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    Questionnaire For IMRAD Format in AGRICULTURE

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    This document contains two questionnaires that assess a farmer's level of awareness of indigenous and science-based rice farming practices. The indigenous questionnaire covers seed selection, land preparation, planting processes, plant protection and maintenance, and harvesting. The science and technology questionnaire addresses similar topics like seed selection, land preparation, planting, protection and harvesting, but focuses on practices using equipment, chemicals, and other modern methods. The respondent is asked to indicate their level of awareness for statements on a scale from 1 to 4.

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    Questionnaire For IMRAD Format in AGRICULTURE

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    This document contains two questionnaires that assess a farmer's level of awareness of indigenous and science-based rice farming practices. The indigenous questionnaire covers seed selection, land preparation, planting processes, plant protection and maintenance, and harvesting. The science and technology questionnaire addresses similar topics like seed selection, land preparation, planting, protection and harvesting, but focuses on practices using equipment, chemicals, and other modern methods. The respondent is asked to indicate their level of awareness for statements on a scale from 1 to 4.

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    This document contains two questionnaires that assess a farmer's level of awareness of indigenous and science-based rice farming practices. The indigenous questionnaire covers seed selection, land preparation, planting processes, plant protection and maintenance, and harvesting. The science and technology questionnaire addresses similar topics like seed selection, land preparation, planting, protection and harvesting, but focuses on practices using equipment, chemicals, and other modern methods. The respondent is asked to indicate their level of awareness for statements on a scale from 1 to 4.

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    Questionnaire For IMRAD Format in AGRICULTURE

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    Yonis Vasquez
    This document contains two questionnaires that assess a farmer's level of awareness of indigenous and science-based rice farming practices. The indigenous questionnaire covers seed selection, land preparation, planting processes, plant protection and maintenance, and harvesting. The science and technology questionnaire addresses similar topics like seed selection, land preparation, planting, protection and harvesting, but focuses on practices using equipment, chemicals, and other modern methods. The respondent is asked to indicate their level of awareness for statements on a scale from 1 to 4.

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    QUESTIONNAIRE CHECKLIST FOR THE LEVEL OF AWARENESS IN

    INDIGENOUS AND SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY RICE FARMING PRACTICES

    I. Response Profile
    Direction: Please fill in the blank that correspond to your answer as
    accurately as possible.

    Name (Optional): ______________________________ Sex: ( ) Male ( ) Female


    Address: ____________________________________________Age: __________

    II. Farmer’s Level of Awareness on Indigenous Rice Farming Practices.


    Directions: Below are some statements that will assess your level of awareness on
    indigenous rice farming practices. Show your level of awareness below. Complete the
    questionnaire by putting a check mark ( / ) in the corresponding column you want to
    answers at.
    Levels Descriptors Interpretation
    4 Highly Aware Highly aware of Farming Practices
    3 Aware Very aware of Farming Practices
    2 Slightly Aware Able to identify if it is aware or not
    1 Not Aware Not aware of Farming Practices
    Statements (4) (3) (2) (1)
    A. Seed Selection
    1. One variety of seed only
    2. Hybrid variety of seed produces more crops
    3. Hybrid variety of seed costly production
    4. Imbred variety of seed produces less crops
    5. Imbred variety of seed produces less expensive production
    B. Land Preparation
    1. There are 2 types of land preparation for summer and
    rainy season
    2. Plough (arado) or hand tractor (kulig-lig) the land 2-3 x if
    possible, for the land to be pulverized for easier planting
    3. In summer season, land should be dry and howl the soil
    until weeds die and mixed with the land
    4. In summer season, depth of a soil must be 3-5 cm
    5. In rainy season, weeds of the land should cut out
    (panagtambak ken panagtab-tab)
    6. In rainy season, let out the water by opening the exit way
    of water and closing the entrance way of the water
    (panag-paatchan)
    7. In rainy season, put canal with 5 cm depth and 20-30 cm
    length on every side of the land
    8. In rainy season, create a bed seed for the propagation of
    seed
    9. In summer and rainy season, level the land as much as
    possible
    C. Planting Process
    1. Hybrid variety should be planted scattered (nawaras)
    2. Imbred variety should be planted with close distance
    (napuskol)
    3. Put any fertilizer organic or inorganic after the seed
    propagation
    4. Spread thin layer of soil over the propagated seeds
    5. Watering of plant depends to the current season
    6. In summer season, wait 5-7 days for sowed seeds to
    propagate
    7. In rainy season, wait 10 days for second phase of sowing
    fertilizers
    8. In rainy season, wait more 8 days for replantation of
    propagated seeds
    9. Replant the seedlings to at least 3-5cm deep
    10. Water the replanted seedlings with small amounts
    11. Panag-bugi of the crops is a sign to spray fertilizer
    D. Plant protection and Maintenance
    1. Using rodent trap for birds and rat in plant growth security
    2. Utilizing scarecrows for crops safety
    3. Night spray is more effective than day spray
    4. Birds and leaves destruction are signs that there’s an
    insect
    5. A checking the crops for insects (Iyalnag)
    6. Rice farming should be visit everyday
    E. Harvesting
    1. A process of checking the crops if ready to harvest
    (Kettel)
    2. Morning check for crop is more consistent
    3. Traditional harvest is cleaner and more secured harvesting
    method
    4. Dry the crops before harvesting
    5. A 2 techniques for harvesting crops (Agisardaw and
    agipoon)

    II. Farmer’s Level of Awareness on Science and Technology Rice Farming


    Practices.
    Directions: Below are some statements that will assess your level of awareness on
    Science and Technology rice farming practices. Show your level of awareness below.
    Complete the questionnaire by putting a check mark ( / ) in the corresponding column
    you want to answers at.
    Levels Descriptors Interpretation
    4 Highly Aware Highly aware of Farming Practices
    3 Aware Very aware of Farming Practices
    2 Slightly Aware Able to identify if it is aware or not
    1 Not Aware Not aware of Farming Practices
    Statements (4) (3) (2) (1)
    A. Seed Selection
    1. Testing the crop seed with the use of water
    2. Use germination test
    3. Apply vigor test in determining the performance of the
    seed
    4. In seed selection, season is a key for consideration
    B. Land Preparation
    1. Tilling the land using plough, hand tractor, tractor, harrow,
    or tillage equipment to moisture over the soil.
    2. Weeding using bolo, grass cutter or weeds spray.
    3. Creating canal and seed bed using spade or hand
    4. Using basal fertilizer for crops nutrients
    5. Land leveling using harrow tool for final process planting
    seed
    6. Consider the type of soil for its need development
    C. Planting Process
    1. Using commercial fertilizer for crops development before
    planting
    2. Soft rock phosphate fertilizer is applied at any time during
    the crop cycle and does not contain Urea
    3. Muriate of potash (Potassium Chloride) basal fertilizer
    and may provide all required potassium to rice plants
    4. Urea commonly used fertilizer for rice cultivation, applied
    every two weeks during the crop cycle. 
    5. Ammonium Sulphate often used as a foliar fertilizer and
    also be applied at planting time or between harvests
    6. Calcium Ammonium Nitrate (CAN) provides calcium,
    nitrogen, and potassium to the plant
    7. Sprinkler or water pump is use to water the seed it
    depends on the conditions of the soil.
    D. Plant protection and Maintenance
    1. Pesticides are used to protect the crops from insects and
    microbes
    2. Spraying artificial chemicals to prevent pest from
    destroying the plant.
    3. Spray ammonia and water to fight against snails and
    slugs
    4. Hand pump spray is use for insects and fertilizer spray in
    rice crops
    5. Urea and commercial fertilizers in maintaining nutrients
    and minerals of the soil
    E. Harvesting
    1. Laborer farmers are to the one to harvest the crops
    2. Reaper, Tiller, sickle, etc. are for harvesting crops
    3. Using reaper is faster harvest process
    4. Panag-bilag is a process to harden the rice crop

    _____-
    ___________________________
    Respondent’s Signature

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