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IPA 2009 Multi-beneficiary StatisticalCooperation Programme- Data on growing of the plants,- Data on investments inside the farm and their financial sources.Terms and Definitions UsedCrop farm, farms which controlled agricultural land that may or may not haveplanted crops in this land. Control could be established through title to land, leasingor renting, by other means or through any combination of the above.Household is composed of the total number of people sharing revenues from thefarm operation. The household may consist of more than one family and may includenon-family members who permanently reside with the household members and aresubjected to decisions taken by the same head of the family.Family consists of members of a household who maintain a separate socialrelationship from the other household members (Example: A household includes ahusband and wife and their grown son and his wife. The son and daughter-in-lawhave two small children but are subjected to decisions made by the father. In thiscase, the household consists of two families since the son maintains a separate socialrelationship.)Head of family is the person who is considered in charge of the household. He/shemay not be the same person as the farm operator.Farm operation consists of land either partly or entirely used for agriculturalproduction (for crop and/or livestock production). Each farm operation is considereda separate technical unit and may be operated by one person (with or withoutassistance from other persons). When two or more families and/or households jointheir operations together, this is considered a single farm operation.Farm operator is the person who makes the day-to-day decisions for the farmoperation.Farms with corps, crop farms which either had field crops planted or had control oftree crops in parcels during this crop season; do not include crop farms with fallowland and scattered trees only.Farms with field crops, crop farms which had field crops planted -- wheat, maize,potatoes, alfalfa, etc. during the crop season.Farms with tree crops (parcels) are crop farms which had control over parcels inwhich tree crops were planted during the crop season.Farms with tree crops (parcels and scattered trees) are crop farms which hadcontrol over parcels in which tree crops were planted or had scattered trees duringthe season.Farms planed in a specific crop: a crop farm is defined as being planted in a specificcrop if that crop was planted in any of the farm’s parcels.Farms harvesting a specific crop: Farms actually harvesting a crop. Total farmsharvested may be less than total farms planted in a specific crop due to drought,abandonment of the farm, etc.Crop parcel is an area of land which was planted in crops one or more times duringthe crop season. For example, under one crop or crop mixture a single time during196/236
IPA 2009 Multi-beneficiary StatisticalCooperation Programmethe season or two crops or crop mixtures at different times during the season (seedefinitions for Mixed Cropped and Multiple Planted below).Fallow parcel are parcels not planted during the cropping season but which wereplanted and crops harvested in previous years.Mixed cropped parcel: When two or more crops were inter-planted (mixed) witheach other in a crop parcel during the crop season.Multiple planned parcels: When two or more crops or crop mixtures were planted inthe same crop parcel during the crop year.Forage crops: Three types of forage crops are identified in the Annual AgriculturalSurvey -- alfalfa, maize for forage, and other forage crops. Other forage cropsinclude hasell (wheat grown for forage crop only), rye, oats and cabbage for forage,clover, and grass cut for hay.Crop farms with livestock are crop farms classified with livestock if they had one ormore cattle, goats, sheep, pigs, chickens, other fowl, donkeys/mules, or horses unlessotherwise specified.Livestock farms: Crop farms were classified as specific livestock farms if theyowned or managed one or more animals of species (i.e., cattle, goats, sheep, pigs,etc.).A death includes livestock deaths from natural causes, disease and predators butexcluding “still” deaths (livestock born dead).Home slaughter is livestock killed on the farm for home consumption.Livestock sales are livestock sold, gifts out, and/or traded away.Livestock purchases are livestock bought, gifts in, and/or traded for.Scattered trees are trees growing around a parcel or the dwelling unit which areplanted with low density (i.e., a few pergola or citrus trees growing near the house).Gross income is the value of sales with production costs still included.Family labors are members of the farm household who worked on the farm duringthe year.Farm populations are people permanently residing in crop farm households.The coefficient of expansion is composed by three partsCoefficient of expansion (CE) of segmentCE of segment = M/mM – Total number of segments on prefecture x in strata xm – Selected number of segment on prefecture x in strata xCoefficient of expansion of the selected farmsCE of farm = N/nN – Total number of farms with activity on selected segment in strata x of prefecturexRatio of farmers’ land in the selected segment of his total landRatio = segment area / total area197/236
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