 17 Camarines Sur 45 Negros Occidental 56 Quezon Farm Identification Code Farm Identification Code 0 0 Item Code Item Code 0 0 1 Land Tax 2 5 Rental value of owned land 6 Rental value of owned animal/s 7 Fuel 8 Oil 9 Transport cost of inputs 10 Interest payment on crop loan 11 12 Electricity cost 13 Water 14 15 Sack 16 Tying Material 17 Pail / Can 18 Wooden Stick 41 Rentals of Land 42 Rentals of Machine 43 Rentals of Animals 44 Rentals of Tools and equipment Others Specify Others Specify Others (specify) - Ask for other items of production cost incurred during the reference period other than those mentioned above. Example is acquisition costs of investment items being utilized for less than a year, e.g. sack, kaing, basket, etc. Specify in the space provided the cost of the item per cropping. 0 0 Quantity in Liters 0 0 Cash Cash 0 0 Cash (pesos) - This refers to direct cash outlays or cash payment for other production costs incurred during production process. Imputed Imputed 0 0 Commodity What was the crop/commodity paid? Specify the crop/commodity paid, it can be either camote or other agricultural commodity. 0 0 0 No commodity paid 1001 Palay 1002 Corn 1710 Cassava Number of Units How many local units? Ask the number of local units of camote or other agricultural commodity paid in column 4. 0 0 Local Unit What was the name of local unit? Indicate the name of local unit used in measuring the quantity paid in Column 5. 0 0 Ask the price per local unit of the other agricultural commodity/ies paid, for reference during editing. Weight in Kilogram What was the weight of one local unit? Write the equivalent weight of one local unit in kilogram. 0 0 Total Quantity in Kilogram What was the total quantity in kilogram? Write the total quantity paid in kilogram by multiplying column 5 and column 7. 0 0 Total Value in Kilogram How much was the total value? (pesos) Write the total value of the total quantity paid in column 8, it should be prevailing market price of the specific commodity. 0 0 Region Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) Region Write legibly on the spaces provided the name of region, province, city/municipality and barangay. Fill up the boxes with the corresponding code/s from the CRS Masterlist of sample barangays provided by SMRD. 0 0 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol Region 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 16 Caraga Province Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) Province Write legibly on the spaces provided the name of region, province, city/municipality and barangay. Fill up the boxes with the corresponding code/s from the CRS Masterlist of sample barangays provided by SMRD. 0 0 2 Agusan del Norte 3 Agusan del Sur 12 Bohol 17 Camarines Sur 45 Negros Occidental 56 Quezon Farm Identification Code Farm Identification Code 0 0 Camote Roots Quantity in local unit Camote Roots Quantity in Local Unit Enter the gross production in local unit on the space provided in two (2) decimal places. 0 0 Name of local unit (LU) Name of Local Unit Indicate the name of local unit used in measuring the volume of production, e.g., kilogram, sack, kaing, bundle, pieces, can, etc., in the space provided. 0 0 2 BAGS 22 KEROSENE CAN 24 KILOGRAM 44 SACK 97 TARO Weight of one LU in kilogram Weight of one local unit in kilogram Ask the sample farmer/operator the equivalent weight of one local unit in kilogram and write in two (2) decimal places. 0 0 Trader Disposition (quantity in local unit) - Refers to the manner by which the farmer disposed the produce. It may be immediately after harvesting, and/or sorting. Ask and record the following disposition items in the number of local unit. Trader Trader - quantity in local unit that was sold to wholesaler, wholesaler-retailer, agent, assembler, etc. 0 0 Co-Farmer / End User Disposition (quantity in local unit) - Refers to the manner by which the farmer disposed the produce. It may be immediately after harvesting, and/or sorting. Ask and record the following disposition items in the number of local unit. Co-Farmer/End User Co-farmer / Other End-user - quantity in local unit that was sold to co-farmer or other end-user. 0 0 Processor of food Disposition (quantity in local unit) - Refers to the manner by which the farmer disposed the produce. It may be immediately after harvesting, and/or sorting. Ask and record the following disposition items in the number of local unit. Processor of food Processor for food - the quantity in local unit that went to processor for food. 0 0 Processor of feeds Disposition (quantity in local unit) - Refers to the manner by which the farmer disposed the produce. It may be immediately after harvesting, and/or sorting. Ask and record the following disposition items in the number of local unit. Processor of feeds Processor for feeds - the quantity in local unit that went to processor for feeds. 0 0 Price per local unit (in pesos) Price per local unit (in pesos) Ask the price of one local unit. It will be used in the computation of gross value of production. 0 0 Harvesters' share Disposition (quantity in local unit) - Refers to the manner by which the farmer disposed the produce. It may be immediately after harvesting, and/or sorting. Ask and record the following disposition items in the number of local unit. Harvesters' share Harvesters’ share - the quantity in local unit given to harvesters as payment for the services rendered. 0 0 Other laborers' share Disposition (quantity in local unit) - Refers to the manner by which the farmer disposed the produce. It may be immediately after harvesting, and/or sorting. Ask and record the following disposition items in the number of local unit. Other laborers' share Other laborers’ share - the quantity in local unit given to other farm laborers as payment to services rendered. 0 0 Landowner's share Disposition (quantity in local unit) - Refers to the manner by which the farmer disposed the produce. It may be immediately after harvesting, and/or sorting. Ask and record the following disposition items in the number of local unit. Landowner's share Landowner's share - refers to the quantity in local unit given to landowner as payment for the use of his farm land. 0 0 Land lease / Rental Disposition (quantity in local unit) - Refers to the manner by which the farmer disposed the produce. It may be immediately after harvesting, and/or sorting. Ask and record the following disposition items in the number of local unit. Land lease / Rental Land lease/rental - the quantity in local unit paid for the lease/rental of the farm land. 0 0 For home consumption Disposition (quantity in local unit) - Refers to the manner by which the farmer disposed the produce. It may be immediately after harvesting, and/or sorting. Ask and record the following disposition items in the number of local unit. For home consumption For home consumption - the quantity in local unit consumed/to be consumed by the farm household. 0 0 For home-based processing Disposition (quantity in local unit) - Refers to the manner by which the farmer disposed the produce. It may be immediately after harvesting, and/or sorting. Ask and record the following disposition items in the number of local unit. For home-based processing For home-based processing - the quantity in local unit for home-based processing. 0 0 Given away Disposition (quantity in local unit) - Refers to the manner by which the farmer disposed the produce. It may be immediately after harvesting, and/or sorting. Ask and record the following disposition items in the number of local unit. Given away Given away - the quantity in local unit given to other persons, relatives and other households. 0 0 Paid to creditor Disposition (quantity in local unit) - Refers to the manner by which the farmer disposed the produce. It may be immediately after harvesting, and/or sorting. Ask and record the following disposition items in the number of local unit. Paid to creditor Paid to creditor - the quantity in local unit paid to creditors. 0 0 Used / To be used for feeds Disposition (quantity in local unit) - Refers to the manner by which the farmer disposed the produce. It may be immediately after harvesting, and/or sorting. Ask and record the following disposition items in the number of local unit. Used / To be used for feeds Used / To be used for planting materials - the quantity in local unit used as planting materials (cuttings) reserved by the farmer for future use. 0 0 Wastage Disposition (quantity in local unit) - Refers to the manner by which the farmer disposed the produce. It may be immediately after harvesting, and/or sorting. Ask and record the following disposition items in the number of local unit. Wastage Wastage - estimated quantity in local unit of spoilage or losses incurred during harvesting. 0 0 Others Disposition (quantity in local unit) - Refers to the manner by which the farmer disposed the produce. It may be immediately after harvesting, and/or sorting. Ask and record the following disposition items in the number of local unit. Others Others (specify) - quantity in local unit used for other purposes which do not belong to the above categories. 0 0 Total Disposition Total Disposition Add disposition item 2.01 sold / to be sold to 2.13 Others (specify) and write the sum in the space provided. 0 0 Region Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) Region Write legibly on the spaces provided the name of region, province, city/municipality and barangay. Fill up the boxes with the corresponding code/s from the CRS Masterlist of sample barangays provided by SMRD. 0 0 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol Region 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 16 Caraga Province Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) Province Write legibly on the spaces provided the name of region, province, city/municipality and barangay. Fill up the boxes with the corresponding code/s from the CRS Masterlist of sample barangays provided by SMRD. 0 0 2 Agusan del Norte 3 Agusan del Sur 12 Bohol 17 Camarines Sur 45 Negros Occidental 56 Quezon Farm Identification Code Farm Identification Code 0 0 Production comparison How would you compare your production (roots) in the focus parcel during the reference period with the same period of last year? Ask the sample farmer/operator to compare the quantity produce (in focus parcel) during the reference period with the same period of last year. Encircle the appropriate code provided. 0 0 1 Higher this year 2 Lower this year 3 About the same (go to Item 3) 4 No point of comparison (go to Item 3) Change in area What was/were the reason/s for the change in production? Ask the sample farmer/operator on the reason/s for the change in production. Encircle the appropriate code/s and specify verbatim answer in the space provided. 0 0 0 With no reason on change in area 1 With reason on change in area Kind of change in area Kind of change in area 0 0 Weather effects What was/were the reason/s for the change in production? Ask the sample farmer/operator on the reason/s for the change in production. Encircle the appropriate code/s and specify verbatim answer in the space provided. 0 0 0 With no reason on weather effects 2 With reason on weather effects Kind of weather effects Kind of weather effects 0 0 Pest and diseases What was/were the reason/s for the change in production? Ask the sample farmer/operator on the reason/s for the change in production. Encircle the appropriate code/s and specify verbatim answer in the space provided. 0 0 0 With no reason on pests and diseases 3 With reason on pests and diseases Kind of pests and diseases Kind of pests and diseases 0 0 Planting materials What was/were the reason/s for the change in production? Ask the sample farmer/operator on the reason/s for the change in production. Encircle the appropriate code/s and specify verbatim answer in the space provided. 0 0 0 With no reason on planting materials 4 With reason on planting materials Type of planting materials Type of planting materials 0 0 Fertilizer What was/were the reason/s for the change in production? Ask the sample farmer/operator on the reason/s for the change in production. Encircle the appropriate code/s and specify verbatim answer in the space provided. 0 0 0 With no reason on fertilizer 5 With reason on fertilizer Fertilizer Usage Fertilizer Usage 0 0 Others What was/were the reason/s for the change in production? Ask the sample farmer/operator on the reason/s for the change in production. Encircle the appropriate code/s and specify verbatim answer in the space provided. 0 0 0 No other reasons 6 With other reasons Other Reasons Other Reasons 0 0 Pests and diseases What were the camote production related problems you have encountered? Pests and diseases Ask the sample farmer/operator on the problems affecting production of camote during the reference period and encircle the appropriate code/s provided or specify if necessary. 0 0 0 With no problem on pests and diseases 1 With problem on pests and diseases High cost of inputs What were the camote production related problems you have encountered? High cost of inputs Ask the sample farmer/operator on the problems affecting production of camote during the reference period and encircle the appropriate code/s provided or specify if necessary. 0 0 0 With no problem on high cost of inputs 2 With problem on high cost of inputs Bad weather/ Calamities What were the camote production related problems you have encountered? Bad weather/ Calamities Ask the sample farmer/operator on the problems affecting production of camote during the reference period and encircle the appropriate code/s provided or specify if necessary. 0 0 0 With no problem on bad weather/calamities 3 With problem on bad weather/calamities Lack of capital What were the camote production related problems you have encountered? Lack of capital Ask the sample farmer/operator on the problems affecting production of camote during the reference period and encircle the appropriate code/s provided or specify if necessary. 0 0 0 With no problem on lack of capital 4 With problem on lack of capital Rough or poor road / Inadequate transport facilities What were the camote production related problems you have encountered? Rough or poor road / Inadequate transport facilities Ask the sample farmer/operator on the problems affecting production of camote during the reference period and encircle the appropriate code/s provided or specify if necessary. 0 0 0 With no problem on rough or poor road/inadequate transport facilities 5 With problem on rough or poor road/inadequate transport facilities Poor soil condition What were the camote production related problems you have encountered? Poor soil condition Ask the sample farmer/operator on the problems affecting production of camote during the reference period and encircle the appropriate code/s provided or specify if necessary. 0 0 0 With no problem on poor soil condition 6 With problem on poor soil condition Other problems What were the camote production related problems you have encountered? Other problems Ask the sample farmer/operator on the problems affecting production of camote during the reference period and encircle the appropriate code/s provided or specify if necessary. 0 0 0 With no other problems 7 With other problems Region Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) Region Write legibly on the spaces provided the name of region, province, city/municipality and barangay. Fill up the boxes with the corresponding code/s from the CRS Masterlist of sample barangays provided by SMRD. 0 0 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol Region 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 16 Caraga Province Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) Province Write legibly on the spaces provided the name of region, province, city/municipality and barangay. Fill up the boxes with the corresponding code/s from the CRS Masterlist of sample barangays provided by SMRD. 0 0 2 Agusan del Norte 3 Agusan del Sur 12 Bohol 17 Camarines Sur 45 Negros Occidental 56 Quezon Farm Identification Code Farm Identification Code 0 0 Agent Who was your major buyer of produce? 0 0 Agent - a businessman who buys or sells for another in exchange for a commission. 0 Not sold to agent 1 Sold to agent Percentage sold to Agent ercentage sold to Agent Determine the percentage of camote that was sold out of the total volume marketed. 0 0 Wholesaler Who was your major buyer of produce? 0 0 Wholesaler - one who buys the produce in relatively large quantities and sells it to other traders. 0 Not sold to wholesaler 2 Sold to wholesaler Percentage sold to Wholesaler Percentage sold to Wholesaler Determine the percentage of camote that was sold out of the total volume marketed. 0 0 Wholesaler-Retailer Who was your major buyer of produce? 0 0 Wholesaler-retailer - one who buys the produce in large quantities either from producers, wholesalers or contract buyers. He sells mainly to retailers on a wholesale basis and retails those that are not sold to retailers. He usually has his own stall in the market area. 0 Not sold to wholesaler-retailer 3 Sold to wholesaler-retailer Percentage sold to Wholesaler-Retailer Percentage sold to Wholesaler-Retailer Determine the percentage of camote that was sold out of the total volume marketed. 0 0 Exporter Who was your major buyer of produce? 0 0 Exporter - any person, natural or juridical, licensed to do business in the Philippines, engaged directly or indirectly in the production, manufacture or trade of products or services which earns at least fifty percent [50%] of its normal operating revenues from the sale of its products or services abroad for foreign currency. 0 Not sold to exporter Percentage sold to Exporter Percentage sold to Exporter Determine the percentage of camote that was sold out of the total volume marketed. 0 0 Assembler Who was your major buyer of produce? 0 0 Assembler - one who buys from producers and contract buyers, and assembles the products in large volume and transfer them to market centers. He sells products also on a wholesale basis. 0 Not sold to assembler 5 Sold to assembler Percentage sold to Assembler Percentage sold to Assembler Determine the percentage of camote that was sold out of the total volume marketed. 0 0 Processor Who was your major buyer of produce? 0 0 Processor - a business engaged in processing agricultural products and preparing them for market. 0 Not sold to processor 6 Sold to processor Percentage sold to Processor Percentage sold to Processor Determine the percentage of camote that was sold out of the total volume marketed. 0 0 Cooperative Who was your major buyer of produce? 0 0 0 Not sold to cooperative Percentage sold to Cooperative Percentage sold to Cooperative Determine the percentage of camote that was sold out of the total volume marketed. 0 0 Consumer Who was your major buyer of produce? 0 0 Consumer - the end users. 0 Not sold to consumer 8 Sold to consumer Percentage sold to Consumers Percentage sold to Consumers Determine the percentage of camote that was sold out of the total volume marketed. 0 0 OthersTxt 0 0 Percentage sold to Others Percentage sold to Others Determine the percentage of camote that was sold out of the total volume marketed. 0 0 Unstable prices What were the marketing related problems you have encountered? Unstable prices Ask the sample farmer/operator on the problems affecting marketing of camote and encircle the appropriate code/s provided or specify if necessary. 0 0 0 With no problem on unstable prices 1 With problem on unstable prices Rough roads/ high transport cost What were the marketing related problems you have encountered? Rough roads/ high transport cost Ask the sample farmer/operator on the problems affecting marketing of camote and encircle the appropriate code/s provided or specify if necessary. 0 0 0 With no problem on roads high transport cost 2 With problem on roads high transport cost Low price of produce What were the marketing related problems you have encountered? Low price of produce Ask the sample farmer/operator on the problems affecting marketing of camote and encircle the appropriate code/s provided or specify if necessary. 0 0 0 With no problem on low price of produce 3 With problem on low price of produce No buyer/ market outlet What were the marketing related problems you have encountered? No buyer/ market outlet Ask the sample farmer/operator on the problems affecting marketing of camote and encircle the appropriate code/s provided or specify if necessary. 0 0 0 With no problem on no buyer/market outlet 4 With problem on no buyer/market outlet Lack of marketing information What were the marketing related problems you have encountered? Lack of marketing information Ask the sample farmer/operator on the problems affecting marketing of camote and encircle the appropriate code/s provided or specify if necessary. 0 0 0 With no problem on lack of marketing information 5 With problem on lack of marketing information Others Text What were the marketing related problems you have encountered? Others Text Ask the sample farmer/operator on the problems affecting marketing of camote and encircle the appropriate code/s provided or specify if necessary. 0 0 0 With no other problems Region Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) Region Write legibly on the spaces provided the name of region, province, city/municipality and barangay. Fill up the boxes with the corresponding code/s from the CRS Masterlist of sample barangays provided by SMRD. 0 0 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol Region 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 16 Caraga Province Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) Province Write legibly on the spaces provided the name of region, province, city/municipality and barangay. Fill up the boxes with the corresponding code/s from the CRS Masterlist of sample barangays provided by SMRD. 0 0 2 Agusan del Norte 3 Agusan del Sur 12 Bohol 17 Camarines Sur 45 Negros Occidental 56 Quezon Farm Identification Code Farm Identification Code 0 0 Availed Loan Have you availed of loan for camote production during the reference period? Ask the sample farmer/operator if he/she availed of any loan for camote production. Encircle the appropriate code “1” for Yes and code“2” for No. If no, go to Block L. 0 0 1 Availed loan 2 Did not avail loan Major Source of Loan Who/what was your major source of loan? 0 0 0 No loans 1 Cooperative 2 Bank 3 Private Individual 4 Private Lending Institution Loan Amount How much loan did you avail of? (Pesos) Write the total amount of loan on the space provided. Record in two (2) decimal places. 0 0 Rate per Annum How much was the interest rate per annum? (in percent) Ask the interest rate charged by the creditor and record the answer in the space provided. Write the answer in percent and in two (2) decimal places. 0 0 Region Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) Region Write legibly on the spaces provided the name of region, province, city/municipality and barangay. Fill up the boxes with the corresponding code/s from the CRS Masterlist of sample barangays provided by SMRD. 0 0 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol Region 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 16 Caraga Province Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) Province Write legibly on the spaces provided the name of region, province, city/municipality and barangay. Fill up the boxes with the corresponding code/s from the CRS Masterlist of sample barangays provided by SMRD. 0 0 2 Agusan del Norte 3 Agusan del Sur 12 Bohol 17 Camarines Sur 45 Negros Occidental 56 Quezon Farm Identification Code Farm Identification Code 0 0 Aware of Govt Program Are you aware of any government program/intervention on camote? Ask the sample farmer/operator if he/she is aware of any government programs/intervention on camote. Encircle the appropriate code “1” for Yes and code “2” for No. If No, go to Block M. 0 0 1 Yes 2 No Availed Benefit from Govt Program Have you availed of any benefit from government program/intervention? (encircle code) Ask if he/she availed of any benefit from government program/intervention. Encircle the appropriate code “1” for Yes and code “2” for No. If No, go to Block M. 0 0 0 Not aware of government programs 1 Yes 2 No Type of Benefits Availed Type of Benefits Availed 0 0 0 Not aware of government programs 1 Planting materials 2 Fertilizer and other inputs 3 Training on farming technology 4 Post harvest facilities 5 Marketing support 6 Loans 7 Others (specify) Use Benefits Did you use the benefit(s) in your production during the last completed cropping, May 2013 – April 2014? Ask the sample farmer/operator if he/she used the benefit(s) received in his/her camote production during the last completed cropping, May 2013 – April 2014. Encircle appropriate code “1” for Yes and code “2” for No, go to Block M. 0 0 0 Not aware of the programs 1 Yes 2 No Increase farm income Did the benefit(s) receive helped increase your farm income? Ask if the benefit(s) received increase his/her farm income. Encircle appropriate code “1” for Yes and code “2” for No. 0 0 0 Not aware 1 Yes 2 No Region Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) Region Write legibly on the spaces provided the name of region, province, city/municipality and barangay. Fill up the boxes with the corresponding code/s from the CRS Masterlist of sample barangays provided by SMRD. 0 0 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol Region 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 16 Caraga Province Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) Province Write legibly on the spaces provided the name of region, province, city/municipality and barangay. Fill up the boxes with the corresponding code/s from the CRS Masterlist of sample barangays provided by SMRD. 0 0 2 Agusan del Norte 3 Agusan del Sur 12 Bohol 17 Camarines Sur 45 Negros Occidental 56 Quezon Farm Identification Code Farm Identification Code 0 0 Climate change Has Climate Change affected your farming practices? Ask the sample farmer/operator if climate change affected his farming practices. Encircle the appropriate code “1” for Yes and code “2” for No. If No, go to Item 2 0 0 Climate Change - is a change of climate which is attributed directly or indirectly to human activity that alters the composition of the global atmosphere and which is in addition to natural climate variability observed over comparable time periods. 1 Yes 2 No Change in cropping pattern What was/were the effect/s? Ask the sample farmer/operator the effects of climate change. Encircle appropriate code/s, or specify if necessary. 0 0 0 No change on cropping pattern 1 Has change on cropping pattern Decrease in number of cropping per year What was/were the effect/s? Ask the sample farmer/operator the effects of climate change. Encircle appropriate code/s, or specify if necessary. 0 0 0 No effect on the number of cropping per year 2 Has decrease in number of cropping per year Increase in input usage What was/were the effect/s? Ask the sample farmer/operator the effects of climate change. Encircle appropriate code/s, or specify if necessary. 0 0 0 Has no effect on input usage 3 Increase in input usage Decrease in yield What was/were the effect/s? Ask the sample farmer/operator the effects of climate change. Encircle appropriate code/s, or specify if necessary. 0 0 0 Has no effect in yield 4 Has decrease in yield Decrease in frequency of plowing What was/were the effect/s? Ask the sample farmer/operator the effects of climate change. Encircle appropriate code/s, or specify if necessary. 0 0 0 Has no effect on frequency of plowing 5 Has decrease in frequency in plowing Others What was/were the effect/s? Ask the sample farmer/operator the effects of climate change. Encircle appropriate code/s, or specify if necessary. 0 0 0 No other effects 6 Has other effects OthersTxt What was/were the effect/s? Ask the sample farmer/operator the effects of climate change. Encircle appropriate code/s, or specify if necessary. 0 0 Natural farming Did you practice any of the following natural farming method? Ask the sample farmer/operator if he/she practice natural farming method. Encircle the appropriate code “1” for Yes and code “2” for No. If No, go to Item 3. 0 0 Natural Farming - is a sustainable farming using natural materials (inputs) and absolutely no chemicals application. 1 Yes 2 No Hundred percent chemical free farming Did you practice any of the following natural farming method? If “yes”, encircle code/s, specify if necessary. 0 0 Hundred percent chemical free farming - farming without the use of pesticides (herbicides, insecticides) 0 None 1 With hundred percent chemical free farming Use of organic fertilizer (e.g,composts) Did you practice any of the following natural farming method? If “yes”, encircle code/s, specify if necessary. 0 0 Use of organic fertilizer – farming with the use of compost (biodegradable materials of microbial plants or animal origin produced in organic farms) - organic fertilizers and minerals coming from those rich in nitrogen (e.g. blood meal, farmyard slurry) should be applied in such a way that it will have a minimum adverse effect on the nutritive quality of crops, nitrate content, keeping quality and plant resistance and environment. 0 None 2 Use of organic fertilizer Maintain buffer zone or borders Did you practice any of the following natural farming method? If “yes”, encircle code/s, specify if necessary. 0 0 Maintain buffer zones or border to avoid risk of contamination from chemicals - buffer zone applies to a dike, which is planted with-purpose tree species of sufficient density. The buffer zone applies likewise to irrigation “right of way” passing through lands on certification program. 0 None 3 Maintain buffer zone or border Others Did you practice any of the following natural farming method? If “yes”, encircle code/s, specify if necessary. 0 0 0 None 4 Others OthersTxt Did you practice any of the following natural farming method? 0 0 Farmers Organization Are you a member of camote farmers’ organization? Ask the sample farmer if he/she is a member of camote farmers’ organization. Encircle the appropriate code “1” for Yes and code “2” for No. If No, go to Block N. 0 0 1 Yes 2 No Name of Organization What is the name of the organization? Ask the name of the organization he/she belongs. 0 0 Type of Benefits What were the benefit/s received from the organization? 0 0 0 No benefits 1 Training/seminars 2 Financial/credit support 3 Inputs support 4 Marketing support 5 Others Region Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) Region Write legibly on the spaces provided the name of region, province, city/municipality and barangay. Fill up the boxes with the corresponding code/s from the CRS Masterlist of sample barangays provided by SMRD. 0 0 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol Region 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 16 Caraga Province Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) Province Write legibly on the spaces provided the name of region, province, city/municipality and barangay. Fill up the boxes with the corresponding code/s from the CRS Masterlist of sample barangays provided by SMRD. 0 0 2 Agusan del Norte 3 Agusan del Sur 12 Bohol 17 Camarines Sur 45 Negros Occidental 56 Quezon Farm Identification Code Farm Identification Code 0 0 Plans What is your plan regarding camote farm operation? Ask the plan of the sample farmer/operator. If plan is not mentioned on the choices given, specify on the space provided. 0 0 1 Maintain current operation 2 Expand 3 Others (specify): Stop operation Price support What are your recommendations in order to improve your camote production? Encircle code/s or specify if necessary. 0 0 0 No recommendation on price support 1 Recommended price support Variables 6 to 15 are possible responses to question N2. Infrastructure facilities What are your recommendations in order to improve your camote production? What are your recommendations in order to improve your camote production? Encircle code/s or specify if necessary. 0 0 0 No recommendation on infrastrucutre facilities 2 Recommended infrastructure facilities Variables 6 to 15 are possible responses to question N2. Regulate price of farm inputs What are your recommendations in order to improve your camote production? What are your recommendations in order to improve your camote production? Encircle code/s or specify if necessary. 0 0 0 No recommendation on regualtion of price of farm inputs 3 Recommended regulation of prices of farm inputs Variables 6 to 15 are possible responses to question N2. Financial support What are your recommendations in order to improve your camote production? What are your recommendations in order to improve your camote production? Encircle code/s or specify if necessary. 0 0 0 No recommendation on financial support 4 Recommended financial support Variables 6 to 15 are possible responses to question N2. Soil testing/ analysis What are your recommendations in order to improve your camote production? What are your recommendations in order to improve your camote production? Encircle code/s or specify if necessary. 0 0 0 No recommendation on soil testing analysis 5 Recommended soil testing analysis Variables 6 to 15 are possible responses to question N2. Land Reform Program What are your recommendations in order to improve your camote production? What are your recommendations in order to improve your camote production? Encircle code/s or specify if necessary. 0 0 0 No recommendation on land reform program 6 Recommended land reform program Variables 6 to 15 are possible responses to question N2. Environmental concern (e.g, disposal, erosion) What are your recommendations in order to improve your camote production? What are your recommendations in order to improve your camote production? Encircle code/s or specify if necessary. 0 0 0 No recommendation on environmental concern 7 Recommended environmental concern Variables 6 to 15 are possible responses to question N2. New/ modern farming technologies What are your recommendations in order to improve your camote production? What are your recommendations in order to improve your camote production? Encircle code/s or specify if necessary. 0 0 0 No recommendation on new modern farming technology 8 Recommended new modern farming technology Variables 6 to 15 are possible responses to question N2. Others What are your recommendations in order to improve your camote production? What are your recommendations in order to improve your camote production? Encircle code/s or specify if necessary. 0 0 0 No other recommendations 9 Other recommendations Variables 6 to 15 are possible responses to question N2. Others Text What are your recommendations in order to improve your camote production? 0 0 Variables 6 to 15 are possible responses to question N2.