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OMB No. 0535-0273 Approval Expires: 05/31/2025 Project Code: 778 QID: 163695 SMetaKey: 3695 |
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Clean Copy for Crop Year 2023Survey collected spring of 2024Corn and Wheat – Updated 2/17/2023 |
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Updated questions for Spring of 2024 highlighted. |
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MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE |
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USDA/NASS - MN 210
Walnut St., #833 Phone: 1-800-772-0825 FAX: 1-855-271-9802 e-mail: [email protected] |
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Please make corrections to name, address and ZIP Code, if necessary. |
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The information you provide will be used for statistical purposes only. Your responses will be kept confidential and any person who willfully discloses ANY identifiable information about you or your operation is subject to a jail term, a fine, or both. This survey is conducted in accordance with the Confidential Information Protection provisions of Title V, Subtitle A, Public Law 107-347 and other applicable Federal laws. For more information on how we protect your information please visit: https://www.nass.usda.gov/confidentiality. Response is voluntary. According to the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, an agency may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is not required to respond to, a collection of information unless it displays a valid OMB control number. The valid OMB number is 0535-0218. The time required to complete this information collection is estimated to average 35 minutes per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information. The Minnesota Department of Agriculture, in cooperation with the National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS), will conduct periodic surveys of major crop producers that collect information on pesticide and fertilizer use and pesticide use rates. Survey respondents are randomly selected, and the reported results are based on advanced standardized statistical analyses conducted by NASS nationwide. Your response is necessary to help provide the best statistics possible. If there are any questions, contact the Minnesota State Statistician at (615) 728-3113. |
1. Did this operation plant any [[CORN]] or [[WHEAT]] in 2023? |
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1 Yes - Continue |
3 No – Go to Conclusion |
Section 2 – 2023 [Corn] Crop Acres |
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2. How many acres of [Corn] were planted for the 2023 crop year?. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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[If [Corn] acres greater than zero, then continue, otherwise go to Section 3.] |
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3. How many acres of [Corn] were treated with herbicides?. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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4. How many acres of [Corn] were treated with insecticides? (Exclude seed treatments). . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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5. How many acres of [Corn] were treated with fungicides? (Exclude seed treatments). . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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Section 3 – 2023 [[Wheat]] Crop Acres |
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6. How many acres of [[Wheat]] were harvested for the 2023 crop year?. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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[If [[Wheat]] acres are greater than zero then continue, otherwise go to Section 4.] |
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7. How many acres of [[Wheat]] were treated with herbicides?. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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8. How many acres of [[Wheat]] were treated with insecticides? (Exclude seed treatments). . . . . .. . . . . . |
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9. How many acres of [[Wheat]] were treated with fungicides? (Exclude seed treatments). . . . . . . . . . . . |
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INSTRUCTION: The next questions will ask about USAGE OF
INDIVIDUAL HERBICIDES, INSECTICIDES AND FUNGICIDES ON 2023
CROPS.
If Section 2 [Crop 1] crop acres, items 2, 3, or 4 are greater than zero, complete. Otherwise go to Section 5. |
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1. In the following table, please report all herbicides, insecticides and fungicides used on the 2023 [Corn] crop. |
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What Herbicide, Insecticide or Fungicide was applied to the
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How many acres of [Corn] were treated with Product?
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How many applications of Product were made for the 2023 [Corn] crop? (If product was applied multiple times in a season, record each application and its rate on separate lines).
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At what rate was product applied
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Was that rate:
1 – Pounds 12 – Gallons 13 – Quarts 14 – Pints 15 – Ounces 30 – Grams
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Corn Herbicide Questions:
Please select which of the following best represents your view of the Minnesota Department of Agriculture’s herbicide Best Management Practices for water quality?
the best management practices are not restrictive enough to protect water quality
The best management practices are too restrictive for protecting water quality
The best management practices are well designed and fair to protect water quality
I don’t currently have enough knowledge of the best management practices to answer.
Think about your largest corn field. How many pre emergence/preplant applications of herbicides did you apply on this field? Enter number
(If one or more), did you incorporate the herbicides in the soil?
Yes
No
Some
How many post emergence applications of herbicides did you apply on this field? Enter number
Who scouted for weeds on your corn acres in 2019? Please list all that apply.
Farmer
Dealer
Independent crop consultant
Other
Did not scout
Do not know
Do you rotate your herbicide “Site of Action” on a yearly basis (different from previous year) on your corn fields?
Yes, all fields
Yes, some fields,
No
Do not know.
Did your corn fields have more than 30% residue when you planted your corn?
Yes, all fields
Yes, some fields
No
Do not know
How often did you calibrate your sprayer (or have it calibrated) for the 2019 corn crop?
Don’t have a sprayer or didn’t use it on 2019 corn crop
Once per year
Twice per year
Three times per year or more
Did not calibrate
Several herbicides require an application setback for surface water. Who identifies the sites where application setbacks are required? Please list all that apply.
Farmer
Dealer
Independent crop consultant
Other
No surface water around my corn acres.
Would you consider planting treated seed without an insecticide included in the seed treatment?
Will not consider it
Unlikely to consider it
May consider it.
Will consider it.
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Section 5 |
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INSTRUCTIONS: If Section 3 ([[Wheat]] crop
acres), items 2, 3 or 4 are greater than zero, complete.
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1. In the following table, please report all herbicides, insecticides and fungicides used on the 2023 [[Wheat]] crop. |
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What Herbicide, Insecticide or Fungicide was applied to the
Name |
Product Code
Code |
How many acres of [[Wheat]] were treated with Product?
Acres |
How many applications of Product were made for the 2023 [[Wheat]] crop? (If product was applied multiple times in a season, record each application and its rate on separate lines).
Number |
At what rate was product applied
Rate |
Was that rate:
1 – Pounds 13 – Quarts 14 – Pints 15 – Ounces
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[If Herbicide, Insecticide or Fungicide type or quantity is unknown] May we call your dealer, co-op or applicator about the chemicals applied to your operation? Yes__ No__
If Yes, What is the name of the company? __________________________________
Who should we contact for this follow up information? _____________________________
Who should we contact at that company? __________________________________
The next questions are intended for all crops with a focus on use of IPM for insect pests. Integrated Pest management, or IPM, is an approach that uses multiple pest control tactics in order to minimize economic, environmental, and human health risks.
IPM Questions
What is your primary source of information on Integrated Pest Management for insects?
University extension
Independent crop consultant
Seed or chemical company representative
Internet
Other farmers
Other
I do not get information about IPM for insects
Which of these Integrated Pest Management practices do you use for insect pest management (select all that apply)?
Biological control (Enum Note use of beneficial insects to kill pests)
Cultural control (Enum Note tillage, crop rotation, delayed planting)
Resistant or tolerant crop seed selection (Enum Note. Bt traits, cultivar selection)
Physical control (Enum Note barriers around crops such as high and low tunnels)
Chemical control (Enum Note pesticides)
Other
I don’t have pests to manage
What do you view as the primary challenge for implementing Integrated Pest Management?
Cost
Time
Understanding of how to use Integrated Pest Management
Other
I don’t see any challenges
If insecticide was used on your Corn, was the decision to use insecticide based on scouting results from the field where the applications were applied?
Yes
No
Occasionally
Insecticide was not used
If insecticide was used on your Wheat, was the decision to use insecticide based on scouting results from the field where the applications were applied?
Yes
No
Occasionally
Insecticide was not used
Do you use pest update information from any of the following sources to make insect pest management decisions (choose all that apply)?
Text alerts
Postal mail
Social media
Websites and/or blogs
Other
I do not use pest updates to make management decisions
What factors do you consider when choosing an insecticide (list all that apply)?
Insect resistance to certain insecticides
Rotation of modes of action
Toxicity of insecticide to bees
Toxicity of insecticide to humans
Prior experience with insecticide
Cost of insecticide
Other
No insecticides are used
Section 6 – [Corn] Fertilizer Management
I will now ask you about your fertilizer and irrigation for your [Corn] acres.
Did all your [Corn] fields receive manure for the [2023] crop year?
First on a [Corn] field with no manure or compost applied in the fall of [2022] and no manure or compost applied anytime during the 2023 crop year.
A0. How many irrigated [Corn] acres did you have in 2023? ____________ acres
A1. Do you have a [Corn] field without manure applied in the fall of 2022 or anytime in [2023] before or during the crop year? Yes____ [continue] No____ [Skip to Section 7]
Think about your largest [Corn] field that you planted in 2023 without any manure.
I will now ask you questions about that specific field. All following questions will be in relation to that specific field.
A5. How many acres are in this field in 2023? ______________
A2. Was this field irrigated? Yes No
A3. What was the crop grown on this field in 2022 before the 2023 [Corn] crop? (Not including cover crop) 1 Soybeans 2 corn 3 alfalfa (any alfalfa mix) 4 small grains (oat, wheat, rye, barley) 99 other
A4. If Corn [A3 (2)] What was the crop harvested from this field in the 2021 season, before the last two crops? 1 Soybeans 2 corn 3 alfalfa (any alfalfa mix) 4 small grains (oat, wheat rye, barley) 99 other
What was the yield goal when planting this field in 2023? __________ bushels per acre.
A6. What was the average yield of this field over the past three [Corn] crops? (or estimate if unknown) _____
A7. Was any commercial fertilizer applied to this [Corn] field for the 2023 [Corn] crop? Yes No IF no go to Section 7.
A8. Was any commercial fertilizer applied with a variable rate or more than one rate such as by management zone or grid on this [Corn] field? Yes No
If yes, please use a field average for all the fertilizer rate questions.
A9. What was the total units (actual pounds) per acre of nitrogen applied to this field from all sources and all applications on this field? _____
A9. What type of fertilizer was used to supply the majority of the nitrogen applied to this field? 10 Anhydrous Ammonia 11 Urea (urea and coated urea such as ESN or Super U) 12 Liquid N (such as 28% or 32%) 13 Other 99 Unknown
A10. Did you use a nitrogen inhibitor or stabilizer on this field? Yes No DK
I will now ask you for all your commercial fertilizer applications made on this field for the 2023 crop year, again including any 2022 fall applications of commercial fertilizer. Each individual application will be recorded separately, preferably as units per acre.
This will include all fall applications in 2022 and all 2023 applications including pre-plant applications, starter/planter applications and post plant applications.
[Corn] Field
[If Fertilizer or Nutrient type or quantity is unknown] May we call your dealer, co-op or applicator to about the fertilizers and nutrients applied to your operation? Yes__ No__
If Yes, What is the name of the company? __________________________________
Who should we contact for this follow up information? _____________________________
Who should we contact at that company? __________________________________
Section 7: [Corn] Manure Management
[Corn] Field with manure applied.
M1 Now I will ask about a [Corn] field that was applied with manure for the 2023 growing season. (1) Press Enter to continue
M2 How many manured [Corn] acres did you have in 2023? _____________ acres
[If 0, Skip to Section 8]
Think about your largest [Corn] field you planted in 2023 with manure applied for the 2023 growing season, including the fall of 2022]. I will ask you questions about that specific field. All questions should be in relation to that specific field.
(1) Continue : Press Enter to continue
M5 How many acres are in the field? ________________
M3 What was the crop planted on this field in 2022?
(1) Soybeans (2) Corn (3) Alfalfa (any alfalfa mix) (4) Small Grains (oats, wheat, rye, barley) (99) Other ________________
M4 Was alfalfa the previous crop grown in 2022 before the 2023 [Corn] crop you previously mentioned?
(1) YES (3) NO
What was the yield goal when planting this field in 2023? __________ bushels per acre.
M6 What was the average yield of this field over that last 3 [Wheat] crops? (or estimate if unknown) ____________
M7 Did the whole [Corn] field receive manure?
(1) YES (3) NO
M8 What is the main source of manure used on the field?
(1) Dairy (2) Beef (3) Hog (4) Poultry (5) Other (goat, sheep, equine, etc) (99) Don't Know
M9 Was the manure applied solid or liquid? Enumertator Note – If farmer reports both solid and liquid, probe by asking “Is the majority of manure applied as a liquid or solid?”
(1) Solid (2) Liquid
If Solid, what was the rate applied in tons per acre? _______________
If Liquid, what was the rate applied in gallons per acre? _______________
What wat the date manure application began? ____________________
M13 Did you use a nitrogen inhibitor or nitrogen stabilizer on this field?
(1) YES (3) NO
M14 What is the total amount of 1st year available Nitrogen applied from the manure as units? (Actual pounds of nitrogen per acre). _________________
M15. Did you use a nitrogen inhibitor or stabilizer to your field?
(1) YES (3) NO
M20 Was this manure from your own farm operation?
(1) YES (3) NO
M21 When was the last time the manure was tested for nutrient content?
(1) This year (include 2022 applications for the 2023 crop year) (2) Last 3 years (3) Over 3 years ago (4) Don't Test
M18 Did you also apply commercial fertilizers to this field for the 2023 crop year?
(1) YES (3) NO
M19 What were the total units of Nitrogen applied per acre to this field from commercial fertilizers for 2023 crop year, including all sources? Don’t’ forget the starter may include Nitrogen as well as phosphorus or sulfur sources. _______________________________
Section 8 – [[Wheat]] Fertilizer Management
I will now ask you about your fertilizer and irrigation for your [Wheat] acres.
Did all your [Wheat] fields receive manure for the 2023 crop year?
First on a [Wheat] field with no manure or compost applied in the fall of 2022 and no manure or compost applied anytime during the 2023 crop year.
A0. How many irrigated [Wheat] acres did you have in 2023? ___________ acres
A1. Do you have a [Wheat] field without manure applied in the fall of 2022 or anytime in 2023 before or during the crop year? Yes____ [continue] No____ [Skip to Section 9]
Think about your largest [Wheat] field that you planted in 2023 without any manure.
I will now ask you questions about that specific field. All following questions will be in relation to that specific field.
A5. How many acres were in this field in 2023? _____
A2. Was this field irrigated? Yes No
A3. What was the crop grown on this field in 2022 before the 2023 [Wheat] crop? (Not including cover crop) 1 Soybeans 2 corn 3 alfalfa (any alfalfa mix) 4 small grains (oat, wheat, rye, barley) 99 other
A4. If Corn [A3 (2)] What was the crop harvested from this field in the 2021 season, before the last two crops? 1 Soybeans 2 corn 3 alfalfa (any alfalfa mix) 4 small grains (oat, wheat, rye, barley) 99 other
What was the yield goal when planting this field in 2023? __________ bushels per acre.
A6. What was the average [Wheat] yield of this field over the past three [Wheat] crops? (or estimate if unknown) _____
A7. Was any commercial fertilizer applied to this [Wheat] field for the 2023 [Wheat] crop? Yes No IF no go to Section 9.
A8. Was any commercial fertilizer applied with a variable rate or more than one rate such as by management zone or grid on this [Wheat] field? Yes No
If yes, please use a field average for all the fertilizer rate questions.
A9. What was the total units (actual pounds) per acre of nitrogen applied to this field from all sources and all applications on this field? _____
A9. What type of fertilizer was used to supply the majority of the nitrogen applied to this field? 10 Anhydrous Ammonia 11 Urea (urea and coated urea such as ESN or Super U) 12 Liquid N (such as 28% or 32%) 13 Other 99 Unknown
A10. Did you use a nitrogen inhibitor or stabilizer on this field? Yes No DK
I will now ask you for all your commercial fertilizer applications made this this field for the 2023 crop year, again including any 2022 fall applications of commercial fertilizer. Each individual application will be recorded separately, preferably as units per acre.
This will include all fall applications in 2022 and all 2023 applications including pre-plant applications, starter/planter applications and post plant applications.
[Wheat] Field
[If Fertilizer or Nutrient type or quantity is unknown] May we call your dealer, co-op or applicator about the fertilizer and nutrients applied to you operation? Yes__ No__
If Yes, What is the name of the company? __________________________________
Who should we contact for this follow up information? _____________________________
Who should we contact at that company? __________________________________
Section 9: [Wheat] Manure Management
[Wheat] Field with manure applied.
M1 Now I will ask about a [Wheat] field that was applied with manure for the 2023 growing season. (1) Press Enter to continue
M2 How many manured [Wheat] acres did you have in 2023? _____________ acres
[If 0, Skip to Section 8]
Think about your largest [Wheat] field you planted in 2023 with manure applied for the 2023 growing season, including the fall of 2022. I will ask you questions about that specific field. All questions should be in relation to that specific field.
(1) Continue : Press Enter to continue
M5 How many acres are in the field? ________________
M3 What was the crop planted on this field in 2022?
(1) Soybeans (2) Corn (3) Alfalfa (any alfalfa mix) (4) Small Grains (oats, wheat, rye, barley) (99) Other ________________
M4 Was alfalfa the previous crop grown in 2022 before the 2023 Wheat crop you previously mentioned?
(1) YES (3) NO
What was the yield goal when planting this field in 2023? __________ bushels per acre.
M6 What was the average yield of this field over that last 3 [Wheat] crops? (estimate if unknown)______________
M7 Did the whole [Wheat] field receive manure?
(1) YES (3) NO
M8 What is the main source of manure used on the field?
(1) Dairy (2) Beef (3) Hog (4) Poultry (5) Other (goat, sheep, equine, etc.) (99) Don't Know
M9 Was the manure applied solid or liquid? Enumertator Note – If farmer reports both solid and liquid, probe by asking “Is the majority of manure applied as a liquid or solid?”
(1) Solid (2) Liquid
If Solid, what was the rate applied in tons per acre? _______________
If Liquid, what was the rate applied in gallons per acre? _______________
What wat the date manure application began? ____________________
M13 Did you use a nitrogen inhibitor or nitrogen stabilizer on this field?
(1) YES (3) NO
M14 What is the total amount of 1st year available Nitrogen applied from the manure as units? (actual pounds of nitrogen per acre). _________________
M15. Did you use a nitrogen inhibitor or stabilizer to your field?
(1) YES (3) NO
M20 Was this manure from your own farm operation?
(1) YES (3) NO
M21 When was the last time you manure was tested for nutrient content?
(1) This year (include 2022 applications for the 2023 crop year) (2) Last 3 years (3) Over 3 years ago (4) Don't Test
M18 Did you also apply commercial fertilizers to this field for the 2023 crop year?
(1) YES (3) NO
M19 What were the total units of Nitrogen applied per acre to this field from commercial fertilizers for 2023 crop year, including all sources? Don’t’ forget the starter may include Nitrogen as well as phosphorus or sulfur sources. _______________________________
Section 10: Soil Sampling and Cover Crops – [All Survey Respondents]
What type of soil sampling did you do in the last 5 years on your farm? [Select all that apply]
Did you tissue test on Corn or Wheats? Yes No
How many of your Corn or Wheat acres were planted with a cover crop? ________________
Survey Results: To receive the complete results of this
survey when it is released, go to
http://www.mda.state.mn.us/chemicals/pesticides/pesticideuse.aspx
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