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HEMP PRODUCTION AND DISPOSITION INQUIRY - February 1, 2024
OMB No.0535-0270
Approval Expires: 8/31/2024
Project Code: 947
Survey ID: 9031
Version 2

United States
Department of
Agriculture
NATIONAL
AGRICULTURAL
STATISTICS
SERVICE
USDA/NASS
National Operations Division
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St. Louis, MO 63132-1547
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Please make corrections to name, address, and ZIP Code, if necessary.
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discloses ANY identifiable information about you or your operation is subject to a jail term, a fine, or both. This survey is conducted in
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1. Please verify the name and mailing address of this operation.
Make corrections (including the correct operation name) on the label and continue.
2. Did this operation plant any hemp for the 2023 crop year for any purpose, other than home use?
The 2023 crop year is defined as anything harvested (or intended to be harvested) in 2023,
regardless of whether it was planted in 2023 or 2022.
100

☐1 Yes - Continue
☐3 No - Skip to page 16

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Section 1 - Hemp Harvested from Open Fields

1. For the 2023 crop year, did you plant or seed hemp OUTDOORS IN OPEN FIELDS? The 2023 crop year
is defined as anything that was harvested (or intended to be harvested) in 2023, regardless of when it
was planted.
101

☐1 Yes - Continue
☐3 No - Skip to page 9 for hemp planted or seeded in greenhouses, nurseries, hoop houses,
tunnels, indoors with climate and/light control, or other protection.

2. For the 2023 crop year, on how many acres did you plant hemp in open fields?
· INCLUDE seeds, plants, transplants, or clones.
· INCLUDE acres that were not harvested (including destroyed or abandoned).
102

.___

Acres (report to the nearest tenth of an acre)

3. In 2023, how many acres of hemp were harvested from open fields?
104

.___
Acres (report to the nearest tenth of an acre)

4. In 2023, which of the following hemp products and/or uses did you harvest from OPEN FIELDS? Mark all that apply.
After answering this question, please complete the pages listed for the applicable hemp crop.
Each section should take between 2-5 minutes to complete.
Hemp flower for human consumption, such as:
· Smokable hemp
· Hemp harvested for CBD, CBG, CBN, and other cannabinoids
and/or terpenes extracted and used in products such as oils, lotions,
cleansers, bath products, and other nutraceutical or topical products
DO NOT INCLUDE:
· Hemp seed oil products made from hemp grain instead of hemp flower;
check the box below for hemp grain and report those products on Page 5
· Hemp flower harvested from under protection; report that on Page 9

Page 4

grain or seed to be used in food products, such as crushed seed oil, hemp
hearts, protein supplements, or other food products

Page 5

106 ☐1

107 ☐1 Hemp

DO NOT INCLUDE:
• Hemp oil products with significant cannabinoid content made from hemp flower; check
the box for hemp flower and report on Page 4
• Hemp seeds that are intended to be planted and grown by others; check the box for
hemp seed for planting and harvesting below and report on Page 9
108 ☐1

Hemp fiber, used for:
· Clothes
· Pressed plastics
· Ropes

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·
·

Animal bedding
Paper
Biofuel

seed to sell to others for the purpose of planting and harvesting
DO NOT INCLUDE seed harvested from greenhouses, nurseries,
or other protection; report that on Page 9

Page 7

Other hemp, specify (111) _________________________

Page 8

109 ☐1 Hemp

110 ☐1

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Section 1 - Hemp Harvested from Open Fields (continued)
·

Hemp Flower for Human Consumption

1. In 2023, how many acres of hemp flower did you harvest from open fields?
112

.___

Acres (report to the nearest tenth of an acre)

Note: If zero, go to the next applicable use of hemp that you harvested.
Note for Questions 2-5: Answer “yes” if you did so yourself, or if someone did so on your behalf.
2. For your 2023 hemp flower crop, did you dry your hemp flower crop prior to sale? This
includes drying in the field, hang drying, machine drying, or any other type of drying to
remove moisture from the plant.

114 ☐1 Yes

3. For your 2023 hemp flower crop, did you use a machine to remove your hemp flower from
the stem prior to sale? This may be called “bucking,” “de-budding,” or “de-stemming."

115 ☐1 Yes

☐3 No

☐3 No

4. For your 2023 hemp flower crop, did you, or will you, hand trim your hemp flower prior to sale? 116 ☐1 Yes ☐3 No
5. For your 2023 hemp flower crop, did you, or will you, extract the cannabinoids and/or terpenes 117 ☐1 Yes ☐3 No
from your hemp prior to sale?
6. How did you acquire the hemp seeds or plants that you used to grow hemp flower in open fields in 2023?
118 ☐1 I bred, cloned, or bought my own hemp seeds or plants (i.e., I owned them).
I was provided the hemp seeds or plants to grow for another person or organization, who owned them.
Sometimes called a "production contract."

☐2
☐3

Other, specify (119) __________________________________________________________________

7. In 2023, how many TOTAL pounds of hemp flower did you harvest from open fields?
120
Pounds

7a. Is the amount reported in Question 7 the dry weight?

239 ☐1 Yes ☐3 No

8. The questions below are about hemp flower harvested from open fields in 2023.

Pounds (dry weight)

8a. Of the hemp flower harvested in
2023, how many pounds have
you sold as of today, and what
is the price you received?

121

8b. Of the hemp flower harvested in
2023, how many pounds do you
expect to sell within the next
year, and what is the price you
reasonably expect to receive?
8c. Of the hemp flower harvested in
2023, how many pounds do you
expect will remain unsold for
the next year or longer?

124

Average Price
per Pound
(Dollars and cents)
122

$

Total Dollars
123

. __ __

$
126

. __ __

$

125

$

OR

127

(Note: The sum of 8a, 8b and 8c should equal the amount reported in Question 7.)

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Section 1 - Hemp Harvested from Open Fields (continued)
·

Hemp Grain or Seed to be Used in Food Products

1. In 2023, how many acres of hemp grain for human consumption did you harvest from open fields?
128

.___

Acres (report to the nearest tenth of an acre)

Note: If zero, go to the next applicable use of hemp that you harvested.
2. For your 2023 hemp grain crop, did you dry your hemp grain crop prior to sale?
130

☐1

Yes

☐3

No

3. How did you acquire the hemp seeds or plants that you used to grow hemp grain in open fields in 2023?
132
☐1 I bred, cloned, or bought my own hemp seeds or plants (i.e., I owned them).
I was provided the hemp seeds or plants to grow for another person or organization, who owned them.
Sometimes called a "production contract."

☐2
☐3

Other, specify (133) __________________________________________________________________

4. In 2023, how many TOTAL pounds of hemp grain did you harvest from open fields?
134
Pounds

4a. Is the amount reported in Question 4 the dry weight?

240 ☐1 Yes ☐3 No

5. The questions below are about hemp grain harvested from open fields in 2023.

Pounds (dry weight)

5a. Of the hemp grain harvested in
2023, how many pounds have
you sold as of today, and what
is the price you received?
5b. Of the hemp grain harvested in
2023, how many pounds do you
expect to sell within the next
year, and what is the price you
reasonably expect to receive?
5c. Of the hemp grain harvested in
2023, how many pounds do you
expect will remain unsold for
the next year or longer?

135

Average Price
per Pound
(Dollars and cents)
136
$

138

. __ __

139

$

OR

Total Dollars
137
$
140

. __ __

141

(Note: The sum of 5a, 5b and 5c should equal the amount reported in Question 4.)

$

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Section 1 - Hemp Harvested from Open Fields (continued)
·

Hemp Fiber

1. In 2023, how many acres of hemp fiber did you harvest from open fields?
142

.___

Acres (report to the nearest tenth of an acre)

Note: If zero, go to the next applicable use of hemp that you harvested.
2. For your 2023 hemp fiber crop, did you use a retting process prior to sale? Retting is the process of softening the hemp
stalk to create fiber material, most commonly by leaving it in a field ("field retting" or "dew retting") or submerging in
water ("water retting").
Note: Answer yes if you did so yourself, or if someone did so on your behalf.
144 ☐1 Yes
☐3

No

3. How did you acquire the hemp seeds or plants that you used to grow hemp fiber in open fields in 2023?
146
☐1 I bred, cloned, or bought my own hemp seeds or plants (i.e., I owned them).
I was provided the hemp seeds or plants to grow for another person or organization, who owned them.
Sometimes called a "production contract."

☐2
☐3

Other, specify (147) __________________________________________________________________

4. In 2023, how many TOTAL pounds of hemp fiber did you harvest from open fields?
148
Pounds

4a. Is the amount reported in Question 4 the dry weight?

241 ☐1 Yes ☐3 No

5. The questions below are about hemp fiber harvested from open fields in 2023.

Pounds (dry weight)

5a. Of the hemp fiber harvested in
2023, how many pounds have
you sold as of today, and what
is the price you received?
5b. Of the hemp fiber harvested in
2023 how many pounds do you
expect to sell within the next
year, and what is the price you
reasonably expect to receive?
5c. Of the hemp fiber harvested in
2023, how many pounds do you
expect will remain unsold for
the next year or longer?

149

Average Price
per Pound
(Dollars and cents)
150
$

152

. __ __

153

$

OR

Total Dollars
151
$
154

. __ __

155

(Note: The sum of 5a, 5b and 5c should equal the amount reported in Question 4.)

$

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Section 1 - Hemp Harvested from Open Fields (continued)
·

Hemp Seed to Sell to Others for the Purpose of Planting and Harvesting

1. In 2023, how many acres of hemp seed to sell to others did you harvest from open fields?
156

.___

Acres (report to the nearest tenth of an acre)

Note: If zero, go to the next applicable use of hemp that you harvested.
2. For your 2023 hemp seed, did you use a seed feminization process?
158

☐1 Yes
☐3 No

3. How did you acquire the hemp seeds or plants that you used to grow hemp seed in open fields in 2023?
159
☐1 I bred, cloned, or bought my own hemp seeds or plants (i.e., I owned them).
I was provided the hemp seeds or plants to grow for another person or organization, who owned them.
Sometimes called a "production contract."

☐2
☐3

Other, specify (160) __________________________________________________________________

4. In 2023, how many TOTAL pounds of hemp seed did you harvest from open fields?
161
Pounds

4a. Is the amount reported in Question 4 the dry weight?

242 ☐1 Yes ☐3 No

5. The questions below are about hemp seed harvested from open fields in 2023.

162

Average Price
per Pound
(Dollars and cents)
163

. __ __

165

$
166

$

. __ __

Pounds (dry weight)

5a. Of the hemp seed harvested in
2023, how many pounds have
you sold as of today, and what
is the price you received?
5b. Of the hemp seed harvested in
2023, how many pounds do you
expect to sell within the next
year, and what is the price you
reasonably expect to receive?
5c. Of the hemp seed harvested in
2023, how many pounds do you
expect will remain unsold for
the next year or longer?

OR

Total Dollars
164

$
167

168

(Note: The sum of 5a, 5b and 5c should equal the amount reported in Question 4.)

$

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Section 1 - Hemp Harvested from Open Fields (continued)
·

Hemp for Other Uses

1. In 2023, how many acres of hemp for other uses did you harvest from open fields?
169

.___

Acres (report to the nearest tenth of an acre)

Note: If zero, go to the next applicable use of hemp that you harvested.
2. How did you acquire the hemp seeds or plants that you used to grow hemp for other uses in open fields in 2023?
171
☐1 I bred, cloned, or bought my own hemp seeds or plants (i.e., I owned them).
I was provided the hemp seeds or plants to grow for another person or organization, who owned them.
Sometimes called a "production contract."

☐2
☐3

Other, specify (172) __________________________________________________________________

3. In 2023, how many TOTAL pounds of hemp for other uses did you harvest from open fields?
238
Pounds

3a. Is the amount reported in Question 3 the dry weight?

243 ☐1 Yes ☐3 No

4. The questions below are about hemp for other uses harvested from open fields in 2023.

Pounds (dry weight)

4a. Of the other hemp harvested in
2023, how many pounds have
you sold as of today, and what
is the price you received?
4b. Of the other hemp harvested in
2023, how many pounds do you
expect to sell within the next
year, and what is the price you
reasonably expect to receive?
4c. Of the other hemp harvested in
2023, how many pounds do you
expect will remain unsold for
the next year or longer?

173

Average Price
per Pound
(Dollars and cents)
174
$

176

. __ __

177

$

OR

Total Dollars
175
$
178

. __ __

179

(Note: The sum of 4a, 4b and 4c should equal the amount reported in Question 3.)

$

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Section 2 - Hemp Under Protection
1. For the 2023 crop year, did you plant or seed hemp under protection, with the intent to harvest the hemp from UNDER
PROTECTION? The 2023 crop year is defined as anything that was harvested (or intended to be harvested) in 2023,
regardless of when it was planted.
INCLUDE anything grown in greenhouses, hoop houses, low or high tunnels, indoors with climate and/or light control, or
any other type of protection.
DO NOT INCLUDE any clones, transplants, seeds, or seedlings grown under protection that you then moved outdoors to
continue growing until harvest; this should be reported on Page 3.
180
☐1 Yes - Continue
☐3 No - Skip to page 15
2. For the 2023 crop year, how many square feet were seeded or planted under protection, including square feet that were
abandoned? Note: If you planted or seeded multiple times under the same space, count the square footage only once.
181

square feet

3. In 2023, how many square feet were harvested from under protection?
Note: If you completed multiple harvests under the same space, count the square footage only once.
182

square feet

4. In 2023, which of the following hemp products and/or uses did you harvest from UNDER PROTECTION? Mark all that apply.
After answering this question, please complete the pages listed for the applicable hemp crop.
Each section should take between 2-5 minutes to complete.
183 ☐1

Hemp flower for human consumption harvested from under protection, such as:
· Smokable hemp
· Hemp harvested for CBD, CBG, CBN, and other cannabinoids and/or terpenes
extracted and used in products such as oils, lotions, cleansers, bath products,
and other nutraceutical or topical products
DO NOT INCLUDE:
· Hemp seed oil products made from hemp grain instead of hemp flower; report
those products on Page 5
· Hemp flower started under protection but moved outdoors to finish growing
and harvested; report that on Page 3

Page 10

184 ☐1

Hemp clones or transplants grown and sold to other growers(e.g., “propagation stock”)

Page 11

INCLUDE: clones or transplants that were sold to a buyer who used them to grow their
own hemp.
DO NOT INCLUDE: clones or transplants that YOU then planted and harvested for
other purposes; that hemp should be reported under the category that the hemp was
ultimately harvested for
seed to sell to others for the purpose of planting and harvesting
INCLUDE: hemp seed sold to a buyer who used the seed to grow their own hemp.
DO NOT INCLUDE: seed that YOU then planted and harvested for other purposes; that
hemp should be reported under the category that the hemp was ultimately harvested for

Page 12

Other hemp, specify (187) _____________________________

Page 13

185 ☐1 Hemp

186 ☐1

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Section 2 - Hemp Under Protection (continued)
·

Hemp Flower Harvested

1. In 2023, how many square feet of hemp flower did you harvest from under protection?
188

square feet

Note: If zero, go to the next applicable use of hemp that you harvested.
Note for Questions 2-5: Answer “yes” if you did so yourself, or if someone did so on your behalf.
2. For your 2023 hemp flower crop, did you dry your hemp flower crop prior to sale? This includes
drying in the field, hang drying, machine drying, or any other type of drying to remove moisture
from the plant.

189 ☐1 Yes

☐3 No

3. For your 2023 hemp flower crop, did you use a machine to remove your hemp flower from the
stem prior to sale? This may be called “bucking,” “de-budding,” or “de-stemming."

190 ☐1 Yes

☐3 No

4. For your 2023 hemp flower crop, did you, or will you, hand trim your hemp flower prior to sale?

191 ☐1 Yes

☐3 No

192 ☐1 Yes ☐3 No
5. For your 2023 hemp flower crop, did you, or will you, extract the cannabinoids and/or terpenes
from your hemp prior to sale?
6. How did you acquire the hemp seeds or plants that you used to grow hemp flower under protection in 2023?
193
☐1 I bred, cloned, or bought my own hemp seeds or plants (i.e., I owned them).

I was provided the hemp seeds or plants to grow for another person or organization, who owned them.
Sometimes called a "production contract."

☐2
☐3

Other, specify (194) __________________________________________________________________

7. In 2023, how many TOTAL pounds of hemp flower did you harvest from under protection?
195
Pounds

7a. Is the amount reported in Question 7 the dry weight?

244 ☐1 Yes ☐3 No

8. The questions below are about hemp flower harvested from under protection in 2023.

Pounds (dry weight)

8a. Of the hemp flower harvested in
2023, how many pounds have
you sold as of today, and what
is the price you received?
8b. Of the hemp flower harvested in
2023, how many pounds do you
expect to sell within the next
year, and what is the price you
reasonably expect to receive?
8c. Of the hemp flower harvested in
2023, how many pounds do you
expect will remain unsold for
the next year or longer?

196

Average Price
per Pound
(Dollars and cents)
197
$

199

. __ __

200

$
202

(Note: The sum of 8a, 8b and 8c should equal the amount reported in Question 7.)

OR

Total Dollars
198
$
201

. __ __

$

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Section 2 - Hemp Under Protection (continued)
·

Hemp Clones or Transplants

1. In 2023, how many square feet of hemp clones or transplants (e.g., “propagation stock”) did you produce under
protection?
.
203

square feet

Note: If zero, go to the next applicable use of hemp that you harvested.
2. In 2023, did you produce clones, transplants, or both?
☐1 Clones

204

☐2 Transplants
☐3 Both
3. How did you acquire the hemp seeds or plants that you used to produce hemp clones or transplants under
protection in 2023?
205
☐1 I bred, cloned, or bought my own hemp seeds or plants (i.e., I owned them).
I was provided the hemp seeds or plants to grow for another person or organization, who owned them.
Sometimes called a "production contract."

☐2
☐3

Other, specify (206) __________________________________________________________________

4. In 2023, how many TOTAL hemp clones and/or transplants did you produce under protection?
207
Plants

INCLUDE clones or transplants that were sold to a buyer who used them to grow their own hemp.
DO NOT INCLUDE clones or transplants that YOU then planted and harvested for other purposes; that
hemp should be reported under the category that the hemp was ultimately harvested for.
5. The questions below are about hemp clones and/or transplants produced under protection in 2023.
Plants

5a. Of the clones/transplants produced in
2023, how many plants have you
sold as of today, and what is the
price you received?
5b. Of the clones/transplants produced in
2023, how many plants do you
expect to sell within the next year,
and what is the price you reasonably
expect to receive?
5c. Of the clones/transplants produced in
2023, how many plants have you
harvested that you expect will
remain unsold for the next year or
longer?

208

Average Price
per Plant
(Dollars and cents)
209
$

211

. __ __

212

$

OR

Total Dollars
210
$
213

. __ __

214

(Note: The sum of 5a, 5b and 5c should equal the amount reported in Question 4.)

$

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Section 2 - Hemp Under Protection (continued)
·

Hemp Seed to Sell to Others for the Purpose of Planting and Harvesting

1. In 2023, how many square feet of hemp seed did you harvest from under protection?
.
215

square feet

Note: If zero, go to the next applicable use of hemp that you harvested.
2. For your 2023 hemp seed, did you use a seed feminization process prior to sale?
☐1 Yes

216

☐3 No
3. How did you acquire the hemp seeds or plants that you used to grow hemp seed under protection in 2023?
217
☐1 I bred, cloned, or bought my own hemp seeds or plants (i.e., I owned them).
I was provided the hemp seeds or plants to grow for another person or organization, who owned them.
Sometimes called a "production contract."

☐2
☐3

Other, specify (218) __________________________________________________________________

4. In 2023, how many TOTAL pounds of hemp seed did you harvest from under protection?
219
Pounds

INCLUDE hemp seed that was sold to a buyer who used them to grow their own hemp.
DO NOT INCLUDE hemp seed that YOU then planted and harvested for other purposes; that
hemp should be reported under the category that the hemp was ultimately harvested for.
4a. Is the amount reported in Question 4 the dry weight? 245 ☐1 Yes ☐3 No
5. The questions below are about hemp seed harvested from under protection in 2023.

Pounds (dry weight)

5a. Of the hemp seed harvested in 2023,
how many pounds have you sold
as of today, and what is the price
you received?
5b. Of the hemp seed harvested in 2023,
how many pounds do you expect to
sell within the next year, and what is
the price you reasonably expect to
receive?

220

5c. Of the hemp seed harvested in 2023,
how many pounds have you
harvested that you expect will
remain unsold for the next year
or longer?

226

Average Price
per Pound
(Dollars and cents)
221
$

223

. __ __

224

$

OR

Total Dollars
222
$
225

. __ __

(Note: The sum of 5a, 5b and 5c should equal the amount reported in Question 4.)

$

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Section 2 - Hemp Under Protection (continued)
·

Hemp for Other Uses

1. In 2023, how many square feet of hemp for other uses did you harvest from under protection?
.
227

square feet

2. How did you acquire the hemp seeds or plants that you used to grow hemp for other uses under protection in 2023?
228
☐1 I bred, cloned, or bought my own hemp seeds or plants (i.e., I owned them).
I was provided the hemp seeds or plants to grow for another person or organization, who owned them.
Sometimes called a "production contract."

☐2

☐3

Other, specify (229) __________________________________________________________________

3. In 2023, how many TOTAL pounds of hemp for other uses did you harvest from under protection?
230
Pounds

3a. Is the amount reported in Question 3 the dry weight? 246 ☐1 Yes ☐3 No
4. The questions below are about hemp for other uses harvested from under protection in 2023.

Pounds

4a. Of the other hemp harvested in 2023,
how many pounds have you sold
as of today, and what is the price
you received?
4b. Of the other hemp harvested in 2023,
how many pounds do you expect to
sell within the next year, and what is
the price you reasonably expect to
receive?
4c. Of the other hemp harvested in 2023,
how many pounds have you
harvested that you expect will
remain unsold for the next year
or longer?

231

Average Price
per Pound
(Dollars and cents)
232
$

234

. __ __

235

$

OR

Total Dollars
233
$
236

. __ __

237

(Note: The sum of 4a, 4b and 4c should equal the amount reported in Question 3.)

$

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Section 3 – Operator Characteristics
Please answer the following for the person who makes decisions for this operation:
1. Sex:
☐1 Male

926

☐2 Female
2. Year of Birth:
927 _________________

3. Is the operator of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin?
1219

☐1 Yes
☐3 No

4. Race, select all that apply:
913

☐ White

914

☐ Black or African American

915

☐ American Indian or Alaska Native, specify tribe ______________________________

916

☐ Asian

917 ☐

Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander

5. In what year did the operator begin to operate any farm or ranch operation?
907

_________________

6. At which occupation did the operator spend the majority (50 percent or more) of his/her time in 2023?
974

☐1 Farm or ranch work
☐2 Work other than farming or ranching

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Section 4 - Conclusion
To receive the complete results of this survey on the release date, go to: nass.usda.gov/results
To have a brief summary emailed to you, please enter your email address:
1095

Comments:

Operation Email: (if different from above)

Operation Phone:

9937

check if
cell phone

9936
(

Respondent Name:

☐

) - _____________________

Respondent Phone (if different from above)

9912

9911

____________________________________________

(

check if 9910
cell phone

☐

) - _____________________

Date:

MM
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This completes the survey. Thank you for your help.

OFFICE USE ONLY
Response
1-Comp
9901
2-R
3-Inac
4-Office Hold
5-R – Est
6-Inac – Est
7-Off Hold – Est
S/E Name

Respondent
1-Op/Mgr
2-Spouse
3-Acct/Bkpr
4-Partner
9-Other

9902

Mode
1-PASI (Mail)
2-PATI (Tel)
3-PAPI (Face-toFace)
6-Email
7-Fax
19-Other

Enum.
9903

9998

Eval.
9900

Change
9985

Office Use for POID
9989

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Optional Use
9907

9908

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