JPN_2014-2019_GGP-P_v01_EN_M_A_OCS
JPN_2014-2019_GGP-P_v01_EN_M_A_OCS_v01
Office of Chief Statistician
Nesstar Publisher
DDI_JPN_2014-2019_GGP-P_v01_EN_M_A_OCS_FAO
Good Growth Plan, 2014-2019
GGP-P 2014-2019
JPN_2014-2019_GGP-P_v01_EN_M_A_OCS
Syngenta
Kynetec
Nesstar Publisher
The Good Growth Plan team
Agricultural Survey [ag/oth]
Input efficiency
Crop productivity
Agriculture
The Good Growth Plan
Agriculture & Rural Development
Environment
Agricultural input efficiency
Syngenta is committed to increasing crop productivity and to using limited resources such as land, water and inputs more efficiently. Since 2014, Syngenta has been measuring trends in agricultural input efficiency on a global network of real farms. The Good Growth Plan dataset shows aggregated productivity and resource efficiency indicators by harvest year. The data has been collected from more than 4,000 farms and covers more than 20 different crops in 46 countries. The data (except USA data and for Barley in UK, Germany, Poland, Czech Republic, France and Spain) was collected, consolidated and reported by Kynetec (previously Market Probe), an independent market research agency. It can be used as benchmarks for crop yield and input efficiency.
Japan
National Coverage
Agricultural holdings
Sample survey data [ssd]
Data was collected on the usage of inputs, such as crop protection products, chemical fertilizer, seeding rates, labor hours, machinery usage hours, and marketable crop yield on a per hectare basis.
initially focus on Memuro, Otofuke, Tokachi Shimizu, Obihiro Taisho // Added locations in GGP 2015 due to change of RF: Obhiro, Kamikawa, Abashiri
BF: no use of in furrow application (Amigo) - no use of Amistar
Contract farmers of snacks and other food companies --> screening question:
'Do you have quality contracts in place with snack and food companies for your potato production? Y/N --> if no, screen out
Increase of marketable yield --> screening question:
'Are you interested in growing branded potatoes (premium potatoes for processing industry)? Y/N --> if no, screen out
Potato growers for process use
Background info: No mention of Syngenta
Background info:
- Labor cost is very serious issue: In general, labor cost in Japan is very high. Growers try to reduce labor cost by mechanization. Percentage of labor cost in production cost. They would like to manage cost of labor
- Quality and yield driven]]>
Face-to-face [f2f]
The users shall not take any action with the purpose of identifying any individual entity (i.e. person, household, enterprise, etc.) in the micro dataset(s). If such a disclosure is made inadvertently, no use will be made of the information, and it will be reported immediately to FAO
The Good Growth Plan Progress Data - Productivity 2019. Dataset downloaded from https://microdata.fao.org.
The user of the data acknowledges that the original collector of the data, the authorized distributor of the data, and the relevant funding agency bear no responsibility for use of the data or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses
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13
2019-06-27
25
2019-06-28
10
2019-06-29
8
2019-07-01
10
2019-07-02
15
2019-07-03
23
2019-07-04
24
2019-07-06
14
2019-07-08
8
2019-07-09
11
2019-07-10
11
2019-07-11
30
2019-07-12
33
2019-07-16
12
2019-07-17
7
2019-07-18
18
2019-07-19
14
2019-07-20
19
2019-07-21
26
2019-07-22
9
2019-07-23
30
2019-07-24
2
2019-07-25
16
2019-07-26
8
2019-07-27
11
2019-07-28
24
2019-07-29
20
2019-07-30
10
2019-07-31
17
2019-08-02
7
2019-08-03
3
2019-08-05
12
2019-08-06
13
2019-08-07
37
2019-08-08
13
2019-08-10
6
2019-08-11
3
2019-08-12
10
2019-08-13
5
2019-08-14
30
2019-08-15
12
2019-08-16
12
2019-08-18
2
2019-08-19
10
2019-08-20
9
2019-08-21
12
2019-08-22
17
2019-08-25
7
2019-08-26
12
2019-08-27
8
2019-08-28
2
2019-08-31
4
2019-09-01
4
2019-09-03
9
2019-09-04
4
2019-09-10
3
2019-09-12
2
2019-09-13
5
2019-09-15
2
2019-09-21
2
Q241 b.Type of product
6676
11
1
Herbicide
326
2
Insecticide
1190
3
Fungicide
4228
4
Plant growth regulator, harvest aids,adjuvants
932
Sysmiss
11
Q241 c . Brand product name
6686
0
confidential
6686
Q241 c1. Brand product formulation
5813
0
confidential
5813
CODED VARIABLE - stringcode
6687
0
confidential
6687
CODED VARIABLE - active ingredient1
6516
0
ACEPHATE
21
ACETAMIPRID
125
AMETOCTRADIN*
46
AMISULBROM*
178
AZOXYSTROBIN
33
BACILLUS THURINGIENSIS
8
BENTHIAVALICARB-ISOPROPYL
256
CHLOROISOPHTHALONITRILE (TPN)
12
CHLOROTHALONIL
41
CLETHODIM
1
CLOTHIANIDINE
24
COPPER-OXYCHLORIDE
17
COPPER-SULFATE
135
CU-CHLORIDE
185
CU-HYDROXIDE*
114
CU-OXYCHLORIDE
75
CYAZOFAMID
406
CYFLUTHRIN
38
CYHALOTHRIN
8
CYMOXANYLE
340
CYPERMETHRIN
226
DIMETENAMID-P
47
DIMETHOATE
12
DIQUAT
1
Do not know
460
ERWINIA-CAROTOVORA
47
ETHABOXAM
4
FENITRITHION
9
FENTHION (MPP)
5
FLONICAMID
107
FLUAZIFOP-P-B
6
FLUAZINAM
303
FLUCYTHRINATE
120
FLUOPICOLIDE*
291
FLUTOLANIL
9
FLUVALINATE
6
GLUFOSINATE-AMMONIUM
12
GLUFOSINATE-P-SODIUM-SALT
2
IMIDACLOPRID
92
KASUGAMYCIN*
65
LINURON
52
MANCOZEB (VONDOZEB)
523
MANDIPROPAMID
154
METALAXIL-M
4
METRIBUZIN
145
OXATHIAPIPROLIN
122
OXOLINIC-ACID
314
OXYFLUORFEN
12
PARAQUAT DICHLORIDE
3
PARATHION METHYL
2
PENCYCURON
2
PENDIMETHALIN
8
PHENTHOATE
2
PHOSALONE
21
PHOSTHIAZATE
2
POLYETHER - POLYMETHYLSILOXANE
3
POLYOXYETHYLEN-NON-E
98
POLYOXYETHYLENE ALKYL ETHER
58
POLYOXYPROPYLENE-METHYLPOLYSILOXANEÂ COPOLYMER
30
PROFENOFOS
4
PROPYLENE GLYCOL
1
PROSULFOCARB
7
PSEUDOMONAS RHODESIAE
13
PYMETROZINE
24
PYRAFLUFEN-ETHYL
206
PYRIFLUQUINAZON
73
QUIZALOFOP-P-E
25
SETHOXYDIMÂ
4
SORBITAN-FATTY-ACID-POLYOXYETHYLENE
275
SPIROTETRAMAT
109
STREPTOMYCIN SULFATE
171
SULFOXAFLOR (XDE-208)
15
TEBUCONAZOLE
10
THIAMETHOXAM
127
THIOPHANATE-METYL
10
CODED VARIABLE - amount of ai1
6013
674
1.5
1000
108.322
145.975
CODED VARIABLE - unit (% or Gr)
6077
610
1
g/l
2434
2
percent
3643
Sysmiss
610
CODED VARIABLE - active ingredient2
1673
0
CHLOROISOPHTHALONITRILE (TPN)
4
CHLOROTHALONIL
1
CU-CHLORIDE
42
CYMOXANYLE
103
DIMETHOMORPH
46
DIQUAT DIBROMYDE
3
Do not know
38
FAMOXADONE
336
FENVALERATO
12
FLUAZIFOP-P-B
175
KASUGAMYCIN*
113
LINURON
12
MANCOZEB (VONDOZEB)
16
METALAXIL
3
METALAXIL-M
7
OXOLINIC-ACID
65
OXYTETRACYCLINE*
124
PARAQUAT
1
PENDIMETHALIN
47
POLYNAPHTYL
98
PROPAMOCARB
120
PROPAMOCARB-HCL
171
STREPTOMYCIN SULFATE
136
CODED VARIABLE - amount of ai2
1673
5014
1.8
555
105.327
178.663
CODED VARIABLE - active ingredient3
163
0
COPPER-HYDROXIDE
52
SORBITAN-FATTY-ACID-POLYOXYETHYLENE
98
STREPTOMYCIN SULFATE
13
CODED VARIABLE - amount of ai3
163
6524
12.5
50
43.296
10.541
CODED VARIABLE - total amount of ai
4143
2544
1.5
1000
155.514
183.222
CODED VARIABLE Q241 d. Dosage ?
6389
298
1.008
40000
1203.981
1755.182
CODED VARIABLE Q241 e. Unit of quantity
6631
56
1
MILLILITER/HECT
2936
2
GRAM/HECT
3695
Sysmiss
56
Q241 f. Amount of H2O solved in LITERS per <HECTARE>
6553
134
0
3720.996
948.426
211.472
Q241 g. Pest/disease/ weed targeted ?
6592
0
-1
1
99
33
all types of weeds
4
annual weed
2
annual weeds
6
anthing
1
anything
1
aphid
621
aphid ; psylliodes angusticollis
4
aphid; ladybug
1
aphid; psylliodes angusticollis
4
aphid; solanum flea beetle
3
aphid;armyworm
6
aphid;ladybug
1
aphid;psylliodes angusticollis
1
aphid;solanum flea beetle
2
aphids
239
aphids ;henosepilachna vigintioctopunctata ;henosepilachna vigintioctomaculata
1
aphids ;solanum flea beetle
9
aphids;solanum flea beetle
1
armyworm
7
bacterial soft rot
12
bactericide
1
bent grass
1
black leg ;common scab
1
black scurf
11
black spots
7
blackfoot disease
1
blight
1898
1
blight ; mycotic disease
3
blight ;soft rot
10
blight ;tuber rot
4
blight mycotic disease
1
blight soft rot
10
blight tuber rot
6
blight;
2
blight; early blight
2
blight; sclerotinia sclerotiorum
2
blight; soft rot
8
blight; tubers rot
16
blight;mycotic disease
10
blight;soft rot
41
blight;soft rot;
1
blight;summer blight
4
blight;tuber rot
4
bligjt
1
blilght
1
botrytis cinerea
4
broad leaf
2
broad-leaved weed
5
bug
6
chemical herbicides
20
chenopodium album
1
chenopodium album; persicaria
1
common scab
8
common scab ;black leg
2
desiccant
3
disease
18
don't know
140
downy mildew;blight
2
early blight
13
early blight; blight
9
foliar treatment
2
fungiside for several fungus
19
fungiside for several fungus;pest
9
garden springtail
2
globodera rostochiensis
2
goosefoot knotweed
6
grass insects
1
grouth regulator
13
growth regulator
11
herbicide
8
japanese barnyard millet
4
japanese barnyard millet ;chenopodium album var; centrorubrum ;polygonaceae
1
japanese barnyard millet ;polygonaceae
1
late blight
807
late blight ;early blight ;stem rot
2
late blight ;stem rot
14
late blight ;tubers rot
4
late blight;bacterial soft rot
52
late blight;early blight
12
late blight;stem rot
19
mycotic disease
9
mycotic disease;blight
1
no answer
149
pectobacterium
2
persicaria nepalensis
1
pest
23
pest psylliodes angusticollis
2
pests
2
plant growth regulator
2
poaceae weeds
2
potato scab
11
psylliodes angusticollis
102
psylliodes angusticollis aphid
2
psylliodes angusticollis;aphid
6
sclerotinia sclerotiorum ;blight
2
soft rat
2
soft rot
809
soft rot bacterium
182
soft rot; blight
4
soft rot;blight
2
soil treatment
4
solanum flea beetle
88
solanum flea beetle ;aphids
25
solanum flea beetle; aphid
1
solanum flea beetle;aphid
2
solanum nigrum ;chenopodium album
1
spodoptera litura
10
spongospora subterranea
4
spreading agent
438
stellaria; persicaria
1
stem rot
13
stem rot ;late blight
1
summer blight
24
summer blight;blight
26
summer blight;blight;mycotic disease
1
summer blight;mycotic disease
2
thanatephorus cucumeris
25
tuber rot
13
tuber rot;blight
1
tuber rot;blight;
1
tubers rot
4
weed
96
weeds
148
weeds overall
2
weeds;annual bluegrass
1
weeds;weeds
2
withering agent
108
withering agent; weeds
1
worm
2
アカザã€ã‚¯ãƒ‡
2
Q241 h. Level of pest/ disease/ weed pressure
6320
367
1
Medium pressure
1613
2
Low pressure
488
3
High pressure
4219
Sysmiss
367
Q241 i. Percentage of the area treated against pests/ diseases/ weeds
6263
424
3
100
98.992
9.081
Q241 j. Percentage of crop free of pests/ diseases/ weeds at harvest (in %)
6011
676
0
100
93.384
16.72
Q241 k. Equipment type ?
5692
995
1
Motorized boom sprayer
3474
2
Hand operated sprayers (e.g. knapsack),
4
3
Airblast sprayer
2088
4
Other
120
5
Aerial applicator
6
Sysmiss
995
Q241 n. What is the timing of the treatment - before crop-emergence or after crop-emergence
3643
3044
1
After crop-emergence (crop already emerged)
3609
2
Before crop-emergence (soil is treated)
34
Sysmiss
3044
CODED VARIABLE Syngenta product? (1 = YES; 0 = NO)
5274
1413
1
No
4942
2
Yes
332
Sysmiss
1413
Data collection wave
369
0
2014
2019
2016.455
1.582
Syngenta's definition of Region
369
0
apac
369
Syngenta's definition of Territory
369
0
asia north east
369
To which field/plot does the information relate to?
369
0
A
217
B
152
Unique cluster ID
369
0
japanpotato1
159
japanpotato2
208
japanpotato3
2
Country
369
0
Japan
369
Farm type
369
0
bf
317
rf
52
Unique respondent ID
369
0
22100100
2
22100200
2
22100300
2
22100400
2
22100500
2
22110100
1
22110200
1
22110300
1
22110401
1
22110402
1
22110500
1
22110600
7
22110700
4
22110701
2
22110702
2
22110800
7
22110900
7
22111000
3
22111001
2
22111002
2
22111100
1
22200100
4
22200200
2
22200400
2
22200600
4
22200700
1
22200900
2
22201100
2
22201200
4
22201300
4
22201400
4
22201800
1
22201900
1
22202000
2
22202100
4
22202300
4
22202400
2
22202500
3
22202700
2
22203500
3
22203600
2
22203700
1
22203800
9
22203900
1
22204000
2
22204100
4
22204200
2
22204400
2
22204500
2
22204600
3
22204700
2
22204800
2
22204900
2
22205000
2
22205100
4
22206100
1
22206200
1
22206300
2
22206400
1
22206700
1
22206900
2
22207000
2
22207100
2
22207200
2
22207300
2
22207400
1
22210100
2
22210200
2
22210300
6
22210400
6
22210500
4
22210600
6
22210700
4
22210800
4
22220100
5
22220200
8
22220300
8
22220400
6
22220500
8
22220600
8
22220700
8
22220800
2
22220900
5
22230100
8
22230200
6
22230300
6
22230400
6
22230500
6
22230600
6
22230700
4
22230800
2
22230900
2
22231000
2
22240100
8
22240200
8
22240300
8
22240400
6
22240500
4
22240600
6
22240700
6
22240800
2
22250200
4
22250300
2
22250400
4
22250500
4
22250600
4
22250700
2
The crop of focus
369
0
potato
369
Q57. Size of growing area A for <TARG1> in <HECT>
369
0
0.3
100
17.591
15.692
Q5.Total cultivated area of <TARG1> in this season in <HECT>
369
0
4
380
24.588
40.221
Q6. Total size of your farm/cultivated area for all crops in <HECT>
369
0
19.841
1340
117.184
171.925
Land efficiency in ton/ha
366
3
14
60.48
34.444
7.87
Number of field applications used per ton produced
366
3
0.0783
0.859
0.28
0.097
Kgs of nitrogen used per ton produced
348
21
0
40.4
2.891
3.222
Kgs of phosphorus used per ton produced
347
22
0
22.567
3.321
3.138
Kgs of potassium used per ton produced
347
22
0
33.615
2.498
2.221
Kgs of seeds used per ton produced
365
4
8.889
333.333
66.429
27.5
Kgs of active ingredients from pesticides used in kilogram per ton produced
346
23
0.00147
2.667
0.258
0.281
Kgs of active ingredients from herbicides used per ton produced
288
81
0
0.14
0.0272
0.0269
Kgs of active ingredients from fungicides used per ton produced
339
30
6.58e-05
2.667
0.225
0.265
Kgs of active ingredients from insecticides used per ton produced
330
39
0
1.337
0.0146
0.0863
Litres of irrigation water used per ton produced
341
28
0
625
3.765
39.91
Amount of labor hours per unit of crop output produced
359
10
0.071
12.611
1.616
2.064
Amount of machinery used in hours per unit of crop output produced
358
11
0.0459
7.615
0.921
1.037
Percentage of syngenta products used compared to total number of products used
311
58
0
100
11.937
22.029
Does the grower use Syngenta products?
311
58
1
non-user
116
2
exclusive user
12
3
mixed user
183
Sysmiss
58
have received a crop program and/or any recommendations this season?
196
173
1
Did not receive any crop program
22
2
Received a complete crop program
55
3
Received recommendations but not a complete program
119
Sysmiss
173
Date of first field preparation
368
2013-10-30
2019-05-28
2013-10-30
1
2013-11-02
1
2013-11-06
2
2013-11-15
5
2014-04-07
1
2014-04-08
1
2014-04-09
1
2014-04-14
2
2014-04-15
4
2014-04-18
2
2014-04-19
1
2014-04-20
11
2014-04-21
3
2014-04-22
4
2014-04-23
2
2014-04-25
2
2014-04-26
1
2014-04-28
2
2014-04-29
3
2014-05-01
1
2014-05-02
3
2014-05-04
1
2014-10-15
1
2014-10-31
1
2014-11-20
1
2014-11-30
2
2015-03-03
1
2015-04-01
3
2015-04-02
2
2015-04-03
1
2015-04-04
2
2015-04-05
2
2015-04-09
2
2015-04-10
3
2015-04-12
3
2015-04-14
1
2015-04-15
2
2015-04-19
1
2015-04-20
4
2015-04-22
1
2015-04-24
1
2015-04-25
5
2015-04-26
1
2015-04-27
5
2015-04-28
2
2015-04-30
2
2015-05-01
3
2015-05-02
2
2015-05-05
1
2015-05-08
1
2015-05-17
1
2015-05-27
1
2015-10-01
2
2015-10-10
1
2015-10-11
1
2015-10-20
2
2015-11-15
2
2016-04-01
2
2016-04-12
2
2016-04-14
4
2016-04-15
2
2016-04-16
1
2016-04-17
1
2016-04-19
1
2016-04-20
6
2016-04-23
3
2016-04-24
3
2016-04-25
6
2016-04-26
6
2016-04-27
1
2016-04-30
3
2016-05-01
3
2016-05-02
1
2016-05-03
2
2016-05-04
1
2016-05-07
3
2016-05-08
2
2016-05-09
2
2016-05-10
2
2016-05-11
3
2016-05-13
2
2016-05-15
1
2016-05-23
1
2016-10-15
2
2017-04-10
2
2017-04-13
2
2017-04-14
2
2017-04-15
4
2017-04-16
1
2017-04-20
16
2017-04-24
2
2017-04-25
10
2017-04-27
2
2017-04-30
4
2017-05-01
8
2017-05-02
1
2017-05-03
1
2017-05-04
1
2017-05-05
2
2017-05-06
2
2017-05-07
1
2017-05-08
1
2017-05-09
1
2017-05-10
2
2017-05-11
1
2017-05-15
1
2017-05-18
1
2017-05-20
1
2017-06-06
1
2017-10-31
2
2018-04-12
1
2018-04-13
2
2018-04-14
1
2018-04-15
4
2018-04-19
2
2018-04-20
24
2018-04-22
4
2018-04-23
2
2018-04-24
1
2018-04-25
6
2018-04-27
1
2018-04-28
1
2018-04-30
2
2018-05-01
1
2018-05-04
2
2018-05-05
1
2018-05-08
3
2018-05-09
2
2018-05-10
2
2018-05-11
2
2018-05-12
3
2018-05-20
1
2018-05-22
1
2018-05-26
1
2019-04-15
2
2019-04-16
2
2019-04-18
2
2019-04-20
3
2019-04-21
2
2019-04-23
1
2019-04-24
1
2019-04-25
4
2019-04-26
1
2019-04-27
2
2019-04-28
1
2019-04-30
1
2019-05-01
1
2019-05-02
3
2019-05-03
3
2019-05-04
1
2019-05-05
1
2019-05-07
1
2019-05-08
1
2019-05-10
3
2019-05-12
1
2019-05-14
1
2019-05-19
1
2019-05-28
1
Date of sowing or planting
368
2014-04-22
2019-05-29
2014-04-22
1
2014-04-23
2
2014-04-24
6
2014-04-25
2
2014-04-26
3
2014-04-27
2
2014-04-28
3
2014-04-29
1
2014-04-30
5
2014-05-01
8
2014-05-02
6
2014-05-03
6
2014-05-04
2
2014-05-06
1
2014-05-08
1
2014-05-10
1
2014-05-11
1
2014-05-15
2
2014-05-20
1
2015-04-20
1
2015-04-23
2
2015-04-24
5
2015-04-25
6
2015-04-26
1
2015-04-27
5
2015-04-28
3
2015-04-29
7
2015-04-30
3
2015-05-01
4
2015-05-02
6
2015-05-03
2
2015-05-04
4
2015-05-06
2
2015-05-09
2
2015-05-10
2
2015-05-17
1
2015-05-25
1
2015-05-27
1
2016-04-15
1
2016-04-17
1
2016-04-20
4
2016-04-21
4
2016-04-22
4
2016-04-23
2
2016-04-24
1
2016-04-25
3
2016-04-26
1
2016-04-27
2
2016-04-28
8
2016-05-01
2
2016-05-02
1
2016-05-03
6
2016-05-04
3
2016-05-05
1
2016-05-07
1
2016-05-08
1
2016-05-09
3
2016-05-10
1
2016-05-11
2
2016-05-12
2
2016-05-13
2
2016-05-14
4
2016-05-15
4
2016-05-17
1
2016-05-18
2
2016-05-19
2
2016-05-20
1
2016-05-22
1
2016-05-23
1
2017-04-14
2
2017-04-16
1
2017-04-17
1
2017-04-24
1
2017-04-25
5
2017-04-26
3
2017-04-27
5
2017-04-28
3
2017-04-30
8
2017-05-01
2
2017-05-02
3
2017-05-03
6
2017-05-04
3
2017-05-05
3
2017-05-06
5
2017-05-07
4
2017-05-08
2
2017-05-09
1
2017-05-10
3
2017-05-11
2
2017-05-12
3
2017-05-13
2
2017-05-18
1
2017-05-20
1
2017-05-21
1
2017-06-06
1
2018-04-17
1
2018-04-18
1
2018-04-19
1
2018-04-20
1
2018-04-22
3
2018-04-23
3
2018-04-24
6
2018-04-25
6
2018-04-26
2
2018-04-27
4
2018-04-28
5
2018-04-29
4
2018-04-30
3
2018-05-01
2
2018-05-02
2
2018-05-05
1
2018-05-06
2
2018-05-08
1
2018-05-09
1
2018-05-10
7
2018-05-11
2
2018-05-12
5
2018-05-13
1
2018-05-14
2
2018-05-15
1
2018-05-16
2
2018-05-21
1
2018-05-24
1
2018-05-29
1
2019-04-20
2
2019-04-22
4
2019-04-23
4
2019-04-25
1
2019-04-26
1
2019-04-29
1
2019-04-30
2
2019-05-01
1
2019-05-02
1
2019-05-03
3
2019-05-04
2
2019-05-05
3
2019-05-06
3
2019-05-08
2
2019-05-09
2
2019-05-10
1
2019-05-11
1
2019-05-12
1
2019-05-14
2
2019-05-16
1
2019-05-19
1
2019-05-29
1
Date when harvest started
367
2014-08-08
2019-10-19
2014-08-08
1
2014-08-10
1
2014-08-13
1
2014-08-20
2
2014-08-21
1
2014-08-23
1
2014-08-24
1
2014-08-25
3
2014-08-26
2
2014-08-28
4
2014-08-29
1
2014-08-30
4
2014-08-31
2
2014-09-01
5
2014-09-03
2
2014-09-04
2
2014-09-07
2
2014-09-08
4
2014-09-10
1
2014-09-11
1
2014-09-14
1
2014-09-15
2
2014-09-18
2
2014-09-20
4
2014-09-24
1
2014-09-25
1
2014-09-26
1
2014-10-01
1
2015-08-05
1
2015-08-10
1
2015-08-12
1
2015-08-20
1
2015-08-21
3
2015-08-23
1
2015-08-24
1
2015-08-25
2
2015-08-26
2
2015-08-27
4
2015-08-28
3
2015-08-30
3
2015-09-01
5
2015-09-02
2
2015-09-03
2
2015-09-04
3
2015-09-05
2
2015-09-08
4
2015-09-10
1
2015-09-12
1
2015-09-14
1
2015-09-15
1
2015-09-17
3
2015-09-21
1
2015-09-22
1
2015-09-25
1
2015-09-29
1
2015-09-30
2
2015-10-04
1
2015-10-12
2
2015-10-15
1
2016-08-03
1
2016-08-04
1
2016-08-07
1
2016-08-08
1
2016-08-10
1
2016-08-17
1
2016-08-20
1
2016-08-23
1
2016-08-27
1
2016-08-28
5
2016-08-29
1
2016-08-30
2
2016-09-01
5
2016-09-02
2
2016-09-03
6
2016-09-04
2
2016-09-05
3
2016-09-06
1
2016-09-07
3
2016-09-08
2
2016-09-10
5
2016-09-12
1
2016-09-15
3
2016-09-16
1
2016-09-17
1
2016-09-18
2
2016-09-20
3
2016-09-21
1
2016-09-23
1
2016-09-25
3
2016-09-26
2
2016-09-28
3
2016-09-29
1
2016-10-01
1
2016-10-07
1
2016-10-08
1
2017-08-03
2
2017-08-11
1
2017-08-12
1
2017-08-20
1
2017-08-22
1
2017-08-23
2
2017-08-24
2
2017-08-25
1
2017-08-27
1
2017-08-28
3
2017-08-29
1
2017-09-01
12
2017-09-02
1
2017-09-03
1
2017-09-04
2
2017-09-05
4
2017-09-06
1
2017-09-07
3
2017-09-08
2
2017-09-09
1
2017-09-10
6
2017-09-11
1
2017-09-13
1
2017-09-15
5
2017-09-16
1
2017-09-17
1
2017-09-20
2
2017-09-21
1
2017-09-22
1
2017-09-23
2
2017-09-25
2
2017-09-26
1
2017-09-30
1
2017-10-01
2
2017-10-05
1
2017-10-21
1
2018-08-03
1
2018-08-17
1
2018-08-20
2
2018-08-22
1
2018-08-24
1
2018-08-25
2
2018-08-26
2
2018-08-28
2
2018-08-30
1
2018-08-31
1
2018-09-01
1
2018-09-02
2
2018-09-03
5
2018-09-04
1
2018-09-05
4
2018-09-06
3
2018-09-07
3
2018-09-10
4
2018-09-11
3
2018-09-12
3
2018-09-14
5
2018-09-15
6
2018-09-16
5
2018-09-18
1
2018-09-19
2
2018-09-21
1
2018-09-22
2
2018-09-25
1
2018-09-26
1
2018-09-27
1
2018-09-28
1
2018-09-29
1
2018-10-01
1
2018-10-10
1
2019-08-02
1
2019-08-22
1
2019-08-26
1
2019-08-28
1
2019-09-02
1
2019-09-03
3
2019-09-04
1
2019-09-05
3
2019-09-06
1
2019-09-07
2
2019-09-08
1
2019-09-09
1
2019-09-10
3
2019-09-11
3
2019-09-12
2
2019-09-13
1
2019-09-14
1
2019-09-15
1
2019-09-18
3
2019-09-25
1
2019-09-26
1
2019-09-27
1
2019-09-29
1
2019-10-01
2
2019-10-10
2
2019-10-19
1
Date when harvest ended
365
2014-08-25
2019-10-29
2014-08-25
1
2014-08-30
1
2014-08-31
1
2014-09-03
8
2014-09-04
1
2014-09-06
2
2014-09-08
3
2014-09-10
2
2014-09-12
2
2014-09-14
1
2014-09-15
1
2014-09-16
2
2014-09-17
1
2014-09-18
2
2014-09-20
4
2014-09-21
2
2014-09-23
2
2014-09-24
2
2014-09-25
1
2014-09-26
1
2014-09-27
2
2014-09-28
1
2014-09-29
1
2014-09-30
2
2014-10-01
3
2014-10-05
2
2014-10-06
1
2014-10-10
1
2014-10-11
1
2015-08-09
1
2015-08-16
1
2015-08-25
1
2015-08-27
1
2015-08-28
1
2015-08-29
2
2015-08-30
2
2015-08-31
1
2015-09-01
1
2015-09-03
2
2015-09-04
1
2015-09-05
1
2015-09-06
3
2015-09-07
1
2015-09-08
4
2015-09-09
1
2015-09-10
1
2015-09-14
1
2015-09-15
3
2015-09-16
2
2015-09-17
1
2015-09-18
1
2015-09-20
3
2015-09-21
1
2015-09-22
1
2015-09-23
1
2015-09-24
2
2015-09-25
1
2015-09-26
1
2015-09-27
1
2015-09-28
2
2015-09-30
2
2015-10-01
1
2015-10-03
1
2015-10-05
1
2015-10-07
1
2015-10-10
1
2015-10-14
1
2015-10-17
1
2015-10-23
1
2016-08-10
1
2016-08-11
1
2016-08-20
1
2016-08-23
1
2016-08-26
1
2016-08-28
1
2016-08-29
1
2016-09-01
1
2016-09-02
1
2016-09-03
2
2016-09-04
1
2016-09-05
1
2016-09-08
1
2016-09-09
2
2016-09-10
2
2016-09-14
2
2016-09-15
6
2016-09-16
1
2016-09-18
1
2016-09-20
5
2016-09-21
1
2016-09-22
1
2016-09-23
2
2016-09-24
2
2016-09-25
6
2016-09-26
3
2016-09-27
2
2016-09-29
1
2016-09-30
5
2016-10-01
1
2016-10-02
2
2016-10-03
2
2016-10-05
2
2016-10-07
1
2016-10-08
2
2016-10-10
2
2016-10-12
1
2016-10-16
1
2016-10-17
1
2017-08-10
1
2017-08-11
1
2017-08-15
1
2017-08-23
2
2017-08-30
2
2017-09-01
2
2017-09-03
2
2017-09-04
1
2017-09-05
3
2017-09-06
4
2017-09-07
4
2017-09-08
2
2017-09-09
2
2017-09-10
6
2017-09-11
1
2017-09-12
3
2017-09-13
3
2017-09-14
1
2017-09-15
3
2017-09-16
2
2017-09-18
2
2017-09-20
3
2017-09-23
2
2017-09-25
3
2017-09-26
1
2017-09-28
4
2017-09-30
2
2017-10-01
3
2017-10-03
2
2017-10-05
1
2017-10-07
2
2017-10-26
1
2018-08-10
1
2018-08-24
1
2018-08-27
1
2018-08-30
2
2018-09-02
1
2018-09-03
3
2018-09-06
1
2018-09-07
4
2018-09-09
2
2018-09-10
9
2018-09-13
3
2018-09-14
5
2018-09-15
5
2018-09-16
2
2018-09-17
6
2018-09-18
7
2018-09-19
3
2018-09-20
2
2018-09-22
2
2018-09-25
1
2018-09-26
1
2018-09-27
2
2018-09-28
3
2018-09-29
1
2018-09-30
1
2018-10-08
1
2018-10-10
1
2018-10-17
1
2019-08-10
1
2019-08-27
1
2019-08-29
1
2019-08-30
1
2019-09-07
1
2019-09-08
1
2019-09-10
4
2019-09-12
1
2019-09-13
1
2019-09-14
2
2019-09-15
6
2019-09-16
1
2019-09-18
1
2019-09-19
3
2019-09-20
1
2019-09-23
1
2019-09-25
1
2019-09-27
1
2019-09-28
3
2019-09-30
1
2019-10-01
1
2019-10-02
1
2019-10-10
1
2019-10-13
1
2019-10-17
1
2019-10-20
1
2019-10-29
1
Data collection wave
438
0
2015
2019
2017.194
1.379
To which field/plot does the information relate to?
438
0
1
A
247
2
B
191
Unique cluster ID
438
0
JapanPotato1
169
JapanPotato2
269
Country
438
0
Japan
438
Farm Type
438
0
BF
352
RF
86
Unique respondent ID
438
0
22100100
2
22100200
6
22100300
4
22100400
8
22100500
2
22110600
14
22110700
16
22110701
3
22110702
5
22110800
8
22110900
8
22111000
5
22111001
2
22111002
2
22111100
1
22200100
2
22200600
7
22201100
2
22201200
2
22201300
6
22201400
6
22202000
1
22202100
2
22202300
2
22202500
2
22202700
1
22203500
2
22203600
1
22203800
18
22204100
2
22204200
1
22204600
2
22204700
3
22204800
1
22204900
1
22205000
1
22205100
4
22206100
1
22206200
1
22206300
6
22206400
1
22206700
1
22206900
6
22207000
2
22207100
2
22207200
2
22207300
6
22207400
3
22210300
8
22210400
8
22210500
2
22210600
6
22210700
8
22210800
6
22220100
4
22220200
6
22220300
6
22220400
4
22220500
8
22220600
25
22220700
6
22220900
13
22230100
8
22230200
8
22230300
4
22230400
4
22230500
4
22230600
10
22230700
2
22230800
2
22231000
2
22240100
12
22240200
6
22240300
16
22240400
10
22240500
4
22240600
8
22240700
6
22240800
2
22250200
4
22250300
3
22250400
15
22250500
4
22250600
6
22250700
2
Unique code of a product that was applied
438
0
1
241
2
114
3
53
4
24
5
5
6
1
The crop of focus
438
0
Potato
438
438
2015-04-14
2019-07-30
2015-04-14
2
2015-04-23
1
2015-04-24
11
2015-04-25
9
2015-04-26
3
2015-04-27
2
2015-04-28
7
2015-04-29
11
2015-04-30
3
2015-05-01
3
2015-05-02
6
2015-05-03
3
2015-05-04
2
2015-05-05
4
2015-05-06
3
2015-05-08
3
2015-05-09
2
2015-05-10
1
2015-05-12
1
2015-05-15
2
2015-05-16
3
2015-05-17
2
2015-05-18
2
2015-05-20
2
2015-05-22
1
2015-05-23
1
2015-05-25
1
2015-05-27
1
2015-05-28
2
2015-05-29
1
2015-06-06
1
2015-06-08
2
2015-06-15
1
2015-06-30
1
2015-07-24
1
2017-04-13
6
2017-04-14
1
2017-04-16
4
2017-04-20
5
2017-04-24
2
2017-04-25
9
2017-04-26
2
2017-04-27
6
2017-04-28
1
2017-04-29
4
2017-04-30
2
2017-05-01
5
2017-05-02
3
2017-05-03
10
2017-05-04
6
2017-05-05
4
2017-05-06
9
2017-05-07
2
2017-05-08
2
2017-05-09
1
2017-05-11
3
2017-05-13
2
2017-05-14
1
2017-05-18
3
2017-05-19
1
2017-05-20
4
2017-05-21
2
2017-05-22
2
2017-05-24
2
2017-05-25
2
2017-05-28
2
2017-06-06
4
2017-06-10
4
2017-06-12
2
2017-06-16
1
2017-06-17
1
2017-06-28
1
2017-06-29
1
2017-07-05
3
2017-08-01
1
2017-12-01
2
2018-04-17
1
2018-04-18
1
2018-04-19
1
2018-04-20
12
2018-04-22
4
2018-04-23
9
2018-04-24
7
2018-04-25
10
2018-04-26
5
2018-04-27
3
2018-04-28
7
2018-04-29
1
2018-04-30
4
2018-05-01
1
2018-05-02
3
2018-05-03
2
2018-05-05
4
2018-05-06
1
2018-05-09
3
2018-05-10
2
2018-05-11
4
2018-05-12
5
2018-05-13
3
2018-05-14
1
2018-05-15
1
2018-05-16
3
2018-05-18
3
2018-05-21
1
2018-05-22
2
2018-05-24
4
2018-05-25
2
2018-05-26
2
2018-05-27
2
2018-05-29
1
2018-06-04
3
2018-06-05
1
2018-06-24
1
2018-07-10
1
2018-07-16
2
2018-07-19
1
2018-07-24
2
2018-08-07
2
2018-08-19
2
2018-08-29
1
2019-04-20
6
2019-04-22
5
2019-04-23
6
2019-04-25
2
2019-04-26
1
2019-04-28
2
2019-04-29
3
2019-04-30
5
2019-05-01
2
2019-05-02
1
2019-05-03
3
2019-05-04
2
2019-05-05
2
2019-05-06
4
2019-05-08
1
2019-05-09
2
2019-05-10
4
2019-05-11
1
2019-05-12
1
2019-05-14
2
2019-05-15
4
2019-05-16
1
2019-05-17
1
2019-05-18
1
2019-05-19
2
2019-05-20
2
2019-05-26
1
2019-06-10
2
2019-06-14
1
2019-06-25
2
2019-07-01
2
2019-07-05
2
2019-07-30
2
Q229C b.Type of product
438
0
1
Chemical fertilizer
403
2
Organic fertilizer
35
Q229C d. Dosage (in KG/HECT or LITER/HECT)
438
0
10.084
3628.8
633.505
395.179
Q229C e. Unit of quantity
438
0
KG/HECT
432
LITER/HECT
6
Q229C f. Amount of H2O solved in LITERS per HECT
404
34
0
0
0
0
Q229C g. Percentage N (in %)
380
58
0
46
11.839
10.933
Q229C h. Percentage P (P2O5) (in %)
379
59
0
45
13.898
10.579
Q229C i. Percentage K (K2O) (in %)
379
59
0
27
7.5
5.851
Q229C j. Equipment type
325
0
Granular applicator
105
Motorized boom sprayer
13
Other
207
Syngenta definition of territory (sub-region)
369
0
asia north east
369
Country
369
0
Japan
369
Unique cluster ID
369
0
japanpotato1
159
japanpotato2
208
japanpotato3
2
Unique respondent ID
369
0
22100100
2
22100200
2
22100300
2
22100400
2
22100500
2
22110100
1
22110200
1
22110300
1
22110401
1
22110402
1
22110500
1
22110600
7
22110700
4
22110701
2
22110702
2
22110800
7
22110900
7
22111000
3
22111001
2
22111002
2
22111100
1
22200100
4
22200200
2
22200400
2
22200600
4
22200700
1
22200900
2
22201100
2
22201200
4
22201300
4
22201400
4
22201800
1
22201900
1
22202000
2
22202100
4
22202300
4
22202400
2
22202500
3
22202700
2
22203500
3
22203600
2
22203700
1
22203800
9
22203900
1
22204000
2
22204100
4
22204200
2
22204400
2
22204500
2
22204600
3
22204700
2
22204800
2
22204900
2
22205000
2
22205100
4
22206100
1
22206200
1
22206300
2
22206400
1
22206700
1
22206900
2
22207000
2
22207100
2
22207200
2
22207300
2
22207400
1
22210100
2
22210200
2
22210300
6
22210400
6
22210500
4
22210600
6
22210700
4
22210800
4
22220100
5
22220200
8
22220300
8
22220400
6
22220500
8
22220600
8
22220700
8
22220800
2
22220900
5
22230100
8
22230200
6
22230300
6
22230400
6
22230500
6
22230600
6
22230700
4
22230800
2
22230900
2
22231000
2
22240100
8
22240200
8
22240300
8
22240400
6
22240500
4
22240600
6
22240700
6
22240800
2
22250200
4
22250300
2
22250400
4
22250500
4
22250600
4
22250700
2
To which field/plot does the information relate to?
369
0
a
217
b
152
Farmtype
369
0
bf
317
rf
52
Q1.C3. Since you have participated before, we’d like to share with you your individual performance report
152
217
1
not so useful
38
2
very useful
15
3
rather useful
95
4
not useful at all
4
Sysmiss
217
314
55
1
yes
9
2
no
305
Sysmiss
55
Crop of focus
369
0
potato
369
Q56A2. Growing area changed from previous year- did not plant this area due to crop rotation
148
221
1
not mentioned
2
2
mentioned
146
Sysmiss
221
Q56A2. Growing area changed from previous year? Don’t know / no answer
148
221
1
not mentioned
146
2
mentioned
2
Sysmiss
221
Q57A. How certain you are of the size indication for growing area A?
182
0
The size indicated is an estimate
8
The size indicated was measured by a third party
63
the size indicated is based on my own measurement
111
Q4055. TON/HEC Yield objective for area A for <CROP> at beginning of this season?
256
113
18.151
60.504
36.917
6.705
Q19. Surname
266
0
confidential
266
Q20. First name
266
0
confidential
266
Q21. Phone number
274
0
confidential
274
Q22. E-mail address
118
0
confidential
118
Q27. Year of birth
369
0
1926
1988
1962.377
13.673
Q28. Gender
369
0
1
male
367
2
female
2
Q31. Until what age did you go to school?
225
144
18
24
19.351
1.574
Q30. Are you a full-time or part-time farmer?
369
0
1
Full-time grower
368
2
Part-time grower
1
Q30. B. How long have you been engaged in farming activities?
184
185
10
50
29.37
11.642
Q33. Did you receive an agronomical/agricultural education?
369
0
1
no
89
2
yes
280
Q34. Are you a member of a producer group, association or cooperative for <CROP>?
369
0
1
yes
369
Q35. C. Overall, how satisfied would you say you are with your life these days?
314
0
03
6
04
6
05
26
06
30
07
85
08
114
09
18
10 very satisfied
29
Q37.A. Do you have signs of soil erosion by water on
314
55
1
no
164
2
yes
150
Sysmiss
55
Q37.B. Do you have signs of soil erosion by wind on your farm?
314
55
1
yes
115
2
no
199
Sysmiss
55
Q7001. Have you changed your tillage practices for <TARGET CROP> in the past 20 years?
184
185
1
yes
52
2
no
132
Sysmiss
185
Q7002. How did you change your tillage practices for <TARGET CROP>?
52
317
1
don’t know/ no answer
2
2
from conventional tillage to reduced tillage
35
3
from no tillage to reduced tillage
2
4
from conventional tillage to no tillage
5
5
from no tillage to conventional tillage
2
6
from reduced tillage to no tillage
2
7
from reduced to conventional tillage
4
Sysmiss
317
?]]>
52
317
1
16
7.577
4.721
Q7004. Have you grown cover crop to manage soil health in the past 20 years for <CROP>?
184
185
1
no
70
2
yes
114
Sysmiss
185
Q7005. How many years ago did you start growing a cover crop for <TARGET CROP> ?
114
255
0
35
16.693
7.865
Q7006 Have you stopped growing a cover crop in the past 20 years for <TARGET CROP>?
184
185
1
no
171
2
yes
13
Sysmiss
185
Q7007. How many years ago did you stop growing a cover crop for <TARGET CROP>?
13
356
2
15
7.385
4.519
Q7008. For <Crop> was any land converted from arable land/grassland/forest in the past 20 years?
184
185
1
no
174
2
yes
10
Sysmiss
185
Q7009. How did the use of your land change for <TARGET CROP>?
8
361
1
from grassland to arable land
3
2
from forest to arable land
4
3
other. specify
1
Sysmiss
361
Other. Specify: Q7009.
1
0
from a bank to farm
1
Q7010. How many years ago did the function of your land change for <TARGET CROP>?
10
359
0
20
12.3
7.761
?]]>
369
0
1
yes
12
2
no
357
Q66. Which crops do you intercrop? Corn
122
247
1
mentioned
1
2
not mentioned
121
Sysmiss
247
Q66. Which crops do you intercrop? Potato
122
247
1
not mentioned
113
2
mentioned
9
Sysmiss
247
Q66. Which crops do you intercrop? Soybean
122
247
1
not mentioned
120
2
mentioned
2
Sysmiss
247
Q66. Which crops do you intercrop? Wheat
122
247
1
mentioned
7
2
not mentioned
115
Sysmiss
247
Q66. Which crops do you intercrop? Grassland (pasture/artificial/temporary)
122
247
1
not mentioned
121
2
mentioned
1
Sysmiss
247
Q66. Which crops do you intercrop? Pumpkin/squash
122
247
1
not mentioned
121
2
mentioned
1
Sysmiss
247
Q66. Which crops do you intercrop? Sugar beet
122
247
1
not mentioned
121
2
mentioned
1
Sysmiss
247
Q66. Which crops do you intercrop? Other specify 1
122
247
1
not mentioned
118
2
mentioned
4
Sysmiss
247
Q60. Do you rotate crops on growing area A for <TARGET CROP>?
369
0
1
yes
368
2
no
1
Q61. What crops are you cultivating in rotation? Barley
369
0
1
mentioned
30
2
not mentioned
339
Q61. What crops are you cultivating in rotation? Corn
369
0
1
mentioned
32
2
not mentioned
337
Q61. What crops are you cultivating in rotation? Grape
369
0
1
not mentioned
368
2
mentioned
1
Q61. What crops are you cultivating in rotation? Potato
369
0
1
not mentioned
59
2
mentioned
310
Q61. What crops are you cultivating in rotation? Soybean
369
0
1
not mentioned
258
2
mentioned
111
Q61. What crops are you cultivating in rotation? Sunflower
369
0
1
not mentioned
368
2
mentioned
1
Q61. What crops are you cultivating in rotation? Wheat
369
0
1
mentioned
306
2
not mentioned
63
Q61. What crops are you cultivating in rotation? Beets/roots (turnip, yam)
369
0
1
not mentioned
365
2
mentioned
4
Q61. What crops are you cultivating in rotation? Cabbage
369
0
1
not mentioned
353
2
mentioned
16
Q61. What crops are you cultivating in rotation? Carrot
369
0
1
not mentioned
316
2
mentioned
53
Q61. What crops are you cultivating in rotation? Grass
369
0
1
not mentioned
364
2
mentioned
5
Q61. What crops are you cultivating in rotation? Grassland
369
0
1
not mentioned
368
2
mentioned
1
Q61. What crops are you cultivating in rotation? Guava
369
0
1
not mentioned
368
2
mentioned
1
Q61. What crops are you cultivating in rotation? Onion
369
0
1
not mentioned
366
2
mentioned
3
Q61. What crops are you cultivating in rotation? Other peppers
369
0
1
not mentioned
368
2
mentioned
1
Q61. What crops are you cultivating in rotation? Other potatoes
369
0
1
not mentioned
363
2
mentioned
6
Q61. What crops are you cultivating in rotation? Other rice
369
0
1
not mentioned
368
2
mentioned
1
Q61. What crops are you cultivating in rotation? Pomme granate
369
0
1
not mentioned
368
2
mentioned
1
Q61. What crops are you cultivating in rotation? Pulses (lentils, beans, peas)
369
0
1
not mentioned
243
2
mentioned
126
Q61. What crops are you cultivating in rotation? Pumpkin/squash
369
0
1
not mentioned
353
2
mentioned
16
Q61. What crops are you cultivating in rotation? Radish
369
0
1
not mentioned
361
2
mentioned
8
Q61. What crops are you cultivating in rotation? Sugar beet
369
0
1
not mentioned
152
2
mentioned
217
Q61. What crops are you cultivating in rotation? Other. Specify 1
369
0
1
mentioned
18
2
not mentioned
351
Q61. What crops are you cultivating in rotation? Other. Specify 2
369
0
1
not mentioned
365
2
mentioned
4
Q67. What is the soil type of growing area A for <TARGET CROP>?
369
0
1
sandy clay soil
27
2
silty clay soil
11
3
clay soil
29
4
clay loam soil
32
5
loamy sand soil
2
6
sandy loam soil
65
7
silty clay loam soil
13
8
silt loam soil
10
9
sandy clay loam soil
2
10
loam soil
72
11
sand soil
17
12
other. specify:
80
13
silt soil
9
Q67B. Texture is your soil on growing area A for <TARGET CROP> this season?
112
257
1
light - this includes sandy soils that are easy to
56
2
medium - this includes loamy soils that are moderately
45
3
heavy - this includes clayey soils that are hard
11
Sysmiss
257
Q7011. How moist would rate your soil on growing area A for <TARGET CROP> this season?
184
185
1
moist
82
2
dry
102
Sysmiss
185
Q7012 Rate the drainage of water through the soil on area A for <TARGET CROP> this season?
184
185
1
good drainage
147
2
poor drainage
37
Sysmiss
185
Q55E1.Partook in training/meeting on crop/agricultural practices in the past 2 years?
242
127
1
no
47
2
yes
195
Sysmiss
127
Q5500. During the training/meeting, at least 15 minutes talking about safe-use practices
158
211
1
yes
135
2
no
23
Sysmiss
211
Q55E2. Who organized this training? Syngenta representative
158
211
1
not mentioned
152
2
mentioned
6
Sysmiss
211
Q55E2. Who organized this training? Extension officer
158
211
1
not mentioned
96
2
mentioned
62
Sysmiss
211
Q55E2. Who organized this training? Cooperative
158
211
1
not mentioned
37
2
mentioned
121
Sysmiss
211
Q55E2. Who organized this training? Supplier
158
211
1
not mentioned
125
2
mentioned
33
Sysmiss
211
Q55E2. Who organized this training? Governmental organization (e.g. Ministry)
158
211
1
mentioned
5
2
not mentioned
153
Sysmiss
211
Q55E2. Who organized this training? Other specify 1:
158
211
1
not mentioned
110
2
mentioned
48
Sysmiss
211
Q55E2. Who organized this training? Other specify 2:
158
211
1
not mentioned
154
2
mentioned
4
Sysmiss
211
Q55E2. Who organized this training? Other specify 3:
158
211
1
not mentioned
156
2
mentioned
2
Sysmiss
211
Q5501. Have you been contacted by a Syngenta representative during the past season?
30
339
1
yes
28
2
no
2
Sysmiss
339
Q5502. Can you describe how the Syngenta representative contacted you? Demonstration day
28
341
1
not mentioned
22
2
mentioned
6
Sysmiss
341
Q5502. Can you describe how the Syngenta representative contacted you? They visited my farm
28
341
1
not mentioned
4
2
mentioned
24
Sysmiss
341
Q5502. Can you describe how the Syngenta representative contacted you? Phone call
28
341
1
mentioned
16
2
not mentioned
12
Sysmiss
341
Q5502. Can you describe how the Syngenta representative contacted you? Other specify 1:
28
341
1
not mentioned
18
2
mentioned
10
Sysmiss
341
Q5502. Can you describe how the Syngenta representative contacted you? Other specify 2:
28
341
1
not mentioned
26
2
mentioned
2
Sysmiss
341
Q5502. Other Can you please describe how the Syngenta representative contacted you?
2
0
To ask me to participate in GGP project
2
Q5503. How useful was contact with the Syngenta Representative
26
343
1
rather useful
10
2
very useful
12
3
not very useful
2
4
not useful at all
2
Sysmiss
343
Q4041.A. Do you feel the need to follow training on crop cultivation in the near future?
256
113
1
no
100
2
yes
156
Sysmiss
113
Q54. Where do you deposit the rest water after spraying? Citerne (phytobac, heliosec, sentinel, biofilter)
55
314
1
Mentioned
40
2
Not mentioned
15
Sysmiss
314
Q54. Where do you deposit the rest water after spraying? In fields
40
329
1
Mentioned
40
Sysmiss
329
Q54. Where do you deposit the rest water after spraying? Other specify 1:
10
359
1
Mentioned
10
Sysmiss
359
Q54. Where do you deposit the rest water after spraying? Don’t know / no answer
5
364
1
Mentioned
5
Sysmiss
364
Q54. Other 1:: Q54. Where do you deposit the rest water after spraying?
12
0
Cliff near my house
2
Dilute it with water and spray it onto the crops
2
Factory on premises
2
On the farm premises
1
Save it for use next time.
1
Try to use it up
2
Use it up.
2
Q55a. Where do you clean your sprain equipment? On farm
55
314
1
not mentioned
2
2
mentioned
53
Sysmiss
314
Q55b. Where do you dispose the water used for cleaning you equipment? On field
55
314
1
mentioned
24
2
not mentioned
31
Sysmiss
314
Q55b. Where do you dispose the water used for cleaning you equipment? On an unpaved surface
38
331
1
mentioned
38
Sysmiss
331
Q55. C. Do you store the sprayer protected from rain?
55
314
1
yes
52
2
no
3
Sysmiss
314
Q55. D. Do you use drift-reducing nozzles on your sprayer?
55
314
1
yes
49
2
no
6
Sysmiss
314
Q72. When did the first field preparation start for growing area A for <TARGET CROP> ?
311
2013-10-30
2019-05-28
2013-10-30
1
2013-11-02
1
2013-11-06
2
2013-11-15
5
2014-04-07
1
2014-04-08
1
2014-04-09
1
2014-04-14
2
2014-04-15
4
2014-04-18
3
2014-04-19
1
2014-04-20
11
2014-04-21
3
2014-04-22
4
2014-04-23
2
2014-04-25
2
2014-04-26
1
2014-04-28
2
2014-04-29
3
2014-05-01
1
2014-05-02
3
2014-05-04
1
2015-10-01
2
2015-10-10
1
2015-10-11
1
2015-10-20
2
2015-11-15
2
2016-04-01
2
2016-04-12
2
2016-04-14
4
2016-04-15
2
2016-04-16
1
2016-04-17
1
2016-04-19
1
2016-04-20
6
2016-04-23
3
2016-04-24
3
2016-04-25
6
2016-04-26
6
2016-04-27
1
2016-04-30
3
2016-05-01
3
2016-05-02
1
2016-05-03
2
2016-05-04
1
2016-05-07
3
2016-05-08
2
2016-05-09
2
2016-05-10
2
2016-05-11
3
2016-05-13
2
2016-05-15
1
2016-05-23
1
2016-10-15
2
2017-04-10
2
2017-04-13
2
2017-04-14
2
2017-04-15
4
2017-04-16
1
2017-04-20
16
2017-04-24
2
2017-04-25
10
2017-04-27
2
2017-04-30
4
2017-05-01
8
2017-05-02
1
2017-05-03
1
2017-05-04
1
2017-05-05
2
2017-05-06
2
2017-05-07
1
2017-05-08
1
2017-05-09
1
2017-05-10
2
2017-05-11
1
2017-05-15
1
2017-05-18
1
2017-05-20
1
2017-06-06
1
2017-10-31
2
2018-04-12
1
2018-04-13
2
2018-04-14
1
2018-04-15
4
2018-04-19
2
2018-04-20
24
2018-04-22
4
2018-04-23
2
2018-04-24
1
2018-04-25
6
2018-04-27
1
2018-04-28
1
2018-04-30
2
2018-05-01
1
2018-05-04
2
2018-05-05
1
2018-05-08
3
2018-05-09
2
2018-05-10
2
2018-05-11
2
2018-05-12
3
2018-05-20
1
2018-05-22
1
2018-05-26
1
2019-04-15
2
2019-04-16
2
2019-04-18
2
2019-04-20
3
2019-04-21
2
2019-04-23
1
2019-04-24
1
2019-04-25
4
2019-04-26
1
2019-04-27
2
2019-04-28
1
2019-04-30
1
2019-05-01
1
2019-05-02
3
2019-05-03
3
2019-05-04
1
2019-05-05
1
2019-05-07
1
2019-05-08
1
2019-05-10
3
2019-05-12
1
2019-05-14
1
2019-05-19
1
2019-05-28
1
Q73. KGs/HECT of seeds sown for growing area A for <TARGET CROP>
256
113
242.016
3025.2
2077.58
385.504
Q123. B. Which type of potatoes do you cultivate on growing area A for potato?
130
239
1
starch potatoes
9
2
potatoes for fresh use
63
3
potatoes for process use
58
Sysmiss
239
Q74. When was the crop sown / planted for growing area A for <TARGET CROP>?
311
2014-04-22
2019-05-29
2014-04-22
2
2014-04-23
2
2014-04-24
6
2014-04-25
2
2014-04-26
3
2014-04-27
2
2014-04-28
3
2014-04-29
1
2014-04-30
5
2014-05-01
8
2014-05-02
6
2014-05-03
6
2014-05-04
2
2014-05-06
1
2014-05-08
1
2014-05-10
1
2014-05-11
1
2014-05-15
2
2014-05-20
1
2016-04-15
1
2016-04-17
1
2016-04-20
4
2016-04-21
4
2016-04-22
4
2016-04-23
2
2016-04-24
1
2016-04-25
3
2016-04-26
1
2016-04-27
2
2016-04-28
8
2016-05-01
2
2016-05-02
1
2016-05-03
6
2016-05-04
3
2016-05-05
1
2016-05-07
1
2016-05-08
1
2016-05-09
3
2016-05-10
1
2016-05-11
2
2016-05-12
2
2016-05-13
2
2016-05-14
4
2016-05-15
4
2016-05-17
1
2016-05-18
2
2016-05-19
2
2016-05-20
1
2016-05-22
1
2016-05-23
1
2017-04-14
2
2017-04-16
1
2017-04-17
1
2017-04-24
1
2017-04-25
5
2017-04-26
3
2017-04-27
5
2017-04-28
3
2017-04-30
8
2017-05-01
2
2017-05-02
3
2017-05-03
6
2017-05-04
3
2017-05-05
3
2017-05-06
5
2017-05-07
4
2017-05-08
2
2017-05-09
1
2017-05-10
3
2017-05-11
2
2017-05-12
3
2017-05-13
2
2017-05-18
1
2017-05-20
1
2017-05-21
1
2017-06-06
1
2018-04-17
1
2018-04-18
1
2018-04-19
1
2018-04-20
1
2018-04-22
3
2018-04-23
3
2018-04-24
6
2018-04-25
6
2018-04-26
2
2018-04-27
4
2018-04-28
5
2018-04-29
4
2018-04-30
3
2018-05-01
2
2018-05-02
2
2018-05-05
1
2018-05-06
2
2018-05-08
1
2018-05-09
1
2018-05-10
7
2018-05-11
2
2018-05-12
5
2018-05-13
1
2018-05-14
2
2018-05-15
1
2018-05-16
2
2018-05-21
1
2018-05-24
1
2018-05-29
1
2019-04-20
2
2019-04-22
4
2019-04-23
4
2019-04-25
1
2019-04-26
1
2019-04-29
1
2019-04-30
2
2019-05-01
1
2019-05-02
1
2019-05-03
3
2019-05-04
2
2019-05-05
3
2019-05-06
3
2019-05-08
2
2019-05-09
2
2019-05-10
1
2019-05-11
1
2019-05-12
1
2019-05-14
2
2019-05-16
1
2019-05-19
1
2019-05-29
1
Q7400. Have you sown/planted <TARGET CROP> in the same period as last year?
184
185
1
yes
109
2
no
75
Sysmiss
185
Q231B. Are your seeds coated with crop protection products?
313
56
1
no
34
2
yes
279
Sysmiss
56
Q233. Do you use on-farm or pre-treated seed treatment to treat the seeds for growing area A for <TARGET CROP>?
327
42
1
pre-treated seed treatment
165
2
on-farm seed treatment
160
3
none
2
Sysmiss
42
Q397_NEW. If you have received a crop program and/or any recommendations for growing to implement this season.
112
257
1
i did not receive any kind of crop program
22
2
i received a complete crop program (this
40
3
i received some recommendations but not a complete program
50
Sysmiss
257
Q224 A. Did you perform a soil test for <TARGET CROP>?
184
185
1
yes
112
2
no
72
Sysmiss
185
Q224. Do you apply organic fertilizers for <TARGET CROP>?
369
0
1
no
300
2
yes
69
Q226. Do you apply chemical fertilizers for <TARGET CROP>?
369
0
1
yes
364
2
no
5
Q229B1.Total number of applications you perform with chemical fertilizers on growing area for <TARGET CROP>?
311
58
0
7
1.559
0.927
Q229B2.Total number of applications you perform with organic fertilizers on growing area for <TARGET CROP>?
92
277
0
2
0.62
0.59
Q240E. We would like to better understand the pest pressure on the selected growing areas. INSECT PRESSURE
256
113
1
medium
113
2
no pressure
11
3
low
21
4
high
111
Sysmiss
113
Q240E. We would like to better understand the pest pressure on the selected growing areas. DISEASE PRESSURE
256
113
1
low
3
2
no pressure
2
3
medium
11
4
high
240
Sysmiss
113
Q240E. We would like to better understand the pest pressure on the selected growing areas. WEED PRESSURE
256
113
1
medium
108
2
low
27
3
high
111
4
no pressure
8
5
don’t know/no answer
2
Sysmiss
113
Q240.E1. Do you generally use drift-reducing nozzles on your sprayer?
108
261
1
yes
79
2
no
29
Sysmiss
261
Q240D. Note down the total number of treatments you perform with crop protection products
314
55
3
16
9.172
2.266
Q75. What is the final stand i.e. the number of plants - per <SQUARE METER>/<TARGET CROP>?
237
132
0.403
12.101
4.388
0.956
Q76. Prior to harvest, indicate the percentage of the plot area that is lodged for <TARGET CROP>?
256
113
0
60
2.484
8.137
Q243. When was the harvest period for <TARGET CROP>?
310
2014-08-08
2019-10-19
2014-08-08
1
2014-08-10
1
2014-08-13
1
2014-08-20
2
2014-08-21
1
2014-08-23
1
2014-08-24
1
2014-08-25
3
2014-08-26
2
2014-08-28
4
2014-08-29
1
2014-08-30
4
2014-08-31
2
2014-09-01
5
2014-09-03
2
2014-09-04
2
2014-09-07
2
2014-09-08
4
2014-09-10
1
2014-09-11
1
2014-09-14
2
2014-09-15
2
2014-09-18
2
2014-09-20
4
2014-09-24
1
2014-09-25
1
2014-09-26
1
2014-10-01
1
2016-08-03
1
2016-08-04
1
2016-08-07
1
2016-08-08
1
2016-08-10
1
2016-08-17
1
2016-08-20
1
2016-08-23
1
2016-08-27
1
2016-08-28
5
2016-08-29
1
2016-08-30
2
2016-09-01
5
2016-09-02
2
2016-09-03
6
2016-09-04
2
2016-09-05
3
2016-09-06
1
2016-09-07
3
2016-09-08
2
2016-09-10
5
2016-09-12
1
2016-09-15
3
2016-09-16
1
2016-09-17
1
2016-09-18
2
2016-09-20
3
2016-09-21
1
2016-09-23
1
2016-09-25
3
2016-09-26
2
2016-09-28
3
2016-09-29
1
2016-10-01
1
2016-10-07
1
2016-10-08
1
2017-08-03
2
2017-08-11
1
2017-08-12
1
2017-08-20
1
2017-08-22
1
2017-08-23
2
2017-08-24
2
2017-08-25
1
2017-08-27
1
2017-08-28
3
2017-08-29
1
2017-09-01
12
2017-09-02
1
2017-09-03
1
2017-09-04
2
2017-09-05
4
2017-09-06
1
2017-09-07
3
2017-09-08
2
2017-09-09
1
2017-09-10
6
2017-09-11
1
2017-09-13
1
2017-09-15
5
2017-09-16
1
2017-09-17
1
2017-09-20
2
2017-09-21
1
2017-09-22
1
2017-09-23
2
2017-09-25
2
2017-09-26
1
2017-09-30
1
2017-10-01
2
2017-10-05
1
2017-10-21
1
2018-08-03
1
2018-08-17
1
2018-08-20
2
2018-08-22
1
2018-08-24
1
2018-08-25
2
2018-08-26
2
2018-08-28
2
2018-08-30
1
2018-08-31
1
2018-09-01
1
2018-09-02
2
2018-09-03
5
2018-09-04
1
2018-09-05
4
2018-09-06
3
2018-09-07
3
2018-09-10
4
2018-09-11
3
2018-09-12
3
2018-09-14
5
2018-09-15
6
2018-09-16
5
2018-09-18
1
2018-09-19
2
2018-09-21
1
2018-09-22
2
2018-09-25
1
2018-09-26
1
2018-09-27
1
2018-09-28
1
2018-09-29
1
2018-10-01
1
2018-10-10
1
2019-08-02
1
2019-08-22
1
2019-08-26
1
2019-08-28
1
2019-09-02
1
2019-09-03
3
2019-09-04
1
2019-09-05
3
2019-09-06
1
2019-09-07
2
2019-09-08
1
2019-09-09
1
2019-09-10
3
2019-09-11
3
2019-09-12
2
2019-09-13
1
2019-09-14
1
2019-09-15
1
2019-09-18
3
2019-09-25
1
2019-09-26
1
2019-09-27
1
2019-09-29
1
2019-10-01
2
2019-10-10
2
2019-10-19
1
Q243. When was the harvest period for <TARGET CROP>?
310
2014-08-25
2019-10-29
2014-08-25
1
2014-08-30
1
2014-08-31
1
2014-09-03
8
2014-09-04
1
2014-09-06
2
2014-09-08
3
2014-09-10
2
2014-09-12
2
2014-09-14
1
2014-09-15
1
2014-09-16
2
2014-09-17
1
2014-09-18
2
2014-09-19
1
2014-09-20
4
2014-09-21
2
2014-09-23
2
2014-09-24
2
2014-09-25
1
2014-09-26
1
2014-09-27
2
2014-09-28
1
2014-09-29
1
2014-09-30
2
2014-10-01
3
2014-10-05
2
2014-10-06
1
2014-10-10
1
2014-10-11
1
2016-08-10
1
2016-08-11
1
2016-08-20
1
2016-08-23
1
2016-08-26
1
2016-08-28
1
2016-08-29
1
2016-09-01
1
2016-09-02
1
2016-09-03
2
2016-09-04
1
2016-09-05
1
2016-09-08
1
2016-09-09
2
2016-09-10
2
2016-09-14
2
2016-09-15
6
2016-09-16
1
2016-09-18
1
2016-09-20
5
2016-09-21
1
2016-09-22
1
2016-09-23
2
2016-09-24
2
2016-09-25
6
2016-09-26
3
2016-09-27
2
2016-09-29
1
2016-09-30
5
2016-10-01
1
2016-10-02
2
2016-10-03
2
2016-10-05
2
2016-10-07
1
2016-10-08
2
2016-10-10
2
2016-10-12
1
2016-10-16
1
2016-10-17
1
2017-08-10
1
2017-08-11
1
2017-08-15
1
2017-08-23
2
2017-08-30
2
2017-09-01
2
2017-09-03
2
2017-09-04
1
2017-09-05
3
2017-09-06
4
2017-09-07
4
2017-09-08
2
2017-09-09
2
2017-09-10
6
2017-09-11
1
2017-09-12
3
2017-09-13
3
2017-09-14
1
2017-09-15
3
2017-09-16
2
2017-09-18
2
2017-09-20
3
2017-09-23
2
2017-09-25
3
2017-09-26
1
2017-09-28
4
2017-09-30
2
2017-10-01
3
2017-10-03
2
2017-10-05
1
2017-10-07
2
2017-10-26
1
2018-08-10
1
2018-08-24
1
2018-08-27
1
2018-08-30
2
2018-09-02
1
2018-09-03
3
2018-09-06
1
2018-09-07
4
2018-09-09
2
2018-09-10
9
2018-09-13
3
2018-09-14
5
2018-09-15
5
2018-09-16
2
2018-09-17
6
2018-09-18
7
2018-09-19
3
2018-09-20
2
2018-09-22
2
2018-09-25
1
2018-09-26
1
2018-09-27
2
2018-09-28
3
2018-09-29
1
2018-09-30
1
2018-10-08
1
2018-10-10
1
2018-10-17
1
2019-08-10
1
2019-08-27
1
2019-08-29
1
2019-08-30
1
2019-09-07
1
2019-09-08
1
2019-09-10
4
2019-09-12
1
2019-09-13
1
2019-09-14
2
2019-09-15
6
2019-09-16
1
2019-09-18
1
2019-09-19
3
2019-09-20
1
2019-09-23
1
2019-09-25
1
2019-09-27
1
2019-09-28
3
2019-09-30
1
2019-10-01
1
2019-10-02
1
2019-10-10
1
2019-10-13
1
2019-10-17
1
2019-10-20
1
2019-10-29
1
Q243b. Have you harvested <TARGET CROP> in the same period as last year?
112
257
1
yes
82
2
no
30
Sysmiss
257
Q299. What is the tuber yield that has been achieved for potato in <TON>/<HECTARES>?
366
3
14
60.48
34.444
7.87
Q4094. Who measured the yield on each of the growing areas? Myself
184
185
1
not mentioned
75
2
mentioned
109
Sysmiss
185
Q4094. Who measured the yield on each of the growing areas? Dealer/store
184
185
1
not mentioned
159
2
mentioned
25
Sysmiss
185
Q4094. Who measured the yield on each of the growing areas? Cooperative
184
185
1
mentioned
52
2
not mentioned
132
Sysmiss
185
Q4094. Who measured the yield on each of the growing areas? Other specify1
184
185
1
not mentioned
171
2
mentioned
13
Sysmiss
185
Q4095. C. According to you, why has your yield changed as opposed to previous year?
144
"Yield decreased by half in July due to poor weather (rain and drought) Field conditions in spring (the fields were never dry enough, and we had to sow when soil was poorly drained)"
2
A little better than usual thanks to good weather
2
A little less than usual, probably because of poor weather and lack of sunshine during the tuber growth stage from mid-June to July
2
About the same as last year. It wasn't good last year, and it wasn't good this year, either. Because of the rainy weather and so on.
1
Affected by lack of sunshine in June and excess moisture in August
2
Changed fertilization: I applied a larger amount, but the number of times to apply was the same, and I also applied a different fertilizer in addition to the ones I used last year
2
Decreased a little due to a drought
2
Decreased a lot due to low temperatures and heavy rains in June and July
2
Decreased due to poor weather (low temperatures and rain)
2
Decreased due to poor weather (rain and low temperatures)
2
Decreased due to poor weather and high rainfall
2
Decreased somewhat due to typhoons and the weather
2
Decreased: tuber growth was hopeless due to a drought in September
1
Fields were drenched in rain. Earthing-up was delayed.
2
Good weather from July to the first half of August helped potatoes enlarge. Things went well in the last half of the growing stage.
2
Had a lower yield than last year due to low temperatures and high rainfall in June
2
Had a lower yield than last year due to low temperatures and high rainfall in June and a drought in July
2
High rainfall
3
Increased because fertilization went well, stem and leaf treatment worked, and no diseases occurred
2
Individual potatoes were large, leading to a higher yield
2
It's a variety that doesn't get affected by weather
1
Lower than last year: growth was poor because the weather was bad from late June to July, and rain washed away fertilizers
2
Lower than previous year due to long rain and a drought. The drought hit before the roots were fully grown.
2
Many potatoes rotted due to long rain
2
Many potatoes rotted due to long rain and typhoons
2
No change
2
No changes
1
Not much change
2
Nothing
4
Poor growth due to poor weather
2
Potatoes were immersed in water and rotted because long rain from typhoons prevented us from going in the field
1
Product yield was high thanks to the weather
2
Rain washed soil away, bringing potatoes above the surface. Some potatoes were unmarketable.
2
Rain which started in June. Four typhoons.
2
Rotted in soil due to high rainfall
1
Rotted in soil due to high rainfall. Rotted because they were immersed in water. Soil did not drain.
1
Same as last year
1
Same as previous year: the weather was poor but it didn't affect potato harvest or quality
2
Same as usual
1
Same as usual thanks to fairly good weather
2
Secondary growth occurred due to humidity, droughts, low temperatures, etc.: potatoes were long or split
2
Somewhat better
1
Tubers were small due to low temperatures
1
Typhoons
2
Weather was poor. Potatoes did not become large due to lack of rain during the tuber growth period.
2
Yield decreased a little from last year because typhoons caused defoliation
1
Yield decreased because high rainfall caused rot
1
Yield decreased because it rained constantly after planting for the whole month of June, followed by a month-long drought
2
Yield decreased because long rain in June, high temperatures and a drought in July hindered potatoes from growing when they were supposed to grow most
2
Yield decreased because many cloudy and rainy days in June delayed growth
2
Yield decreased because of more rain and less sunshine during the growth period than previous year
2
Yield decreased because rain killed stems
1
Yield decreased due to high rainfall
2
Yield decreased due to lack of sunshine. Some potatoes rotted due to long rain.
2
Yield decreased due to long rain since spring, typhoons, and low temperature
2
Yield decreased due to low temperature and high rainfall
2
Yield decreased due to low temperatures in May and June and high rainfall in July
2
Yield decreased due to poor weather
4
Yield decreased due to soft rot and poor weather in July and August
2
Yield decreased from previous year due to high rainfall, lack of sunshine, and damage from moisture
2
Yield did not decreased as much as expected because of different soil type from Area A
1
Yield didn't change much
2
Yield didn't change, it wasn't affected by the weather
2
Yield didn't change. There were no pests or diseases.
1
Yield increased a little from last year thanks to good weather and no impact from typhoons
1
Yield increased a little from last year. This area is sandy and insusceptible to rain.
1
Yield increased because the stems didn't wither until later, prolonging the growth period and allowing potatoes to grow larger
1
Yield increased because we used less fertilizer
2
Yield increased due to good weather
2
Yield increased from last year because the weather improved in August with high temperatures and dry air (planted a late variety in Field B)
1
Yield increased from last year due to good weather
1
Yield was 30% lower than usual due to poor weather, especially high rainfall and low temperatures from June to early July and a sudden temperature rise and drought starting in mid-July
2
Yield was a little better than usual, but it's not clear why
2
Yield was a little lower than last year due to poor field conditions (clay soil doesn't drain well)"
1
Yield was better than expected with little damages, considering long rain followed by high temperatures. But the potatoes could rot while in storage at JA.
2
Yield was lower than last year because of bad weather: lack of sunshine, low temperatures, and long rain from mid- to late-June, and high temperatures and a drought in July
2
Yield was same as previous year. The weather was poorer but didn't affect the yield. I suspect that the land is good.
2
Yield was the same
2
Yield was unchanged despite long rain in the whole month of June, thanks to soil improvement
2
Yield was worse than previous year due to low temperatures and lack of sunshine from mid-June to July. Harvested earlier than in Field B (we planted an early variety in Field A).
1
Yield would've been a little better if it weren't for the typhoons
2
Q4096. A. How satisfied are you with your yield this season?
256
113
1
somewhat satisfied
110
2
very unsatisfied
58
3
very satisfied
22
4
somewhat unsatisfied
66
Sysmiss
113
Q4097. A. How satisfied are you with the price you received on the market?
224
145
1
very unsatisfied
30
2
somewhat satisfied
119
3
very satisfied
17
4
somewhat unsatisfied
58
Sysmiss
145
Q251. % of crop damaged at the time of harvest (total lost - not marketable) for <TARGET CROP>?
256
113
0
100
9.475
10.466
Q303. B. Can you please share any feedback about the growth situation of potato during this season?
256
A drought and high temperatures were a headache
2
A drought from May to July delayed the start of plants growing in unison, which caused a lot of trouble for me like having to ridge the soil again. The starch content value was low.
2
A lot of rain in June and then a drought in July and August. The stems and leaves were fine, but tubers didn't get enough nutrition and turned out small. June was cloudy and rainy and potatoes didn't grow due to lack of sunshine. The drought in July and A
2
Abnormal weather in June and July hindered growth again this year: rain and low temperatures in June, and extreme heat in late July
1
Area B, because it's naturally wet, yielded more even though we had little rain this year
1
Average. Better than last year.
2
Blight hit us relatively early. We did all we could to prevent diseases because the temperature remained low.
2
DK
1
Danshaku and Kita-akari had many tubers but many of them were small
2
Did our control work right before diseases hit due to the weather
2
Early growth was poor. Didn't have enough seed potatoes and used some purchased ones, which weren't of high quality, so growth was uneven.
1
Early spring winds collapsed the soil, and I ended up with many rejects
2
Expected a lower yield because the leaves wilted early, but yield turned out the same as usual even though potatoes were a little small
1
Flowers stayed in bloom longer, indicating good potato growth. Higher rainfall causes flowers to fall early.
2
Glad because there weren't any problems in particular
1
Glad that the yield didn't change much
2
Glad that the yield was good even though we were hit by 3 typhoons
2
Glad that typhoons didn't affect us
2
Glad we had less blight than last year. Potatoes grew better than expected.
2
Good growth, and a bumper harvest. The weather was good.
2
Growth in the early stage was very good. We had a heat wave in July but it didn't affect much because this variety grows relatively later.
1
Growth was as usual without any problems
2
Growth was bad due to bad weather. Potatoes were small because they couldn’t store up nourishment due to lack of sunshine and photosynthesis.
2
Growth was better than usual because the weather was good
1
Growth was fairly good. Thanks to ridging, there were no damages from excess moisture, but low temperatures (early June) and a drought (mid- to late-July) did the damaging.
2
Growth was good
1
Growth was good after spring. Plenty of water from April snow and extended high temperatures in July helped potatoes grow.
2
Growth was good in the first half, but we had a drought in the second half
2
Growth was good thanks to low temperatures in July. Extended high temperatures, a drought, and lack of water will scorch the stems.
2
Growth was good with the stems remaining green till the end without ever withering
2
Growth was good, but it was so dry during harvest that the potatoes were damaged
2
Growth was good. The weather was stable.
2
Growth was just as usual, neither good nor bad
1
Growth was normal
1
Growth was poor because heavy rain in June hardened the field
2
Growth was poor because of a slight lack of rain
1
Growth was poor due to a lack of rain at the time of planting, but it was okay after that
2
Growth was poor. Maybe because of the drought during the early days or maybe the fertilizer didn't work well because the potatoes were planted after beans.
1
Growth was satisfactory until about June. Growth got bad overall later because rain washed away fertilizers and lack of sunshine left the stems thin.
2
Growth was slow due to an extended period of cloudy days, and it wasn't easy to deal with
1
Growth was smooth in June and July despite low temperatures
2
Growth was smooth thanks to good weather. High temperatures from late July to early August hastened growth, lowering the starch content.
2
Growth was somewhat bad because weather was bad from mid-June to July and potatoes didn’t get much sunshine during the tuber growth stage
2
Growth was the same as usual, but we got fewer potatoes because of weather
2
Growth wasn't as good as hoped. It was a series of droughts and heavy rains.
2
Growth wasn't bad because the weather wasn't bad compared to the usual
2
Growth wasn't bad. Quality didn't deteriorate and we didn't have any diseases, either.
2
Growth wasn't good due to little rain and high temperatures
2
Growth wasn't good due to poor weather
2
Had a hard time controlling due to bad weather. Hard to find the right time to apply, especially at the beginning. Considering that, we had little rotting.
2
Harvesting wasn't easy because we couldn't get in the field due to rain
1
High rainfall led to poor growth, and it also took us much longer than usual to harvest
2
High temperatures in July and a lack of rain in August were probably the cause of decreased yield
2
I expected poor harvest because of a light drought in June and high temperatures in July, but potatoes were growing unexpectedly nicely underground
2
I had high hopes because growth in the early stage was very good, but excessive heat in July caused seedlings to wither, followed by poor growth
1
I'm sure there were diseases because of the long rain, but potatoes were fine when we dug them. They could start rotting while in storage at JA.
2
If you sow seeds in dry fields without being hasty in spring, you can expect decent harvest
2
It didn't rain when we needed it
2
It rained a lot in August, which is the controlling period for potatoes. You need to apply more chemical products during rain.
2
It rained a lot in June and July when potatoes were supposed to grow larger and the flowers were to bloom, so growth was delayed
2
It rained continuously and we couldn't get in the field for control when we wanted to. We had some blight and soft rot. The rain was followed by a drought, causing early stem withering and making potatoes even smaller.
2
It was easy to manage thanks to the good weather. I got to choose when to use the wilting agent. The rain in early spring helped.
2
It was good this year considering that some of the seeds were bad
2
It was healthy growth
1
Lack of sunshine
1
Lack of sunshine since June
1
Low temperature in June caused soft rot. Damages from typhoons in August led to low yield.
2
Low temperatures and lack of sunshine in June and July led to poor potato growth and a low yield (referring to the potatoes planted early)
1
Many potatoes rotted due to long rain. Their growth was poor, too.
2
Many potatoes turned out smaller than specification, but yield was high
2
Many potatoes were small due to bad weather. Yield wasn't good for the early variety because of low temperatures, followed by long rain, followed by high temperatures.
2
Much better than last year
2
No aphids, and harvest was good
2
No problem
1
None
3
Not good because of heavy rain and a drought
2
Nothing
1
Nothing in particular (the problem was the rain, and you can't beat the rain. I'm glad at least we didn't get any disease.)
1
Poor growth, lack of sunshine, high rainfall
2
Poor weather delayed growth and potatoes couldn't become large
2
Potatoes couldn't grow in the growing stage
1
Potatoes didn't grow due to the cold
2
Potatoes didn't grow large due to long rain, low temperature, and lack of sunshine
2
Potatoes didn't grow large due to poor weather
1
Potatoes didn't grow large due to poor weather Same as above, plus some potatoes rotted"
1
Potatoes died early due to typhoons
2
Potatoes grew in a fairly ideal way. The weather was all good including rain, sunshine, and temperature.
2
Potatoes grew smoothly thanks to good weather
2
Potatoes grew well this year thanks to the good weather and no drought
2
Potatoes looked fine but were small and low quality. Rain and moisture led to many green potatoes.
2
Potatoes were small due to long rain and lack of sunshine. They rotted as they were immersed in typhoon rain for a long time. The soil is clay 1 meter (?) below surface, which makes it poorly drained and prevented us and machines from going in the field.
1
Potatoes withered early, so harvest was early, too
1
Rain prevented us from going in the fields as much as we wanted. We couldn't apply desiccants until a little too late. It's a big machine, so once you go in you can't easily come out when it's raining.
2
Rainfall was slightly lower and affected the yield
2
Same as usual
2
Same as usual: neither good nor bad
2
Seed potatoes were diseased Low temperature helped the disease to spread
1
Some tubers were small due to a drought
1
Some withered due to a drought in July in the early growth period when they were blooming
2
Stems didn't grow because of long, two-month rain around June. There was a disease, too (soft rot), We couldn't control because we couldn't get in the field due to long rain. Potatoes were plenty but small overall.
2
Stems died early
2
Stems were small this year due to long rain
2
Temperatures were low at the beginning, but that wasn't a bad environment for potatoes. No insects because of the low temperature. High temperatures in July damaged the roots, which decreased the yield a little.
2
Tend to use more chemicals trying to minimize influences from poor weather
2
The drought from May to June, followed by a lot of rain, made the potato plants grow tall and easy to collapse (easier to catch diseases)
2
The first half of the season was bad with insufficient sunshine, but we were saved by July's good weather
2
The plants fell down (and stopped growing) before using a wilting agent, so potatoes were harvestable but not big. There were an enough number of them, but the yield wasn't too big.
2
The plants were growing nicely above the ground, but hardly growing underground
1
The weather improved in the second half (August and September), so the potatoes planted later recovered and grew as usual
1
The weather was good all the way through from planting to harvest. The soil in the field that was used this year in rotation was also good.
2
The weather was in such extremes between the rain and low temperatures in June and extreme heat in July
1
The yield was low due to lack of rain. It would've been great if we had rain twice or so in July, but we didn't.
2
There was 10 consecutive days of high temperatures, 36-38 degrees Celsius, because of the warming climate, and it ruined the stems. Potato is a cool climate plant and susceptible to heat.
2
There was a high temperature period and a low temperature period in summer, and it was a little challenging
2
There was no problem: the quality was as good as usual
1
There wasn't much potato scab. Potatoes were well-shaped. Good yield.
2
There were no large potatoes of size 2L or larger. Yield was fine, though, because we had many small ones.
2
There's nothing you can do when you are up against the weather. High temperatures and droughts caused us a lot of trouble.
2
They became weak and spindly due to a period of high temperatures
2
They grew well thanks to good weather
2
They ripened early for their size. They are small, but the flesh grew so much that the skin broke.
1
Things didn't go as smoothly as we wanted because of bad weather including typhoons. Disappointed that potatoes rotted in the soil.
2
Things went as usual without any problems
1
Things went generally well
1
Things went generally well even though we had a near drought. Potatoes had high starch contents.
2
Things were fine until mid-August, but then the weather deteriorated and that's why the yield decreased
2
Things were good till summer and then temperatures went down around July, so we used protection products to prevent blight
2
This year was the year of diseases such as blight and soft rot
2
Too much water during the growing stage. The weather wasn't kind to us this year.
2
Tubers didn't grow due to a drought in August
2
Tubers were small due to long rain and lack of labor
1
Used a new method of ridging and succeeded in lowering the reject rate. We also had a lot of Psylliodes angusticollis in June and July.
2
Was expecting a good harvest because of the good weather in spring
1
Was expecting a good harvest because of the good weather in spring, but the ridges collapsed and I ended up with many green potatoes
1
We changed fertilizers but, with lack of sunshine, potatoes didn't grow satisfactorily
2
We had a lot of rain in June and we couldn't control when we wanted to. We were worried about diseases, too, so I'm relieved we didn't have any.
2
We had high temperatures and a drought in July, but the damage wasn't that bad because the growth was good before that
2
We had low rainfall this year, so Area A, which is naturally dry, fared worse than Area B, which is wet
1
We had soft rot in June because high rainfall, excess nitrogen, lack of sunshine, etc. made stems weak
2
We had some lack of moisture in July and August but it didn't largely affect the yield. The large temperature differences between day and night helped growth favorably.
2
We were able to finish planting earlier than usual by the end of April, so potatoes grew earlier. Seedlings were already fully grown when the bad weather hit in June and later, so we were spared from too much loss considering how damaging it was.
2
Withered earlier than usual. I believe the cause was poor fertilizer management.
2
Yield decreased because potatoes rotted as long rain and typhoons prevented us from going in the field and take care of them
2
Yield decreased due to poor weather
1
Yield did not decreased even though we had 3 typhoons and had some potatoes washed away
2
Yield was affected by the high rainfall since August
2
Yield was not enough because of early wilting due to high rainfall and soft rot
1
You can't harvest when water remains in soil
2
nothing
2
3
0
We had to let potatoes soaked in rain for lon
1
ugust prevented water and nutrition from goin
2
Q360. When was the harvest period for <TARGET CROP>?
55
2014-08-08
2014-10-01
2014-08-08
1
2014-08-10
1
2014-08-13
1
2014-08-20
2
2014-08-21
1
2014-08-23
1
2014-08-24
1
2014-08-25
3
2014-08-26
2
2014-08-28
4
2014-08-29
1
2014-08-30
4
2014-08-31
2
2014-09-01
5
2014-09-03
2
2014-09-04
2
2014-09-07
2
2014-09-08
4
2014-09-10
1
2014-09-11
1
2014-09-14
2
2014-09-15
2
2014-09-18
2
2014-09-20
4
2014-09-24
1
2014-09-25
1
2014-09-26
1
2014-10-01
1
Q360. When was the harvest period for <TARGET CROP>?
55
2014-08-25
2014-10-11
2014-08-25
1
2014-08-30
1
2014-08-31
1
2014-09-03
8
2014-09-04
1
2014-09-06
2
2014-09-08
3
2014-09-10
2
2014-09-12
2
2014-09-14
1
2014-09-15
1
2014-09-16
2
2014-09-17
1
2014-09-18
2
2014-09-19
1
2014-09-20
4
2014-09-21
2
2014-09-23
2
2014-09-24
2
2014-09-25
1
2014-09-26
1
2014-09-27
2
2014-09-28
1
2014-09-29
1
2014-09-30
2
2014-10-01
3
2014-10-05
2
2014-10-06
1
2014-10-10
1
2014-10-11
1
Q319. When was the harvest period for sugarcane?
55
2014-08-08
2014-10-01
2014-08-08
1
2014-08-10
1
2014-08-13
1
2014-08-20
2
2014-08-21
1
2014-08-23
1
2014-08-24
1
2014-08-25
3
2014-08-26
2
2014-08-28
4
2014-08-29
1
2014-08-30
4
2014-08-31
2
2014-09-01
5
2014-09-03
2
2014-09-04
2
2014-09-07
2
2014-09-08
4
2014-09-10
1
2014-09-11
1
2014-09-14
2
2014-09-15
2
2014-09-18
2
2014-09-20
4
2014-09-24
1
2014-09-25
1
2014-09-26
1
2014-10-01
1
Q319. When was the harvest period for sugarcane?
55
2014-08-25
2014-10-11
2014-08-25
1
2014-08-30
1
2014-08-31
1
2014-09-03
8
2014-09-04
1
2014-09-06
2
2014-09-08
3
2014-09-10
2
2014-09-12
2
2014-09-14
1
2014-09-15
1
2014-09-16
2
2014-09-17
1
2014-09-18
2
2014-09-19
1
2014-09-20
4
2014-09-21
2
2014-09-23
2
2014-09-24
2
2014-09-25
1
2014-09-26
1
2014-09-27
2
2014-09-28
1
2014-09-29
1
2014-09-30
2
2014-10-01
3
2014-10-05
2
2014-10-06
1
2014-10-10
1
2014-10-11
1
Q339. When was the harvest period for banana?
55
2014-08-08
2014-10-01
2014-08-08
1
2014-08-10
1
2014-08-13
1
2014-08-20
2
2014-08-21
1
2014-08-23
1
2014-08-24
1
2014-08-25
3
2014-08-26
2
2014-08-28
4
2014-08-29
1
2014-08-30
4
2014-08-31
2
2014-09-01
5
2014-09-03
2
2014-09-04
2
2014-09-07
2
2014-09-08
4
2014-09-10
1
2014-09-11
1
2014-09-14
2
2014-09-15
2
2014-09-18
2
2014-09-20
4
2014-09-24
1
2014-09-25
1
2014-09-26
1
2014-10-01
1
Q339. When was the harvest period for banana?
55
2014-08-25
2014-10-11
2014-08-25
1
2014-08-30
1
2014-08-31
1
2014-09-03
8
2014-09-04
1
2014-09-06
2
2014-09-08
3
2014-09-10
2
2014-09-12
2
2014-09-14
1
2014-09-15
1
2014-09-16
2
2014-09-17
1
2014-09-18
2
2014-09-19
1
2014-09-20
4
2014-09-21
2
2014-09-23
2
2014-09-24
2
2014-09-25
1
2014-09-26
1
2014-09-27
2
2014-09-28
1
2014-09-29
1
2014-09-30
2
2014-10-01
3
2014-10-05
2
2014-10-06
1
2014-10-10
1
2014-10-11
1
Q246. % of the harvest of your target crop is used for own consumption
255
114
0
15
0.354
1.465
Q246. % of the harvest of your target crop is used for feeding livestock
255
114
0
0
0
0
Q246. % of the harvest of your target crop is used for harvest sold
255
114
85
100
99.646
1.465
Q4002. Did you take measures to prevent post-harvest loss for <TARGET CROP>?
256
113
1
no
148
2
yes
108
Sysmiss
113
Q7013. How do you deal with crop residue of <TARGET CROP>?
184
185
1
i leave the crop residue on the field
163
2
i burn the crop residue
1
3
i remove the crop residue and leave it untreated
6
4
i remove the crop residue and export it off farm
6
5
other. specify:
6
6
i remove the crop residue and use a mechanical
2
Sysmiss
185
Q377. What is the estimated revenue in <DOLLAR>/<HECTARES> for growing area A of <TARGET CROP>?
274
95
114957.6
2873940
1274550.37
367034.316
Q378. Could you please indicate the estimated revenue in general? <DOLLAR>/<HECTARES>.
68
301
10.084
2722680
1141947.885
499405.586
Q379.A Can you please explain your answer for <TARGET CROP>?
364
5
1
average
170
2
low
79
3
very low
13
4
high
86
5
very high
16
Sysmiss
5
Q380. What is your total input cost for <TARGET CROP> from first field preparation until harvest?
335
34
50000
1512600
672688.3
241834.07
Q4111. Actual costs SEEDS for <TARGET CROP>?<DOLLAR>/<HECTARES>
207
162
151.26
321982.12
157187.2
59251.726
Q4111. Actual costs FERTILIZERZ for <TARGET CROP>?<DOLLAR>/<HECTARES>
207
162
252.1
262184
111419.529
47069.078
Q4111. Actual costs LABOR for <TARGET CROP>?<DOLLAR>/<HECTARES>
207
162
0
756300
133321.051
83504.211
Q4111. Actual costs MACHINERY <TARGET CROP>?<DOLLAR>/<HECTARES>
207
162
0
504200
133268.195
106073.408
Q4111. Actual costs WATER USE for <TARGET CROP>?<DOLLAR>/<HECTARES>
207
162
0
403360
108978.032
91779.778
Q4111. Actual costs FUEL for <TARGET CROP>?<DOLLAR>/<HECTARES>
207
162
0
50420
5166.272
10591.19
Q4111. Actual costs RENT/LOAN for <TARGET CROP>?<DOLLAR>/<HECTARES>
207
162
0
201680
39511.158
32742.623
Q4111. Actual costs FUNGICIDES for <TARGET CROP>?<DOLLAR>/<HECTARES>
207
162
0
50420
2834.822
8003.858
Q4111. Actual costs HERBICIDES for <TARGET CROP>?<DOLLAR>/<HECTARES>
207
162
0
38823.4
375.105
3806.858
Q4111. Actual costs INSECTICIDES <TARGET CROP>?<DOLLAR>/<HECTARES>
207
162
0
110924
5853.104
20054.951
Q4111. Actual costs DRYING for <TARGET CROP>?<DOLLAR>/<HECTARES>
205
164
0
554620
10198.613
57084.954
?]]>
117
252
5
50
21.546
9.974
?]]>
117
252
2
35
18.678
7.07
?]]>
117
252
5
50
20.628
7.901
?]]>
117
252
0
40
15.486
9.381
?]]>
117
252
0
44
13.213
9.431
?]]>
117
252
0
20
2.107
3.267
?]]>
117
252
0
20
7.148
4.782
?]]>
117
252
0
10
0.921
1.995
?]]>
117
252
0
2.5
0.0427
0.325
?]]>
32
337
0
10
0.625
2.459
?]]>
74
295
0
6
0.0946
0.706
?]]>
256
113
1
very favorable weather conditions
48
2
no favorable weather conditions
163
3
normal weather conditions
45
Sysmiss
113
Q387. What was the impact for target crop? Reduced yield
163
206
1
mentioned
112
2
not mentioned
51
Sysmiss
206
Q387. What was the impact for target crop? Reduced yield quality
163
206
1
not mentioned
96
2
mentioned
67
Sysmiss
206
Q387. What was the impact for target crop? No impact
163
206
1
not mentioned
127
2
mentioned
36
Sysmiss
206
Q387. What was the impact for target crop? Other. Specify 1:
163
206
1
not mentioned
157
2
mentioned
6
Sysmiss
206
Q387.Other. Impact for growing area A on the <TARGET CROP>?
6
363
1
caused overall work delay
2
2
tend to catch disease
2
3
the grain was small so coululd harvest more
2
Sysmiss
363
Q388. How would you say the level of ranfall was for growing area A
366
3
1
somewhat more than usual
69
2
a lot less than usual
72
3
somewhat less than usual
82
4
a lot more than usual
73
5
the same as usual
68
6
other. specify:
2
Sysmiss
3
Q388. B. You mentioned you had less rainfall this season than usual. Was this problematic?
72
297
1
yes
39
2
no
33
Sysmiss
297
Q388D. You mentioned you had more rainfall this season than usual. Was this problematic?
127
242
1
no
81
2
yes
46
Sysmiss
242
Q3880. How would you say the temperature was during this season ?
256
113
1
somewhat higher than usual
60
2
the same as usual
74
3
somewhat lower than usual
75
4
a lot higher than usual
18
5
a lot lower than usual
19
6
other. specify:
10
Sysmiss
113
Q3880 B. You mentioned you had lower temperatures this season than usual. Was this problematic?
94
275
1
no
38
2
yes
56
Sysmiss
275
Q3880 D. You mentioned you had higher temperatures this season than usual. Was this problematic?
78
291
1
no
41
2
yes
37
Sysmiss
291
Q389. What is the MAIN water source of <TARGET CROP> during this season?
363
6
1
rain-fed (no equipment, only natural rainfall)
333
2
irrigated using irrigation equipment (e.g. rain,
25
3
other. specify 1:
4
4
swamp/wetland
1
Sysmiss
6
Q390. What is the number of days you have been irrigating <TARGET CROP>?
19
350
0
30
7.684
9.172
Q391. What is the average amount of hours per day you have been irrigating of <TARGET CROP>?
17
352
0
24
10.529
8.523
Q392. What is the amount of liters that is discharged per hour of <TARGET CROP>?
12
357
0
3000
921.917
1307.414
Q7016. Please indicate what percentage of the area is irrigated for <TARGET CROP>
4
365
20
100
80
40
Q7017. Which method of irrigation did you apply for <TARGET CROP>?
4
365
1
propelling water as rain
4
Sysmiss
365
Q399.C. How satisfied are you with the crop program and/or recommendations for <TARGET CROP>?
179
190
1
rather satisfied
124
2
very satisfied
43
3
not satisfied at all
3
4
rather unsatisfied
9
Sysmiss
190
Q399. E1. What is your opinion about the in-furrow technology you applied?
164
0
4
? Using the fertilization management information JA faxes us as a reference
2
Can't talk about the effect of the in-furrow method because it's not something that produces results right away, but it sure made my communication with the Syngenta rep frequent
2
Consulted the control calendar for rotation method. It was good because it was similar to my way of thinking.
2
DK
29
Do see its effect on Thanatephorus cucumeris. Very helpful.
2
Don't know. Don't know if it will be helpful.
2
Easy to use with timely provision of information
2
Expect that In-furrow will spread as much as they have overseas because we are seeing new pests and diseases. Hope it will become available for products other than Amistar. Hoping for good effect on the next crop, too.
2
Good that it provides information before disease infestations and helps prevent damages
2
Graphs would be easier to understand
2
Hope the Syngenta product (Actara) for solanum flea beetle can be applied at the same time using In-furrow
2
I can see that the in-furrow method has improved potato quality, but I haven't seen a yield increase yet
2
I didn't do in-furrow because I'd returned the machine to Syngenta. Next year, I'm planning to buy Amigo and start in-furrow again.
2
I don't expect its effect to show up in 2-3 years. I'm planning to continue using it until the effect is seen in all the crops we grow in rotation (potatoes, beets, and barley/wheat/oat).
2
I like that this is part of a global study by Syngenta. Would be even better if the questionnaire was adjusted more to the situations in Japan.
2
I think things went pretty much perfectly as this was my fourth year. Both the yield and the quality were good. Others in this area were also successful, but I had even better results.
2
I'm satisfied that we see less Thanatephorus cucumeris now after years of struggle. My potatoes have smoother skin now.
2
Impossible to put 100% of the instructions into practice. We grow many kinds of crops and the weather intervenes, too. We don't have enough labor. The combinations of fertilizers and control products that can be used together are too complicated.
2
My field grows starch potatoes, so it's not very meaningful to compare it to the overall data that includes both fresh market and processing potatoes
2
None
11
Nothing
41
Potatoes have smoother surface now. The fields we used the in-furrow method had relatively high yields. Its effect is more prominent in years when the overall potato yield was poor.
2
Promising. Wish they do the same for products other than Amistar.
2
Same as usual. There was no Thanatephorus cucumeris or Rhizoctonia, and little damage from low temperatures.
2
Suspect that whoever put together this questionnaire don't know anything. I don't understand the intention of these questions. And they ask similar questions over and over.
2
The Syngenta rep pays us visits very frequently and we've established a friendly relationship
2
The information on new agents is helpful
2
The technology is great. It just needs more chemical products that can be used.
2
The variety I'm growing is no longer fit for the soil or the climate, and I don't think in-furrow alone can solve these overarching problems
2
Use it to confirm what I'm doing is right, and I need it to make sure not to make mistakes with agents
2
Using it only as a reference because there are margins of errors for different areas
2
Want them to address individual farmers instead of providing general opinions
2
Want to use it again next year because its instructions on the year's new agents against diseases are effective
2
We couldn't use the in-furrow method this year because the machine was broken, but it's fixed now so we'll be able to use it next year. We've used it for a few years now, but I haven't seen a clear effect yet.
2
We've been successful in controlling Thanatephorus cucumeris, so I have high hopes for the in-furrow method
2
When to control
2
nothing
13
field preparation
40
2019-04-15
2019-05-28
2019-04-15
2
2019-04-16
2
2019-04-18
2
2019-04-20
3
2019-04-21
2
2019-04-23
1
2019-04-24
1
2019-04-25
4
2019-04-26
1
2019-04-27
2
2019-04-28
1
2019-04-30
1
2019-05-01
1
2019-05-02
3
2019-05-03
3
2019-05-04
1
2019-05-05
1
2019-05-07
1
2019-05-08
1
2019-05-10
3
2019-05-12
1
2019-05-14
1
2019-05-19
1
2019-05-28
1
sowing/planting
40
2019-04-20
2019-05-29
2019-04-20
2
2019-04-22
4
2019-04-23
4
2019-04-25
1
2019-04-26
1
2019-04-29
1
2019-04-30
2
2019-05-01
1
2019-05-02
1
2019-05-03
3
2019-05-04
2
2019-05-05
3
2019-05-06
3
2019-05-08
2
2019-05-09
2
2019-05-10
1
2019-05-11
1
2019-05-12
1
2019-05-14
2
2019-05-16
1
2019-05-19
1
2019-05-29
1
begin harvest
40
2019-08-02
2019-10-19
2019-08-02
1
2019-08-22
1
2019-08-26
1
2019-08-28
1
2019-09-02
1
2019-09-03
3
2019-09-04
1
2019-09-05
3
2019-09-06
1
2019-09-07
2
2019-09-08
1
2019-09-09
1
2019-09-10
3
2019-09-11
3
2019-09-12
2
2019-09-13
1
2019-09-14
1
2019-09-15
1
2019-09-18
3
2019-09-25
1
2019-09-26
1
2019-09-27
1
2019-09-29
1
2019-10-01
2
2019-10-10
2
2019-10-19
1
end harvest
40
2019-08-10
2019-10-29
2019-08-10
1
2019-08-27
1
2019-08-29
1
2019-08-30
1
2019-09-07
1
2019-09-08
1
2019-09-10
4
2019-09-12
1
2019-09-13
1
2019-09-14
2
2019-09-15
6
2019-09-16
1
2019-09-18
1
2019-09-19
3
2019-09-20
1
2019-09-23
1
2019-09-25
1
2019-09-27
1
2019-09-28
3
2019-09-30
1
2019-10-01
1
2019-10-02
1
2019-10-10
1
2019-10-13
1
2019-10-17
1
2019-10-20
1
2019-10-29
1
Data collection wave
369
0
2014
2019
2016.455
1.582
Q215. When did the first field preparation start for cauliflower?
55
2013-10-30
2014-05-04
2013-10-30
1
2013-11-02
1
2013-11-06
2
2013-11-15
5
2014-04-07
1
2014-04-08
1
2014-04-09
1
2014-04-14
2
2014-04-15
4
2014-04-18
3
2014-04-19
1
2014-04-20
11
2014-04-21
3
2014-04-22
4
2014-04-23
2
2014-04-25
2
2014-04-26
1
2014-04-28
2
2014-04-29
3
2014-05-01
1
2014-05-02
3
2014-05-04
1
Q218. When have the young plants been planted for cauliflower?
55
2014-04-22
2014-05-20
2014-04-22
2
2014-04-23
2
2014-04-24
6
2014-04-25
2
2014-04-26
3
2014-04-27
2
2014-04-28
3
2014-04-29
1
2014-04-30
5
2014-05-01
8
2014-05-02
6
2014-05-03
6
2014-05-04
2
2014-05-06
1
2014-05-08
1
2014-05-10
1
2014-05-11
1
2014-05-15
2
2014-05-20
1
q4000_1. To whom do you sell your yield - I sell it on the local market
216
153
1
not mentioned
207
2
mentioned
9
Sysmiss
153
q4000_2. To whom do you sell your yield - I sell it to a trader
216
153
1
not mentioned
169
2
mentioned
47
Sysmiss
153
q4000_3. To whom do you sell your yield - I sell it to a wholesaler
216
153
1
not mentioned
180
2
mentioned
36
Sysmiss
153
q4000_4. To whom do you sell your yield - I sell it to a feed processing plant
216
153
1
not mentioned
205
2
mentioned
11
Sysmiss
153
q4000_5. To whom do you sell your yield - I sell it to a cooperative I am part of
216
153
1
mentioned
95
2
not mentioned
121
Sysmiss
153
q4000_6. To whom do you sell your yield -I sell it under a contract
216
153
1
not mentioned
190
2
mentioned
26
Sysmiss
153
q4000_96. To whom do you sell your yield -Other. Specify 1:
216
153
1
not mentioned
214
2
mentioned
2
Sysmiss
153
q4000_99. To whom do you sell your yield -Don’t know / no answer
216
153
1
not mentioned
215
2
mentioned
1
Sysmiss
153
Q4000b. Can you please tell us what are your main sources for selling the harvest? Other. Specify 1
2
0
?????
2
q389_1. Which water source has been used for irrigation? Private connection to pipeline
17
352
1
not mentioned
15
2
mentioned
2
Sysmiss
352
q389_4. Which water source has been used for irrigation? Public river, stream
17
352
1
mentioned
4
2
not mentioned
13
Sysmiss
352
q389_7. Which water source has been used for irrigation? Water vendor
17
352
1
not mentioned
15
2
mentioned
2
Sysmiss
352
q389_96. Which water source has been used for irrigation? Other specify 1:
17
352
1
not mentioned
10
2
mentioned
7
Sysmiss
352
q389_99. Which water source has been used for irrigation? Don’t know / no answer
17
352
1
not mentioned
15
2
mentioned
2
Sysmiss
352
q389_96. Which water source has been used for irrigation? Other specify 1:
7
0
DK
1
Furuume Dam
2
No answer
1
Public pipeline
1
public pipeline
2
Q399. Please explain why you follow or do not follow the crop program and/or recommendations.
242
Based on my experience cultivating, effective against pest disease and damage when used. Also has yield volume.
1
Because I can trust this information
1
Because I think this is optimal
2
Because field conditions differ
2
Because have used these for a very long time and feel they are practical, also considering my own personal experience.
2
Because it is generally used
2
Because it is important reference
1
Because it is possible to safely cultivate
1
Because it is possible to safely cultivate.
1
Because the actual work conditions are different each time.
2
Because there have never been any problems with the harvest when I followed the instructions exactly
1
Black spots
1
Brings circularity (everything from fertilization design) that is good for the growth of potatoes
2
Can refer to calendar instructions.
1
1
Consulted it for growing techniques, dilution rates, when to control, when diseases might occur, etc.
2
Consulted the control calendar for rotation method
2
1
Could not follow the indicated amounts because I was growing with reduced agricultural chemicals
2
Cultivated according to the protocol as usual. Cultivation was successful.
2
DK
8
Deal with climate conditions each time. Disregard cultivation calendar
2
Did the in-furrow application hoping for a reduction of Thanatephorus cucumeris
2
Do crop work suited for each cycle according to the cultivation calendar
1
Fertilization designs are important, but the fertilizers mentioned in the instructions are expensive, so I used something that's a little cheaper but has similar effects
2
Fertilization management
1
Followed only the parts that I needed. Other than that, I did what was suitable to my field.
2
Followed part of the protocol, but there was a product I wanted to use, so I used it based on my own judgment
2
Followed the protocol and purchased the right amount of the product for the area. That should be good enough.
2
Following the protocol helps you not wasting chemical products, so you can reduce costs
1
For a cultivation calendar that is reliable
1
For peace of mind
2
Gives a basic idea of when to do pest control.
2
Have never changed up to now
2
Have no choice but to use it because it's like a textbook
2
Heard the soil analysis results and they made sense to me, so I used the program as a reference
1
Helps me know when is the right time to apply a chemical product
2
Helps not to use chemical products incorrectly and to weed at the right timing
2
Helps prevent diseases because it contains instructions on exactly when to use protection products and when diseases might occur
2
Hoping for the prevention of Thanatephorus cucumeris and the early control of aphids
2
I consider this to be an experiment for future, so I used it only in Area A and not in Area B to compare its effects
2
I didn't follow the instructions to plant larger seed potatoes and sterilize seed potatoes: I used many small seed potatoes and purchased seed potatoes that were already sterilized
2
I follow the control practice of this region as I do every year because we all need to do so here
2
I follow the cultivation instructions from Calbee because I trust them. They were never wrong about which fertilizers to use, which chemicals to choose, etc.
2
I follow the instructions to earn stable income without being affected by the weather
2
I followed most of it, such as advice on new techniques. But I didn't follow the instructions on planting, which recommended to plant seed potatoes extremely deep, because I didn't agree.
1
I followed some of the information on chemicals
2
I followed the instructions on how to avoid disease infection, but I didn't use expensive chemicals
2
I get instructions from multiple sources, and take what I think are good from them
2
I got instructions about how to apply fertilizers based on practices used by growers achieving high yields, but they weren't suitable for my land
2
I know what to do without looking because it’s the same thing every year
1
I learned about this year’s climate and pesticides.
1
I only followed part of the protocol, and followed my own thinking. I choose a method that is suitable for the field.
1
I only used it as a reference. I'm not going to follow it completely. I have my own way of doing things and I like the products I'm using.
2
I refer to it when choosing chemicals
2
I referred to instructions on control products during the growth stage
2
I referred to it for the chemicals to be applied in rotation
2
I referred to it to see which chemicals we need now
2
I referred to the instructions on control methods and chemical brands
2
I use the control calendar because it makes sense
2
I used it when choosing chemicals
2
I used it when choosing chemicals to spray, though I also relied on my own experience. I don't feel comfortable to switch completely at once.
2
I used the chemicals exactly as instructed. Early order discount was available for the chemicals, so I ordered them in spring. They also provide advice on farm management every 2 weeks, and I follow the advice, too.
2
I used them when choosing which types of chemicals to use and when applying them
2
If it rains a lot, they fax us instructions on what types of chemicals to use
2
Increased harvest amount. Cost reduction
1
It helps to predict pests and diseases, so I consult it when I do my control work
2
It may not affect yield, but our potatoes turned out pretty with good skin. Hope this will increase the price. Also hoping for its effect on black spots. Might help reduce damage in case of poor harvest.
2
It was exactly what I had expected it to be, so I followed it
2
It's not noticeably effective and I don't think it justifies the high cost
1
Its control calendar and instructions on cultivation management are helpful when deciding when to control or which chemicals to use
2
JA can be relied on. There are details about the pest control calendar for each crop.
1
Just for general reference because I use methods that fit my farm
1
Just for general reference. Cultivation history is general so use methods to fit my farm and the weather.
2
Long years of experience, test results are indicated
2
Make reservations and orders for agricultural chemicals based on the history so there is no effort required to prepare and no chemical waste.
1
No answer
1
None
2
Nothing
8
Nothing else is dependable
1
Nothing in Particular
9
Only use the cultivation history as general reference because I use methods that fit my soil and weather
1
Our JA does not issue control calendars
2
Our in-furrow machine, Amigo, broke
2
Our potatoes in this field aren't a Specially Cultivated Agricultural Product, but we use the same control method as Area B because it's easier that way.
1
Refer to for pesticide spraying, etc.
1
Refer to it when I need help
2
Since I supply the JA, I get JA guidance
1
Since the way to cultivate each variety of potato is different, we proceed according to the manual.
2
Since there is early awareness of new information, technology based on that is used to update every year.
1
Snowden is insusceptible to black spots and doesn't need Amstar In-furrow
1
The advice is timely
2
The communication was the same as usual, so I did just like I always do
2
The cultivation instructions are useful to know which chemicals are suitable for which crops and when to control
2
The information is solid. If you follow it precisely, yield will improve.
2
The protocol is meant for normal circumstances. When the weather isn't normal, different chemical products must be used accordingly.
2
The protocol is not quite in sync with the weather
2
The rep from my client gave me instructions on fertilizers
1
There are many advantages for cultivation
1
There are rules about seed tuber cultivation.
2
They specified the chemicals and application dates. They fax us the results from trial digging and also let us know when to harvest. Those pieces of information were helpful.
1
This is the example to follow
1
To keep things the same as others in the area
2
To minimize tuber bruises, I followed the instructions exactly on the height and speed to drop tubers
2
To prevent pest disease and damage
1
Unable to perform work as planned due to weather
1
Use cultivation history as the standard and use methods that work for the farm at that time
1
Use methods that fit my farm according to the weather, etc. Use the cultivation history as reference.
1
Used it as a reference when applying agents
2
Used it because I trusted the track records in "Instructions and Recommendations"
2
Used it because I was using the new disinfectant
2
Used it only partially because some of the agents were different from what I already had
2
Used it to look up things I forgot (e.g. chemical product names)
2
Used methods to fit my farm considering the weather, etc.
1
Used part of the faxed information and instructions on agents when low temperatures or rainfall went on for a while
2
Used the control system and fertilizer application design because I thought I could trust these
2
Used the new agent it recommended
2
Used the new agent listed in "Instructions and Recommendations." It was highly effective with systemic property.
2
We did in-furrow in the entire area this year
2
We do in-furrow applications not just for potatoes but for improving the entire soil of our farm. We're hoping that the in-furrow application will bring better effects on the germinating period than incorporating Amistar into the soil.
2
We don't do in-furrow applications
1
We had soft rot, so I referred to it for which agents to choose. Having grown beets the previous year likely leads to excess nitrogen.
2
We have to because we are growing our potatoes as a Specially Cultivated Agricultural Product in this field. There are rules about chemical products.
1
We only use it as a rough guide
2
We use it only as a supplemental guide, we basically follow our own method
2
We use the in-furrow application in only a part of an area because we're only testing it
1
We'd have to ship according to the protocol schedule. We ship to JA and they have their special employees for that.
2
Whenever I use the chemicals as instructed or recommended, I can see the effects with my own eyes
2
Wished the flow of control work was explained in more detail because the weather was poor this year. The control methods and chemical products need to be changed depending on the weather.
2
Work delayed due to rain
1
nothing
8
Q397. Received a recommended growing protocol or crop program from an agricultural advisor?
185
184
1
yes
119
2
no
66
Sysmiss
184
Q397B. From whom did you receive the protocol/crop program? Other 1
12
0
Agricultural organization
4
Calbee
6
Food manufacturer
2
Q397B. From whom did you receive the protocol/crop program? Other 2
1
0
Other farmer in group
1
Q397C. Did you receive a protocol/crop program from Syngenta?
84
285
1
yes
11
2
no
73
Sysmiss
285
Q397.D. From which manufacturer have you received a protocol/crop program? OTHER
45
0
confidential
45
Q35.A. What group/association/cooperative are a member of? 1ST
257
0
Akeno Agricultural Union
1
Bihoro Bareisho Seisan Kumiai
2
Burdock Productive Cooperative
3
Calbee Productive Cooperative
2
Daichi no MEGUMI
2
JA
2
JA Biei
4
2
JA Bihoro
8
JA FURANO
2
JA Furano
30
JA Kawanishi
2
JA Kitamimirai
1
JA Kitamirai
4
JA Makubetsu
29
JA Memambetsu
2
JA Memanbetsu
14
JA Memuro
21
JA Memuro.
2
JA Obihiro
2
JA Obihiro Kawanishi
4
JA Obihiro Taisho
15
JA Obihirokawanishi
2
JA Obihirotaisho
5
JA Otofuke
31
JA Sarabetsu
14
JA Satsunai
20
JA Shari
4
JA Shari-chou
1
JA Taisho
2
JA Toyokoro
6
JA-Processed Potato Association
2
Memurocho JA
1
Memurocho Seed & Potato Productive Cooperative
2
Obihiro-shi Kawanishi JA
1
Potato Productive Cooperative
2
Potato and Dengen Cooperative
2
Shokuyou Bareisho Shinkoukai
4
Tokachi Shimizu JA
1
Tokachi Shimizu-cho Agricultura
1
Tokachi Shimizu-cho Agricultural Union
2
Q35.A. What group/association/cooperative are a member of? 2ND
15
0
Bihoro Potato Club
2
Bihoro-cho Tensai Kyougikai
2
JA Bihoro
2
JA Memanbetsu
2
N
2
Nagaimo yams Productive Cooperative
1
Otori
1
Processed Potatoes Productive Cooperative
1
Sasoi Social Club
2
Q35.A. What group/association/cooperative are a member of? 3RD
7
0
JA Bihoro
4
P
2
Processed Potato Productive Cooperative
1
Q58. In general, what is the topography of your growing area?
257
112
1
flat
135
2
gentle slope
94
3
steep slope
18
4
hilly
10
Sysmiss
112
Bought seeds
257
112
1
not mentioned
7
2
mentioned
250
Sysmiss
112
Saved seeds
149
220
1
not mentioned
136
2
mentioned
13
Sysmiss
220
Q302. What is the percentage of decay for potato?
254
115
0
35
2.614
5.258
Q303. What is the percentage of shrink loss for potato?
236
133
0
50
7.784
11.62
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199
170
0
100
1.368
7.729
Q147. When have the young plants been planted ?
55
2014-04-22
2014-05-20
2014-04-22
2
2014-04-23
2
2014-04-24
6
2014-04-25
2
2014-04-26
3
2014-04-27
2
2014-04-28
3
2014-04-29
1
2014-04-30
5
2014-05-01
8
2014-05-02
6
2014-05-03
6
2014-05-04
2
2014-05-06
1
2014-05-08
1
2014-05-10
1
2014-05-11
1
2014-05-15
2
2014-05-20
1
Q247. BUYER 1 % of yield
69
300
10
100
94.058
17.766
Q247. BUYER 2 % of yield
13
356
1
90
29.077
30.996
Q247. BUYER 3 % of yield
3
366
3
20
8.667
9.815
Q247. BUYER 4 % of yield
2
367
2
2
2
0
Q247. BUYER 5 % of yield
2
367
2
2
2
0
Q247. BUYER 1 price per metric ton
55
314
15000
83333
39684.836
16904.664
Q247. BUYER 2 price per metric ton
9
360
3000
80000
28333.333
24264.171
Q247. BUYER 3 price per metric ton
3
366
15000
18000
17000
1732.051
Q247. BUYER 4 price per metric ton
2
367
18000
18000
18000
0
Q247. BUYER 5 price per metric ton
2
367
18000
18000
18000
0
143
226
1
25
14.508
2.968
Year in which the data was collected
3196
0
2014
2019
2016.397
1.552
Country
3196
0
Japan
3196
Crop
3196
0
Potato
3196
Unique identifier per cluster
3196
0
JapanPotato1
1417
JapanPotato2
1763
JapanPotato3
16
Reference farms versus Benchmark farms
3196
0
1
Reference farm
474
2
Benchmark farm
2722
Unique identifier per grower
3196
0
22100100
15
22100200
16
22100300
20
22100400
20
22100500
20
22110100
10
22110200
9
22110300
9
22110401
8
22110402
8
22110500
8
22110600
53
22110700
34
22110701
21
22110702
21
22110800
68
22110900
70
22111000
26
22111001
19
22111002
18
22111100
9
22200100
38
22200200
14
22200400
16
22200600
28
22200700
9
22200900
21
22201100
18
22201200
30
22201300
36
22201400
40
22201800
7
22201900
7
22202000
19
22202100
31
22202300
47
22202400
14
22202500
26
22202700
15
22203500
21
22203600
13
22203700
9
22203800
71
22203900
10
22204000
15
22204100
42
22204200
16
22204400
15
22204500
18
22204600
20
22204700
21
22204800
18
22204900
15
22205000
19
22205100
33
22206100
10
22206200
9
22206300
18
22206400
10
22206700
10
22206900
15
22207000
22
22207100
20
22207200
19
22207300
14
22207400
9
22210100
25
22210200
30
22210300
55
22210400
53
22210500
32
22210600
59
22210700
38
22210800
34
22220100
41
22220200
64
22220300
65
22220400
46
22220500
64
22220600
64
22220700
64
22220800
18
22220900
47
22230100
72
22230200
46
22230300
57
22230400
63
22230500
58
22230600
57
22230700
36
22230800
14
22230900
20
22231000
22
22240100
65
22240200
54
22240300
68
22240400
45
22240500
28
22240600
51
22240700
61
22240800
16
22250200
32
22250300
16
22250400
32
22250500
28
22250600
32
22250700
14
Field code (A or B)
3196
0
1
A
1887
2
B
1309
Which activities did the grower do on his field?
3196
0
1
Clearing
44
2
Ploughing
286
3
Digging
245
4
Ridging
336
5
Ripping
235
6
Land levelling
82
7
Greenhouse management operations
5
8
Applying fertilizers
364
9
Mulching
6
10
Sowing or planting
368
11
Scouting for pests and diseases
108
12
Applying pesticides
368
13
Irrigating
26
14
Weeding
103
15
Harvesting
368
16
Post handling
31
17
Processing
35
18
Transport
42
19
Other
6
20
Seed Treatment
101
21
Infurrow activities
37
Did he use power driven equipment to complete this activity?
3076
120
1
Yes
2988
2
No
88
Sysmiss
120
Data collection wave
475
0
2015
2019
2016.924
1.232
To which field/plot does the information relate to?
475
0
A
264
B
211
Unique cluster ID
475
0
JapanPotato1
212
JapanPotato2
263
Country
475
0
Japan
475
FARMTYPE
475
0
BF
401
RF
74
Unique respondent ID
475
0
22100100
4
22100200
4
22100400
4
22100500
4
22110600
12
22110700
8
22110701
3
22110702
4
22110800
12
22110900
14
22111000
1
22111001
1
22111100
3
22200100
2
22200400
1
22200600
4
22201100
1
22201200
2
22201400
4
22202000
1
22202100
2
22202300
2
22202500
2
22202700
1
22203500
2
22203600
2
22203800
12
22204100
2
22204200
1
22204600
1
22204700
2
22204800
1
22205000
2
22205100
2
22206100
2
22206200
2
22206300
2
22206400
1
22206700
2
22206900
4
22207000
4
22207100
4
22207200
4
22207300
2
22207400
1
22210100
2
22210200
4
22210300
6
22210400
14
22210500
2
22210600
18
22210700
6
22210800
8
22220100
10
22220200
16
22220300
12
22220400
12
22220500
16
22220600
11
22220700
14
22220800
4
22220900
5
22230100
16
22230200
12
22230300
12
22230400
4
22230500
12
22230600
12
22230800
2
22240100
14
22240200
2
22240300
16
22240400
6
22240500
8
22240600
12
22240700
12
22240800
4
22250200
4
22250300
2
22250400
4
22250500
2
22250600
4
22250700
4
Unique code of a product that was applied
475
0
1
279
2
185
3
5
4
4
5
2
The crop of focus
475
0
Potato
475
What is the amount of seeds in <KG> that has been sown per <HECT> ?
403
72
242.016
3025.2
2069.247
405.004
Q233C. a. Timing of product application
381
2014-10-15
2019-05-03
2014-10-15
8
2015-03-30
1
2015-04-01
6
2015-04-02
2
2015-04-03
5
2015-04-04
6
2015-04-09
3
2015-04-10
5
2015-04-12
10
2015-04-15
3
2015-04-16
1
2016-04-02
4
2016-04-09
4
2016-04-10
1
2016-04-12
4
2016-04-13
4
2016-04-14
6
2016-04-15
4
2016-04-16
2
2016-04-17
2
2016-04-19
2
2016-04-20
12
2016-04-24
4
2016-04-25
8
2016-04-26
9
2016-04-27
2
2016-04-30
2
2016-05-01
4
2016-05-02
2
2016-05-04
2
2016-05-07
4
2016-05-08
4
2016-05-09
4
2016-05-10
3
2016-05-11
5
2016-05-13
1
2016-10-20
4
2017-03-25
4
2017-03-27
4
2017-04-01
5
2017-04-02
4
2017-04-03
6
2017-04-04
4
2017-04-06
4
2017-04-07
2
2017-04-08
6
2017-04-09
4
2017-04-10
7
2017-04-11
7
2017-04-12
4
2017-04-14
7
2017-04-15
8
2017-04-16
4
2017-04-19
1
2017-05-19
1
2018-03-27
4
2018-04-01
4
2018-04-02
8
2018-04-03
4
2018-04-05
14
2018-04-08
9
2018-04-09
12
2018-04-10
20
2018-04-11
9
2018-04-12
4
2018-04-13
3
2018-04-15
2
2018-04-18
8
2018-05-09
1
2018-05-24
2
2019-03-19
2
2019-03-20
2
2019-04-01
4
2019-04-04
7
2019-04-07
4
2019-04-10
6
2019-04-11
4
2019-04-12
2
2019-04-14
5
2019-04-20
4
2019-04-26
1
2019-05-03
1
Q233C. b.Type of product
413
62
1
Fungicide
406
2
Insecticide
4
3
Plant growth regulator/harvest aids/adjuvants
1
4
Herbicide
2
Sysmiss
62
Q233C. c. Brand product name
418
0
confidential
418
Q233C. c2. Brand product formulation
475
0
confidential
475
CODED VARIABLE - stringcode
474
0
confidential
474
CODED VARIABLE - active ingredient1
474
0
ACETAMIPRID
1
CU-CHLORIDE
80
CYAZOFAMID
1
CYPERMETHRIN
2
Do not know
70
FLUAZINAM
6
FLUOPICOLIDE*
2
FLUTOLANIL
174
MANCOZEB (VONDOZEB)
2
METRIBUZIN
2
OXOLINIC-ACID
2
PENCYCURON
10
STREPTOMYCIN SULFATE
101
THIAMETHOXAM
2
VALIDAMYCIN
19
CODED VARIABLE - amount of ai1
403
72
5
500
189.67
163.299
CODED VARIABLE - unit (% or Gr)
404
0
%
180
g/l
224
CODED VARIABLE - active ingredient2
248
0
OXYTETRACYCLINE*
25
POLYOXYETHYLEN-NON-E
17
PROPAMOCARB-HCL
2
STREPTOMYCIN NITRATE
124
STREPTOMYCIN SULFATE
80
CODED VARIABLE - amount of ai2
248
227
1.8
55.5
13.144
6.806
CODED VARIABLE - active ingredient3
14
0
COPPER-HYDROXIDE
14
CODED VARIABLE - amount of ai3
14
461
38.4
38.4
38.4
7.48e-07
Q233C. d. PRODUCT 1: Dosage
263
212
1
100
3
2
1
6
3
2
7
4
0.5
2
5
2.5
9
6
200
4
7
5
12
8
4
10
9
3
1
10
30
2
11
1000
1
12
1.5
2
13
0.8
2
14
1008.4
50
15
10084
21
16
5042
13
17
2016.8
11
18
3025.2
2
19
413.44399999999996
8
20
403.36
10
21
1431.9279999999999
2
22
715.96399999999994
2
23
1260.5
4
24
167.39440000000002
6
25
335.79719999999998
6
26
1099.1559999999999
4
27
504.2
8
28
453.78
2
29
221.84799999999998
2
30
201.68
2
31
332.77199999999999
4
32
342.85599999999999
2
33
171.428
2
34
2521
2
35
4033.6
2
36
40336
2
37
50420
2
38
33277.199999999997
2
39
378
1
40
10.1
5
41
20.2
2
42
60.5
2
43
30.3
2
44
90.756
4
45
554.62
4
46
756
2
47
20160
2
48
10080
3
49
5040
4
Sysmiss
212
Q233C. e. PRODUCT 1: Unit of quantity
365
0
GRAM/HECT
127
MILLILITER/HECT
235
ML/KG
3
Q233C. f. PRODUCT 1: Amount of H2O solved in LITERS per <HECT>
137
338
8.773
75600
2192.87
6542.897
Q233C. g. PRODUCT 1: Pest/disease/ weed targeted
475
0
-1
2
99
22
Aphid
4
Black Spots
44
Black Spots, Potato Scab
18
Black Spots, Potato Scab, Pectobacterium
1
Black Spots, Potato Scab,Pectobacterium
1
Black Spots, Potato Scab?Pectobacterium
4
Black scurf
26
Blackfoot disease
2
Blackfoot disease?Common scab
2
Blight
12
Common scab
8
Common scab /Black leg
4
Common scab?Blackfoot disease
5
Common scab?Blackfoot disease?Black scurf
1
DK
13
Don't know / no answer
39
Nothing
4
Pectobacterium
10
Pectobacterium Potato Scab
2
Pectobacterium,Potato Scab
1
Pectobacterium,Potato scab
2
Pectobacterium,Thanatephorus cucumeris
1
Pectobacterium,potato scab
2
Potato Scab
13
6
4
Potato Scab, Black Spots
2
Potato Scab, Pectobacterium
6
Potato Scab,Pectobacterium
1
Potato scab
25
Potato scab,Pectobacterium
8
Potato scab,Thanatephorus cucumeris
5
Potato scab,pectobacterium
2
Potato scab,thanatephorus cucumeris
3
Potato scab.pectobacterium
3
Potato scab.pectobacterium.
1
Root rot
1
Soft rot
2
Thanatephorus cucumeris
142
Thanatephorus cucumeris Potato Scab
2
Thanatephorus cucumeris,Pectobacterium
4
Thanatephorus cucumeris,Potato scab
6
Thanatephorus cucumeris,pectobacterium
2
Thanatephorus cucumeris,potato scab
4
Thanatephorus cucumeris.
1
Weeds
2
CODED VARIABLE Syngenta product? (1 = YES; 0 = NO)
451
24
1
Yes
2
2
No
449
Sysmiss
24
Year in which the data was collected
437
0
2014
2019
2016.696
1.558
Country
437
0
Japan
437
Unique identifier per cluster
437
0
JapanPotato1
195
JapanPotato2
240
JapanPotato3
2
Unique identifier per grower
437
0
22100100
22250700
22205340.767
42181.076
Field code (A or B)
437
0
A
255
B
182
Multiple corners of same field can be registered (only from 2018 onwards)
283
0
1
72
2
68
One gps location of each farm
71
One gps location of each growingarea
72
gps_option
136
301
1
1
1
interviewer captures at least two points per field
136
Description of the field (from 2018 onwards)
136
301
1
4
1
Irregular shape
28
2
Rectangle
76
3
Square
16
4
Triangle
16
Latititude degrees
277
0
confidential
277
Latititude minutes
277
0
confidential
277
Latititude seconds
277
0
confidential
277
Longitude degrees
277
0
confidential
277
Longitude minutes
277
0
confidential
277
Longitude seconds
277
0
confidential
277
Q151. Open field or in a greenhouse?
283
154
1
1
1
Open field
283
Q1. F. Would it be okay for you for this company to contact you with information on The GGP?
382
0
No
373
Yes
9
administrative area 1
326
0
Aichi
7
Hokkaido
311
Kanagawa
2
Osaka
4
Tottori
2