Generation II - Icrisat

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Name_ot Unit_ot Price_ot_A Price_ot_B Price_ot_C Price_ot_D Price_ot_E Milk, Non-veg food items, Fertilizers, Manures, Pesticides, Seeds, Fodders, and others Quintal (Qt), Kilogram (Kg), Liters (Lt) & numbers Average prices for different commodities existed in the village in the previous month reported by the respondent (A) was recorded Average prices for different commodities existed in the village in the previous month reported by the respondent (B) was recorded Average prices for different commodities existed in the village in the previous month reported by the respondent (C) was recorded Average prices for different commodities existed in the village in the previous month reported by the respondent (D) was recorded Average prices for different commodities existed in the village in the previous month reported by the respondent (E) was recorded Cultivation Schedule (VLS-Y) Farm operation wise information about input-output data was recorded for each plot by cropwise and seasonwise to compute the costs and returns of different crop enterprises from 2005- 06 to 2008-09 cropping years. A main plot is a continuous parcel of land not sub divided by physical features such as roades, hedges, bunds, terraces and water streams. This main plot should be devided into sub-plots if it bears different crops on its different parts in the same season. Main plots are identified with one letter (A, B, C) and sub-plots are with two letters (AA, AB, AC) and sub-sub plota sre with three letters (AAA, AAB, and AAC). Example: Local name of the plot Area of the plot (Acres) Main plot code Cropping pattern Sub-plot Crop or sub-sub area plot (acres) Season Temple street 3 A Nil 3 Kharif Paddy A Nil 3 Rabi Maize Cheruvukinda chenu 5 B BA 2 Kharif Paddy Crop/crop mixtures grown B BB 2 Kharif Cotton+pigeonpea B BC 1 Kharif Fallow B BAA 1 Rabi Paddy B BAB 1 Rabi Sunflower B BC 1 Rabi Groundnut Information was collected by crop/plot or sub-plot and seasonwise. All inputs (labour, material and machinery) and output (grain and by-product) are crop basis rather than per acre basis. Plot cultivation modules contains information about all farm operations (land preparation to threshing and transportation) required for that crop and quantity of human and bullock labor days and machinery hours used for each farm operation and its total cost. Labor use days included both family and hired labor for each operation and prevailing wage rates in the village labor market are used for computing the cost for own labor in order to arrive total labor cost. Type and quantity of material inputs (seed, fertilizers, pesticides, weedicides and micronutrients), unit price and its value was recorded. Prevailing market prices are used for computing cost for own inputs (seed, manure, and sheep penning) etc. If the household used seed lings of sugarcane, chillies, onion etc. then number is recored instead of seed in kgs. Output (main and by-product), unit price prevailing in the
market at the time of harvest are recorded to compute returns from each crop. Main products usually are grains, vegetables, and fruits etc. which are recorded in kgs. By-producrts are generally are fodder items. In some circumstances, by products are recorded as fuels (pigeonpea and cotton stalks). Both fodder and fuel by-products are recorded in quintals. t. In case of crop failure main product was recorded as zero. Description of the information collected in this module is given below. For 2005-06, 2006-07 and 2008-09 (Except 2007-08) File Name: Plot_info Field Description of data Cult_id Village code and household number and plot code was recorded. Eg: A81/B. (A indicates Aurepalle village and 81 is numerical number allocated to a selected household and B indicates information about plot B) Codes used for VLS villages: A- Aurepalle B- Dokur C- Shirapur D- Kalman E- Kanzara F- Kinkheda Year Cropping year 2005-06 or 2006-07 or 2008-09 Season Kharif, Rabi, Summer, Annual, and Perennial Village Name of the village selected for survey Old_vls_no Household number (code) allocated in first generation VLS survey (1975-85) New_vls_no. Household number (code) allocated in second generation survey in 2005-06, 2006-07 and 2008-09 Sur_type* For which type of survey (intensive, seasonal or annual) the household was selected Res_name Name of the person in the household who provided information Plot_code Main plots are identified with one letter: A, B, C, D, E etc. Sub plots are identified with two letters: AA, AB, AC, AD, AE, BA, BB, BC, BD, BE etc. Plot_name Local name assigned by the household for each plot for easy identification Crop_area Actual area cropped in acres (covered with crop/crops) Irri_area Actual area in acres received irrigation from irrigation source Ow_stat* Land ownership status: Own land = OW, Leased-in = LI , Shared-in = SI, Leased-out = LO and Shared-out = SO Ren_val* Rental value (Rs/Ac) * These fields were introduced during 2008-09 survey year File Name: Crop_info (For the years 2005-06 and 2006-07) Field Cult_id Season Plot_code Crop_area Crop Description of data Same as above Kharif, Rabi, Summer, Annual, and Perennial Main or sub-plot code (A, AA, B, BB, BBA, BBB) Actual area in acres under that crop or crop mixture Name of the crop/crop mixtures grown in main/sub plot during the season
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Page 48 and 49: File Name: Cult_ip (For the year 20
Page 50 and 51: Codes used for VLS villages: A - Au
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Page 58 and 59: Crop_area Area in acres under that
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Page 64 and 65: Item_category Item_name Period_unit
Page 66 and 67: product) quantities along with unit
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Page 82 and 83: VLS-K Employment Schedule, Workshee
Page 84 and 85: Home produced Total Value (Rs.) Pur
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B: Landholding details (As on 1 st
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C) Livestock inventory of the house
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E. Building & Consumer durables of
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G. Debt and Credit Schedule Positio
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19. Fish Farmers development progra
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VLS - L, Transaction Module (2006-0
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2.7 Receipts from (Net Income only)
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Monthly Price Schedule - B Activity
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VLS - Y, Cultivation Schedule Work
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SURVEY INSTRUMENTS USED FOR SECOND
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Household details contd., S No Main
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(LANDHOLDINGS contd.,) Soil degrada
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D) Farm equipment owned by the hous
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F. Stock Inventory (As on 1 st July
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Government Development Programs and
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HOUSEHOLD SURVEY QUESTIONNAIRE FOR
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Cultivation Schedule (Rainy season)
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SOCIO-ECONOMIC, AGRO-BIOLOGICAL AND
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(MODULE NO 6) Major sources of inco
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detergent) 6. Medical expenses V. C
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Cultivation Schedule (Post rainy se
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(MODULE NO 3) 1. Production and uti
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LIVESTOCK ECONOMICS (MODULE NO 5) M
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Household Transaction Schedule (MOD
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10. Benefits perceived by the farme
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Operations Labor use 1 Input/Output
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VLS - M, Monthly Price Schedule (20
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Monthly price schedule - C Commodit
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5. Family Composition as on 1 st Ju
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A: Household details (As on 1 st Ju
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B: Landholding details (As on 1 st
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C) Livestock inventory of the house
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E. Building & Consumer durables of
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G. Debt and Credit Schedule Positio
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24. Physically handicapped pension
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2. Role of gender in crop cultivati
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Transaction Module (VLS - L) 2008-0
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2.6.2 Payment (Chit fund & SHG) 2.7
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Monthly Price Schedule - B Activity
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VILLAGE LEVEL STUDIES (VLS) GT- IMP
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