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Section 1.1: Biodata & Location Identification
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First Name
Middle Name
Last Name
Address
Farm Address
City
State
LGA
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Askira/Uba
Abadam
Ngala
Bayo
Gubio
Kala/Balge
Biu
Guzamala
Mafa
Maiduguri
Chibok
Kaga
Konduga
Damboa
Kukawa
Bama
Gwoza
Magumeri
Jere
Hawul
Marte
Dikwa
Kwaya Kusar
Mobbar
Shani
Monguno
Nganzai
Abadam Wards
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ARERE
BANOW A
FUGUWA
JABULLAM
KUDOKURGU
MALLAM FOTORI KESA’A MALLAM KANURARI
YAU
YAWA KURA YITUWA
Askira Uba Wards
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ARERE
BANOW A
FUGUWA
JABULLAM
KUDOKURGU
MALLAM FOTORI KESA’A MALLAM KANURARI
YAU
YAWA KURA YITUW A
Bayo Uba Wards
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BALBAYA
BRIYEL
FIKAYEL
GAMADADI
JARA GOL
JARA DALI
LIMANTI
TELI
WUYO
ZARA
Biu Uba Wards
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BURANTAI
DADIN KOWA
DUDJA
GURUBULA
GUR
KENKEN
MANDARA GIRAU
ULUMTHLA
YAWI
ZARAWUYAKU
MIRINGA
Chibok Wards
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CHIBOK GARU
CHIBOK LIKAMA
CHIBOK WHISNTAKU
GATAMARWA
KAUTIKARI
KORONGILIM
KUBURMBULA
MBALALA
MBOA KURA
SHIKAKIR
PEMI
Damboa Wards
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AJIGIN (A)
AJIGIN (B)
AZUR/MULTE/FORFOR
BEGO/YERWA/NGIRNA
DAMBOA
GUMSURI/MISA/KURBUTU
KAFA/MAFI
MULGW AI/KOPCHI
NZUDA/WUYARAM
WAMA/KOREDE
Dikwa Wards
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BOBOSHE
DIKW A
GAJIBO
UFAYE/GUJILE
MULIYE/JEMURI
MUDU/KAZA
MALLAM MAJA
NGUDORAM
MAGARTA/SHEFFRI
SOGOMA/AFUYE
Jere Wards
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ALAU
BALE GALTIMARI
DALA LAWANTI
DUSUMAN
GONGULONG
MAIMUSARI
MASHAMARI
NGUDDA/ADDAMARI
OLD MAIDUGURI
TUBA
MAIRA
GOMARI
Konduga Wards
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AUNO/CHABBOL
DALORI/WANORI
DALWA
EAST/MALARI/KANGAMARI
JEWU/LAMBOA
KAWURI
KELUMIRI/NGALBIMARI/YALE
KONDUGA
MAIRAMRI/YALERI/BAZAMRI
MMC Wards
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BOLORI I
BOLORI II
BULABLIN
FEZZAN
GAMBORU LIBERTY
GWANGE I
GWANGE II
GWANGE III
HAUSARI/ZANGO
LAMISULA/JABBAMARI
LIMANTI 11 MAFONI
MAISANDARI
SHEHURI NORTH
SHEHURI SOUTH
Monguno Wards
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DAMAKULLI
KAGURAM
KUMALIA
MAFIO
MANDALA
MINTAR
MONGUNO
NGURNO
SURE
WULO
YELE
ZULUM
Phone/Mobile
National Identification Number (NIN)
Gender
Male
Female
Marital Status
Single
Married
Divorced
Widow
Widower
Age Group
18–25
26–35
36–45
46–60
60+
Primary Livelihood Activity
Crop farming
Livestock farming
Mixed farming
Agro-processing
Education Level
No formal education
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Tsangaya Graduate
Religious education
Household Size
1–3
4–6
7–10
Above 10
Membership in Farmers Association
Yes
No
Displacement Status
Host Community
Internally Displaced Person (IDP)
Returnee ☐ Refugee Returnee
Other Vulnerable Resident
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MODULE 2: FARM CHARACTERISTICS MODULE
Type of Farming
Subsistence
Commercial
Both
Total Land Owned
Less than 1 hectare
1–3 hectares
4–6 hectares
7–10 hectares
Above 10 hectares
Total Land Cultivated This Season
Less than 1 hectare
1–3 hectares
4–6 hectares
7–10 hectares
Above 10 hectares
Land Tenure Type
Inherited
Purchased
Rented
Communal
Government allocation
Farm Mechanization Level
Manual only
Animal traction
Tractor hired
Own tractor
Farm Accessibility
Paved road access
Untarred road
Footpath only
MODULE 2.1 : LIVESTOCK FARM CHARACTERISTICS MODULE
Type of Livestock Farming
Pastoral / Extensive
Semi-intensive
Intensive / Commercial
Is your grazing land or livestock farm registered?
Yes
No
Total Grazing/Farm Land Owned
Less than 1 hectare
1–3 hectares☐
4–6 hectares
7–10 hectares
Above 10 hectares
Total Grazing/Farm Land Currently Used for Livestock
Less than 1 hectare
1–3 hectares
4–6 hectares
7–10 hectares
Above 10 hectares
Land/Grazing Tenure Type
Inherited
Purchased
Rented/Leased
Communal grazing land
Government allocation / Grazing reserve
Livestock Production System
Free grazing / Pastoral system
Semi-intensive (grazing + supplementary feeding
Intensive / Ranching system
Feedlot / Zero-grazing
Farm Accessibility
Paved road access
Untarred road
Footpath / Animal route only
MODULE 3: CROP PRODUCTION MODULE
Why are you into crop productioon
Animal Feed/Fodder
Business Diversification
Extra income
Crops Cultivated (Multiple Response Allowed)
Hey
Brachiaria
Alfafa
Maize
Millet
sorghum
Beans
Groundnut
Vegetables
Sesame
Cowpea
Other
Use of Improved Seed Varieties
Yes
No
Fertilizer Use
Yes
No
Pesticide Use
Yes
No
Estimated Yield Level Last Season
Very Low
Low
Average
High
Major Production Constraint (Select Multiple)
Insecurity
Drought
Flooding
Pest/Disease
Lack of Inputs
Lack of Finance
Poor Soil Fertility
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MODULE 4: LIVESTOCK MODULE
Nature of Livestock Farming
Livestock Only
Mixed Farming (Livestock + Crops)
Types of Livestock Kept ☑ Multiple Select
Cattle
Goats
Sheep
Poultry
Rabbits
Camels
Number Of Cows
Number Of Bulls
Number of male goats
Number of Ewe
Number of Rams
Number of Sheeps
Number of Birds
Number of Rabbits
Number of Male camels
Number of Female camels
Breed Type of Livestock: ☑ Multiple Select
Local Breeds Only
Improved/Exotic Breeds Only
Both Local and Improved
SECTION B: CATTLE PRODUCTION
Type of Cattle Production
Beef Production
Dairy Production
Breeding Stock
Dual Purpose
Primary Purpose of Cattle Production
Income Generation
Household Consumption
Cultural /Traditional Purposes
Multiple Purposes
Production System (Single Select)
Traditional (Extensive)
Semi-Intensive
Modern/Intensive
What type of feeds do you use for your livestock?
farm residues
commercial feeds
natural grassland s
elf-established pasture
Other
What is the source of water for your livestock?
Borehole
Well
Natural pond
Artificial pond
Other
Have you ever received any livestock extension service before
Yes
No
Would you accept any new technology on livestock production?
Yes
No
Do you know about artificial insemination?
Yes
No
If yes, have you ever used AI on your animals?
Yes
No
If no, what were the reasons for not using AI on your livestock?
No access to AI
insufficient knowledge on AI
AI is costly
cultural reasons do allow use of AI
Other
Would you be willing to use AI if made available to you?
Yes
No
Do you have modern milk collection and storage facilities?
Yes
No
Do you have access to modern processing facilities?
Yes
No
What methods of milk processing do you use?
Modern methods
traditional methods
Other
what constraints affect your dairy business?
Lack of good handling facilities
Poor road network
Lack of competitive markets
Other
Source of Production Support
Ministry of Livestock
BOLMA
BOSADP
NGO/Development Partner
Farmers Association
Fellow Livestock Farmers
No Support Received
Type of Technical Support Received
Animal Health Services
Vaccination Services
Housing/Management Training
Grazing Route Support
Feed Support
No Technical Support
Is Technical Support Sufficient?
Yes
No
What method of treatment do you use on your sick animals?
Traditional method
orthodox
combination of traditional and orthodox
Others
Other
How often do you vaccinate your animals against diseases?
Every year
Every two years
whenever there is disease outbreak
I do not vaccinate them against diseases
Other
Who carries out treatment of diseases on your animals?
Veterinary drug seller
Animal health workers
Veterinary doctor
myself
Other
Is there veterinary clinic/facility available around you?
Yes
No
Membership in Cattle Farmers Association
Yes
No
Major Constraints to Cattle Production
Lack of Grazing Land
Farmer–Herder Conflict
Cattle Rustling/Insecurity
Climate Change/Drought
Limited Market Access
Limited access to quality feed
High Cost of Feed
Animal Diseases
SECTION C: GOAT AND SHEEP PRODUCTION
Years of Experience in Goat/Sheep Production
Less than 5 years
6–10 years
11–15 years
More than 15 years
Primary Purpose of Production
Meat Production
Milk Production
Breeding
Income Generation
Multiple Purposes
Management System
Extensive (Free Grazin
Semi-Intensive
intensive (Confined System)
Major Constraints
Insufficient Forage
Pests and Diseases
Theft
Poor Housing
Poor Herd Management
Limited Market Access
Water Scarcity
SECTION D: POULTRY PRODUCTION
Type of Poultry Enterprise
Broiler
Layer
Dual
cockerels Purpose
Mixed Enterprise
Type of Poultry species
chicken
turkeys
Ducks
guinea fowl
pigeon
quails
Mixed Enterprise
Number of Birds Kept Per Year
Less than 100
100 - 500
500 – 1,000
More than 1,000
Current Age of Majority of Birds
Less than 3 months
3 – 6 months
6 – 10 months
10 – 18 months
More than 18 months
Source of Birds
Own Hatchery
Local Supplier/Agent
Commercial Hatchery
Government Program
NGO Support
Housing System
Traditional
Cage System
Deep Litter
Slatted Floor
Major Constraints
High Cost of Feed
Diseases and Pests
Heat/Cold Stress
Poor Management Skills
Limited Market Access
High Cost of Day-Old Chicks
Electricity Issue
LIVESTOCK MAKETING
Which type of livestock do you trade on?
Cattle
sheep
goals
poultry
Fisheries
Reason For Selling
For Economic gain
Festivity
Aging/not productive
Health Conditions
Other
Where do you market your animals?
on-farm
At home
in the livestock market
Other
Do you have livestock market nearby?
Yes
No
If no, are you finding it difficult to transport your animals to the market?
Yes
No
if yes, specify the difficulties
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MODULE 5: IRRIGATION AND WATER ACCESS
Farming System
Rain-fed
Irrigated
Both
Type of Irrigation Method
Flood irrigation
Pump irrigation
Drip irrigation
Not applicable
Source of Irrigation Water
River
Dam
Borehole
Tube well
Not applicable
Functionality of Irrigation Infrastructure
Fully functional
Partially functional
Non-functional
Not applicable
MODULE 6: ACCESS TO INPUTS AND EXTENSION SERVICES
Access to Improved Seeds
Yes
No
Access to Fertilizer
Yes
No
Access to Mechanization Services
Yes
No
Access to Agricultural Credit
Yes
No
Received Extension Services in Past 12 Months
Yes
No
Source of Extension Service
Government
NGO
Private sector
None
MODULE 7: MARKET ACCESS AND STORAGE
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Distance to Nearest Market
Less than 5
5–10
11–20
Above 20 km
Primary Means of Transportation
Motor vehicle
Motorcycle
Animal cart
On foot
Access to Storage Facility
Yes
No
Type of Storage Facility
Traditional storage
Modern warehouse
Cold storage
None
Estimated Post-Harvest Loss
Less than 10%
10–25%
26–50%
Above 50%
Major Marketing Constraint
Low prices
Poor road access
Insecurity
Lack of buyers
High transport cost
MODULE 8: VULNERABILITY AND SUPPORT NEEDS
Farm Affected by Insecurity in Last 3 Years
Yes
No
Experienced Displacement Due to Conflict
Yes
No
Experienced Climate Shock in Last 3 Years
Drought
Flood
Pest invasion
None
Received Agricultural Support in Last 2 Years
Input support
Cash support
Livestock support
Irrigation support
None
MODEL 9: AGROFORESTRY PRACTICES
Do you practice agroforestry on your farm?
Yes
No
If yes specify the type of agroforestry practices you currently implement?
Alley cropping
Silvopasture
Windbreaks
Forest farming
Woodlots Multistrata agroforestry
Other
What is the primary crop you grow in conjunction with trees?
Maize
Millet
soyabean
Groundnut
Other
Do you receive any financial support or subsidies for practicing agroforestry?
Yes
No
What challenges do you face in implementing agroforestry practices?
Lack of knowledge/training
Lack of financial resources
Lack of technical assistance
Access to markets
Land tenure issues
Climate change
Pest and disease management
Other
Which benefits of agroforestry have you observed?
Increased biodiversity
Improved soil fertility
Enhanced water management
Reduced erosion
Diversified income streams
Improved livestock health and productivity
Other
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MODEL 10: VEGETABLE PRODUCTION
Some description about this section
Do you grow vegetables
Yes
No
How do you produce the vegetable
Rain fed
İrrigated
why do grow vegetables
Livestock feed
Extra income
What type of vegetables are produced
Lettuce
Cabbage
Carrots
Tomatoes
indigenous vegetables
Garden eggs
Other
Do extension agents visit you to advice you on vegetable production?
Yes
No
If yes how many times does extension agent visit you in a growing season
once
twice
thrice more than three times
Constraints to vegetable production
lack of financial support
Access to production inputs (fertilizer, herbicides, improved seeds etc)
Pests and Diseases
Climate change
Perishability
Transport
Market
Other
MODEL 11: FISH PRODUCTION MODEL
Are you engaged in fish production
Yes
No
If involved in fish production specify type
Homestead fish production
Stream/River/Lake fish catch
If homestead fish production indicate type of pond used
Earthen pond
Concrete ponds
Plastic tank
Fibre glass Tank
Cages
Collapsible Pond
Source of water for the fish pond
Borehole
River
Stream
Lake or pond ☐wel
Other
Type of fish reared
Tillapia Spp
Catfish Spp
Carp Spp
Other
Type of information needed by fish farmer
Information on how to produce fish feed locally
Information on sources of credit
Information on sources of fingerlings
Information on pests and disease control
Information on water quality management
Information on pond construction and rehabilitation
information on breeding and selection of brood stock
Information on record keeping.
Other
Constraints to fish production
Lack of cold storage
High cost of feed
High cost of medication
Perishability of fish
Inadequate water
Pests and Diseases
Access to credit
Access to land
cost of Equipment for fishing
Other
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PRIORITY SUPPORT NEEDED
SUPPORT NEEDED
Seeds
Fertilizer
Irrigation
Credit
Mechanization
Livestock vaccination
Willingness to be Registered in Digital Farmer Registry
Yes
No
Phone Number
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