2273|LIVING AND WORKING CONDITIONS OF SPANISH FARMERS AND LIVESTOCK FARMERS

Description

  • Work carried out in addition to his own holding: type of work, employment status, percentage of income it represents over the total. Professional self-perception
  • Days per year dedicated to its exploitation
  • Comparison of the current standard of living of farmers in Spain with the one they had ten years ago
  • Degree of satisfaction with your work in agriculture/livestock
  • Family members working on the farm: number, relation with the interviewee and days they carry out per year
  • Persons (non-family members) working on the holding: number of permanent workers and working hours performed by non-permanent workers
  • Characterisation of the holding: tenure regimes, types of crops, livestock and the existence of greenhouses. Surfaces
  • The most important outputs of its holding by sales volume: percentages of total sales and main buyers
  • Gross annual income from holding
  • Ownership and ownership of the holding: single or shared. Family relationship with other owners and owners
  • Assessment of different forms of inheritance and transfer of agricultural holdings. Existence of successors in their operation. Reason for not having a successor
  • Opinion on whether it is better to leave a good exploitation or give studies for the future of the sons and daughters
  • Opinion on whether it is necessary to have special training to be a farmer
  • Distribution of tasks on the holding
  • Changes or improvements you have made to the farm in the last 10 years
  • Aid requested from the administration
  • Expectations for changes in prices (agricultural products, land and means of production), agricultural aid and farmers' incomes
  • Countryside problems in Spain that affect you most personally
  • Administration (European, Spanish or regional) that should be given more decision-making power to improve the future of agriculture
  • I agree with the view that there are still too many farmers in Spain
  • Agreement with different phrases on who should be engaged in agriculture and who should have access to the purchase of agricultural land
  • Farmer concept
  • Purpose of an agricultural holding
  • Degree of confidence in the action of different agricultural institutions in the defense of their interests as a farmer
  • Membership of an association/trade union of farmers. Name of association
  • Institution (agricultural organizations, cooperatives, agricultural chambers or public administrations) that should be responsible for the provision of different services
  • Type of participation in the last elections to Chambers of Agriculture held in your autonomous community. Voted organization or union if you have only participated as a voter
  • Belonging to: cooperatives, SAT, APA, Irrigation unions/irrigators association and livestock groups
  • Membership and occupation of positions in various organizations
  • Performance of representation positions in cooperatives, agricultural chambers, agricultural professional organizations and municipalities
  • Degree according to different phrases on the role of agriculture today
  • Influence of Spain's accession to the European Community on: Spanish society and economy, Spanish agriculture, agriculture in your area and about the interviewee
  • Positive and negative aspect that considers more important in the evolution of agriculture from the entry of Spain into the EU
  • The most important problems of Spanish agriculture compared to European agriculture
  • Degree of agreement with different sentences on the effects of the measures introduced through the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP)
  • Farmers (small/larger and more productive/higher quality) who benefit most from the current agricultural policy
  • Opinion on the regulation of the agricultural market
    Opinion on whether the price system for agricultural products should be: fixed, guarantee or free
  • Interests prevailing in the current agricultural policy: those of farmers or consumers
  • Influence of the transfer of competences in agriculture to the autonomous communities on farmers
  • Developments in recent years of: technical support from the administration to farmers, control of product quality, control of fraud and aid to agriculture
  • Completion of Agricultural Vocational Training (VET) studies
  • Number of training courses in agriculture, livestock or forestry attended
  • Political ideology scale of the interviewee
  • Remembrance of vote in the general elections of March 1996 and in the municipal elections of May 1995
  • Frequency of attendance at religious services
  • Origin of family income and percentage of the total of each item
  • Number of persons contributing income to the household

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