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Field handbook • Scientific and Technical Department 6. Please specify the meat bought and the proportion according to the buying volume, total 100%. chicken ________ beef _________ fish ________ pork ________ lamb /mutton ________ 7. From whom do you buy the meat (you can indicate more than one answer). slaughter house importer farmer mediator other (specify) ______________ 8. How often do you buy meat every day every other day weekly only on holidays any time when there is a need, after the stored meat is finished 9. When do you buy the meat in the morning in afternoon in the evening any time _________ 10. How do you pay for meat immediately, cash, just in buying after selling the meat partially, part in buying and another part after selling the meat INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY 155
➔ 11. Why do you buy the meat of that individual / organisation the quality certificate on-time delivery quality service price good distributor other (specify) __________ 12. From whom do you buy the lamb / mutton meat slaughter house / local producer importer mediator farmer ezdi 13. In buying lamb / mutton meat do you have a preference on its colour I prefer a white one I prefer a black one I prefer a dark one don’t have any preference 14. In buying lamb / mutton meat do you have a preference in its weight I prefer less than 5 kg ______________ I prefer from 6 to 9 kg ______________ I prefer from 9 to 15 kg ______________ I prefer more than 16 kg ______________ don’t have any preference ______________ 15. In buying lamb / mutton meat do you have a preference in its sex I prefer a lamb ______________ I prefer an ewe ______________ I prefer a ram ______________ don’t have any preference ______________ 156 INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY
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