Costs and Returns Survey of Palay Production by Seed Type and Class 2005

Philippines, 2005

Reference ID

PHL_2005_CRSPPSTC_v01_M

Producer(s)

Bureau of Agricultural Statistics

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Apr 12, 2012

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Seed Class Planted (C4_SEEDCLASS)

Data file: BASIC FARM CHARACTERISTICS

Overview

Valid: 0

Invalid: 0

Type: Discrete

Decimal: 0

Start: 36

End: 37

Width: 2

Range: -

Format:

Questions and instructions

Question pretext

Succeeding questions refer to the focus parcel

Literal question

Type/class of seeds planted (enter code)

Categories

Value	Category
1	Hybrid
2	Inbred Modern Certified
3	Inbred Modern Farmer's Seeds
4	Inbred Traditional

Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.

Interviewer instructions

Inquire the type/class of seeds the sample farmer planted during the reference period.

For the purpose of this survey, the reference period is from July 2004 up to June 2005. Specifically, the period referring to is the last cropping completed such that the harvest falls from July 2004 to June 2005. In case there are more than one harvest, consider the last completed cropping. Please note that if seed planted is more than one, adopt the classification of seeds that is anchored within the barangay. Indicate the code in the boxes provided.

Description

Definition

Classes or types of palay seeds are the following: hybrid, inbred-modern certified, inbred-modern farmer's seeds and inbred-traditional

Hybrid - first generation offspring of two genetically dissimilar parents; seeds from this variety are not recommended for planting for the next season.

Inbred-Modern Certified - seeds used for commercial crop production produced from registered seeds under the regulation of the Philippine Seed Board.

Inbred-Modern Farmer's Seeds - product of foundation, registered, or certified seeds not registered under the PSB.

Inbred-Traditional - tall, weak-stemmed, long duration, low yielding varieties grown by farmers for many years regardless of generation; late maturing, less responsive to nitrogen fertilizers.

Focus parcel refers to the parcel with harvest during the reference period, completed cropping, and the seed class conforms to the seed classification of the barangay.

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