Soil Fertility and Mineral Nutrition: Phosphorus | Small Acreage Horticultural Crops

Soil Solarization/Cover Crops

Texas County

For each item listed below, mark the ONE column that best describes your level of understanding BEFORE the program AND the ONE column that best describes your level of understanding AFTER the program.

<p><strong>For each item listed below, mark the ONE column that best describes your level of understanding BEFORE the program AND </strong><strong><strong>the ONE column that best describes your level of understanding </strong>AFTER the program.</strong></p>
	BEFORE				AFTER


	Poor	Fair	Good	Excellent	Poor	Fair	Good	Excellent
What solarization is
How to solarize a soil
Benefits of solarization
Benefits of cover crops
Types of cover crops (cool season and warm season)

Please indicate your intentions to adopt the practice discussed in each of the following areas, or indicate if you have already adopted the practice.

**Please indicate your intentions to adopt the practice discussed in each of the following areas, or indicate if you have already adopted the practice.**
	Definitely Will Not	Probably Will Not	Undecided	Probably Will	Definitely Will	Already Adopted	Not Applicable
Using cover crops in your farm or garden
Using solarization in your farm or garden

Overall, how satisfied are you with this activity?

How satisfied are you with the following aspects of the activity?

**How satisfied are you with the following aspects of the activity?**
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Information being what you expected to receive	Not at all	Slightly	Somewhat	Mostly	Completely
Accuracy of information	Not at all	Slightly	Somewhat	Mostly	Completely
Information being easy to understand	Not at all	Slightly	Somewhat	Mostly	Completely
Timeliness of information (being received in time to be useful)	Not at all	Slightly	Somewhat	Mostly	Completely
Helpfulness of the information in decisions about your own situation	Not at all	Slightly	Somewhat	Mostly	Completely
Relevance of the examples used	Not at all	Slightly	Somewhat	Mostly	Completely
Instructor's knowledge level of subject matter	Not at all	Slightly	Somewhat	Mostly	Completely
Instructor's response to questions	Not at all	Slightly	Somewhat	Mostly	Completely
Physical setting's contribution to ease of listening and participation	Not at all	Slightly	Somewhat	Mostly	Completely

Do you anticipate benefiting economically as as direct result of what you learned from this Extension activity?

Yes

No

Would you recommend this activity to others?

Yes

No

Please Tell us a little about yourself...

Your are...

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Female

Racial/Ethnic Background?

Please indicate the financial impact of this program

Less than $10 per acre (commercial) or less than $100 per season (homeowner)
$10-$100 per acre (commercial) or $100-$500 per season (homeowner)
More than $100 per acre (commercial) or more than $500 per season (homeowner)