Sheep 2024 Producer Evaluation

NAHMS Sheep 2024 Study

Sheep 2024 Producer Evaluation

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National Animal Health Monitoring System


Sheep 2024

Producer Evaluation

OMB Approved

0579-XXXX

Expires: XX/20XX





Thank you for participating in the National Animal Health Monitoring System (NAHMS) Sheep 2024 study. Now that field data collection is complete, the NAHMS staff would like to receive input from you regarding your participation in the study.


Please return this survey in the enclosed business-reply envelope (or to NRRC Building B, 2150 Centre Ave., Fort Collins, CO, 80526-8117) within 10 days. We value your opinion, so please take a few minutes to complete this evaluation.



ABOUT THE SHEEP 2024 STUDY


1. Before your participation in the Sheep 2024 study, had you ever heard of:

a. the USDA’s National Animal Health Monitoring System (NAHMS)? 1 Yes 3 No

b. the Sheep 2024 study? (e.g., at meetings or in magazine/newsletter

articles) 1 Yes 3 No


2. How did you hear about the NAHMS Sheep 2024 Study? [Check all that apply.]

1 Magazine

2 Conference

3 Website

5 Word of mouth (friend, vet, etc.)

6 Radio/TV

7 Other (specify: ___________________________________)

8 Had not heard of the sheep study


3. Why did you participate in the Sheep 2024 study? [Check all that apply.]

1 To help the sheep industry in general

2 To benefit personally from the study

3 Encouraged by industry leaders

4 Other (specify: ___________________________________)








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4. Rate the importance of the following benefits in your decision

to participate in the study:

a. National study results 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High

b. Parasite testing 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High

c. Blood testing (for serum bank) 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High

d. Interdigital swab testing (lameness) 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High

e. Fecal testing for enteric microbes 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High

5. What else would have been beneficial in this study (such as information on specific

diseases or tests for specific diseases/conditions)?




6. Would you recommend participation in a NAHMS study to other sheep producers?

1 Yes, please share any details why:

3 No, please share any details why not:



7. Would you participate in another NAHMS study if asked?

1 Yes, please share any details why:

3 No, please share any details why not:



9. Were the expectations and benefits of your participation in the study

clearly described?

1 Yes, please share any comments about the expectations and benefits of your participation:

3 No, please share any comments about why the expectations and benefits of your participation were not clear:


10. Rate your overall satisfaction regarding the producer education information you received prior to participation 1 Not useful 2 Somewhat useful 3 Very useful


11. Is there more information you would like to receive

prior to participating in the study?

1 Yes, please share any comments about additional information you would like to receive:

3 No, please share any comments about the information you received:




ABOUT THE BIOLOGICAL TESTING


12. Were fecal samples collected for parasite testing? 1 Yes 3 No

13. Were fecal samples collected for enteric microbe testing? 1 Yes 3 No

14. Were blood samples and interdigital swabs collected for testing? 1 Yes 3 No



[If NO to all questions 12 through 14 above, SKIP to question 16.]


15. Please rate your overall satisfaction with the process of

collecting and submitting your operation’s samples 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High

16. Have you or will you use the results in managing your flock? 1 Yes 3 No

17. Can NAHMS do anything differently to improve the process for producers?

1 Yes, please share any comments about additional information you would like to receive:

3 No, please share any comments about the information you received:

18. Do you feel that biological testing is an adequate

incentive to participate in the Sheep 2024 study? 1 Yes 3 No


19. Please list other incentives that would encourage you to participate in future NAHMS studies.


Comments:



ABOUT YOU


20. In what State is your sheep operation located? _____


21. Indicate the number of sheep currently in your flock.

1 Fewer than 20

2 20-99

3 100-499

4 500 or more



Additional comments or suggestions:






To view the results of the Sheep 2024 study and all past NAHMS studies please visit the NAHMS website.(https://www.aphis.usda.gov/aphis/ourfocus/animalhealth/monitoring-and-surveillance/nahms)




Thank you for participating in the Sheep 2024 study and sharing your opinion with us.


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