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Participation
You have been asked to participate in this survey because you are an agricultural producer in the Peace Region. Participation in this survey is entirely voluntary and is expected to take ~3 minutes. There are no foreseeable risks associated with participating in this survey. You may withdraw from the survey at any point, or leave those questions blank.
Purpose and Objective
This research will help to track beneficial management practice (BMP) adoption by producers in the Peace Region as part of the Peace Region Living Lab (PRLL) project. It will inform the Knowledge and Technology Transfer program of the PRLL and further research and extension planning of the participating Partner Groups of the project. The survey is being delivered solely by the PRLL.
Anonymity and Confidentiality
All data will be held confidential by the researchers and shared with the funding agency in anonymized form. All research results will be shared in an aggregated format that protects anonymity. Your confidentiality and the confidentiality of the data collected through this survey will be protected by limiting the collection of personal data, by storing data on Canadian servers, and by encrypting and limiting access to data that includes personal information to the lead researchers.
Dissemination of Results
It is expected that aggregated, anonymized results of this study will be shared by the PRLL including its partner groups (applied research, forage and producer associations), with others in the following ways:
Questions or Concerns:
Consent: By completing and submitting the questionnaire, YOUR FREE AND INFORMED CONSENT IS IMPLIED and indicates that you understand the above conditions of participation in this study and that you have had the opportunity to have your questions answered by the researchers, and that you consent to participate in this research project.
Funded by: Funding for this project in part has been provided by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada through the Agricultural Climate Solutions – Living Labs program.