QID 060015-HI Commercial Horticulture Survey

Floriculture Survey

0093 - Horticulture survey Jan 2019 - Hawaii

Floriculture Survey

OMB: 0535-0093

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COMMERCIAL HORTICULTURE SURVEYJanuary 2019 (for 2018 Production)


OMB No. 0535-0093

Approval Expires: XXXX

Project Code: 402 QID: 060015-HI

SMetakey: XXXX

HAWAII VERSION

United States

Department of

Agriculture




NATIONAL

AGRICULTURAL

STATISTICS

SERVICE







USDA/NASS

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INTRODUCTION

1. During 2018, which of the following Horticulture crops did this operation PRODUCE and SELL?

201 Cut flowers

217 Propagative floriculture material and unfinished plants

202 Potted flowering plants

210 Landscape plant material

203 Potted herbaceous perennials

211 Sod

204 Annual bedding/garden plants

xxx Food Crops grown under cover


209 All other nursery products

205 Foliage plants

215 Plant rental services

206 Cut cultivated greens

220 None of the above (Please complete Sections 12

and 13 starting on page 15 and return by mail.)


2. Did this operation produce and sell $1,000 or more of these Horticulture crops in 2018?

(Include retail and wholesale sales of crops produced or finished by this operation.)

004 1 YES, go to Item 3.

3 NO, continue.


  1. Will this operation produce and sell $1,000 or more of these Horticulture crops in 2018?


002 1 YES, complete Sections 8, 9, 10, 11,

and 13 starting on page 12.

3 NO, complete Sections 8, 9, 10, 11,

and 13 starting on page 12.

3. Did this operation produce and sell $10,000 or more of these Horticulture crops in 2018?


003 1 YES, please review the instructions below and complete all Sections of the questionnaire.


3 NO, complete Sections 8, 9, 10, 11, and 13 starting on page 12.



























INSTRUCTIONS

What to Report…

1. All production grown under glass, fiberglass, and other rigid plastic, film plastic, shade cloth, natural shade, other shade, or outdoors.

2. The value of sales before deductions for commissions and transportation are made.




SECTION 1

CUT FLOWERS

1. Did this operation produce and sell any cut flowers during 2018?

401 1 YES, continue. 3 NO, go to SECTION 2.

INCLUDE: – those for dried flowers.

Cut Flowers

Retail Sales in 2018

Wholesale Sales in 2018

Number Grown

and Sold

Total Value

Number Grown

and Sold

Total Value


452

453

454

455

Alstroemeria

Stems

$

Stems

$


2005

2006

2007

2008

Anthurium

Stems

$

Stems

$


2015

2016

2017

2018

Bird of Paradise/Strelitzia

Stems

$

Stems

$


006

710

007

008

Standard Carnations

Stems

$

Stems

$


036

715

037

038

Pompon Chrysanthemums

Bunches

$

Bunches

$


456

457

458

459

Delphinium and Larkspur

Stems

$

Stems

$


460

461

462

463

Gerbera Daisies

Stems

$

Stems

$


2215

2216

2217

2218

Ginger, pink

Stems

$

Stems

$


2220

2221

2222

2223

Ginger, red

Stems

$

Stems

$


2225

2226

2227

2228

Ginger, other

Stems

$

Stems

$


046

716

047

048

Gladioli

Spikes

$

Spikes

$


2230

2231

2232

2233

Heliconia

Spikes

$

Spikes

$


464

465

466

467

Iris

Stems

$

Stems

$


2500

2501

2502

2503

Lei flower, Carnation

Blossoms

$

Blossoms

$


2505

2506

2507

2508

Lei flower, Dendroblum Orchid

Blossoms

$

Blossoms

$


2510

2511

2512

2513

Lei flower, Vandaceous Orchid

Blossoms

$

Blossoms

$


2515

2516

2517

2518

Lei flower, Pikake

Strands

$

Strands

$






SECTION 1

CUT FLOWERS (continued)



Retail Sales in 2018

Wholesale Sales in 2018

Number Grown

and Sold

Total Value

Number Grown

and Sold

Total Value


2520

2521

2522

2523

Lei flower, Plumeria

Blossoms

$

Blossoms

$


2525

2526

2527

2528

Lei flower, Protea

Blossoms

$

Blossoms

$


2530

2531

2532

2533

Lei flower, Tuberose

Blossoms

$

Blossoms

$

Lei flower,

others not reported above

2595

2596

2597

2598

Blooms

$

Blooms

$

Lilies, All

(Asiatic, Oriental, Others)

468

469

470

471

Stems

$

Stems

$


472

473

474

475

Lisianthus

Stems

$

Stems

$


2135

2136

2137

2138

Orchid, Cattleya (cut only)

Blooms

$

Blooms

$


2140

2141

2142

2143

Orchid, Cymbidium (cut only)

Stems

$

Stems

$


2145

2146

2147

2148

Orchid, Dendrobium (cut only)

Stems

$

Stems

$


2235

2236

2237

2238

Orchid, Oncidiinae (cut only)

Stems

$

Stems

$


2240

2241

2242

2243

Orchid, Vandaceous (cut only)

Stems

$

Stems

$


2155

2156

2157

2158

Orchid, other (cut only)

Stems

$

Stems

$


2160

2161

2162

2163

Protea

Stems

$

Stems

$

Roses, All (cut only), (Hybrid Tea,

Sweetheart, Spray-types)

480

481

482

483

Stems

$

Stems

$


484

485

486

487

Snapdragons

Spikes

$

Spikes

$


488

489

490

491

Tulip (cut only)

Stems

$

Stems

$


Percent of Total Quantity

Grown and Sold

(Cells 2485 + 2487 = 100%)

Sales in 2018


Retail

Wholesale

Total Value of

Retail Sales

Total Value of

Wholesale Sales


2485

2487

2486

2488

All Other Cut flowers*

%

%

$

$

*A partial list of All Other Cut Flowers includes: Aster, Carnation (miniature), Chrysanthemum (other), Daffodil/Narcissus, Dried Flowers, Freesia, Gypsophilia, Heather, Leptospermum, Liatris, Limonium, Statice, Stephanotis, Stock, Sunflower, and Zinnia.





1 SECTION 2

POTTED FLOWERING PLANTS FOR INDOOR OR PATIO USE

1. Did this operation finish and sell any potted flowering plants or potted flowering bulbs for indoor or patio use during 2018?

402 1 YES, continue. 3 NO, go to SECTION 3.

EXCLUDE: – Plants intended for landscape use to be reported in Section 8.

– Finished plants purchased from others and resold.

– Sales as bulbs.

– Hardy/garden mums to be reported in Section 3.

– Bedding plants, geraniums, potted blooming annuals, or flowering hanging baskets to be reported in Section 4.

– Caladium to be reported in Section 4.

Potted Flowering Plants

Type of

Container

Retail Sales in 2018

Wholesale Sales in 2018

Number Sold

Total Value

Number Sold

Total Value

African Violets

Pots less than 5”

056

720

058

060


$


$

Pots 5” or more

057

721

059

235


$


$

Anthurium

Pots less than 5”

3020

3021

3022

3023


$


$

Pots 5” or more

3025

3026

3027

3028


$


$

Azaleas, finished florist

Showing color

Pots less than 5”

070

726

072

074


$


$

Pots 5” or more

071

727

073

237


$


$

Bromeliads

Pots less than 5”

3250

3251

3252

3253


$


$

Pots 5” or more

3255

3256

3257

3258


$


$

Chrysanthemums, florist

Exclude hardy/garden

mums to be

reported in Section 3.

Pots less than 5”

063

722

065

067


$


$

Pots 5” or more

064

723

066

236


$


$

Lilies, Easter

Pots less than 5”

077

730

079

081


$


$

Pots 5” or more

078

731

080

238


$


$

Orchids, Dendrobium,

potted

Pots less than 5”

3170

3171

3172

3173


$


$

Pots 5” or more

3175

3176

3177

3178





Orchids, Oncidiinae,

potted

Pots less than 5”

3260

3261

3262

3263


$


$

Pots 5” or more

3265

3266

3267

3268


$


$

Orchids, Phalaenopsis,

potted

Pots less than 5”

3180

3181

3182

3183


$


$

Pots 5” or more

3185

3186

3187

3188


$


$





2 SECTION 2

POTTED FLOWERING PLANTS FOR INDOOR OR PATIO USE (continued)


Potted Flowering Plants

Type of

Container

Retail Sales in 2018

Wholesale Sales in 2018

Number Sold

Total Value

Number Sold

Total Value

Orchids, other,

potted

Pots less than 5”

3190

3191

3192

3193


$


$

Pots 5” or more

3195

3196

3197

3198


$


$

Poinsettias

Pots less than 5”

091

734

093

095


$


$

Pots 5” or more

092

735

094

240


$


$

Rose, florist potted

Pots less than 5”

561

562

563

564


$


$

Pots 5” or more

565

566

567

568


$


$

Spring Flowering Bulbs

(Plants grown from bulbs

including Tulips, Hyacinths,

Daffodils/Narcissus, Other Lilies, etc.)

Pots less than 5”

569

570

571

572


$


$

Pots 5” or more

573

574

575

576


$


$

All Other Potted

Flowering Plants*

(Exclude potted blooming annuals to be reported in Section 4.)

Pots less than 5”

3490

3491

3492

3493


$


$

Pots 5” or more

3495

3496

3497

3498


$


$

*A partial list of All Other Potted Flowering Plants includes: Begonia, Carnations (potted), Christmas cherry, Christmas pepper, Cyclamen, Exacum, Gardenia, Gloxinia, Hibiscus (potted), Hydrangea, Kalanchoe, Primula, Regal Pelargonium, and Zygocactus.





3 SECTION 3

POTTED HERBACEOUS PERENNIALS

1. Did this operation finish and sell any potted hardy/garden Chrysanthemums, Hostas, or Other Potted Herbaceous perennials during 2018?

403 1 YES, continue. 3 NO, go to SECTION 4.

INCLUDE: – Field and container grown plants.

EXCLUDE: – Cuttings, liners, plug seedlings, bare root herbaceous perennials, prefinished plants or tissue

cultured plantlets to be reported in Section 7.


Potted

Herbaceous

Perennials

Type of

Container

Retail Sales in 2018

Wholesale Sales in 2018

Number Sold

Total Value

Number Sold

Total Value

Chrysanthemums,

hardy/garden

Pots less than 5”

800

801

$

802

803

$

Pots 5” or more

804

805

$

806

807

$

Hostas

Less than 1 gal.

808

809

$

810

811

$

1 gal. up to 2 gal.

812

813

$

814

815

$

2 gal. or larger

816

817

$

818

819

$

All Other Potted

Herbaceous

Perennials*

Less than 1 gal.

832

833

$

834

835

$

1 gal. up to 2 gal.

836

837

$

838

839

$

2 gal. or larger

840

841

$

842

843

$

*A partial list of All Other Potted Herbaceous Perennials includes: Astilbe, Bleeding heart, Columbine, Coral bell, Coreopsis, Daylily, Dianthus, Fern(hardy/garden), Iris, Peony, Phlox, Purple coneflower, Rudbeckia, Salvia (perennial), Sedum, and Veronica.





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4 SECTION 4

ANNUAL BEDDING/GARDEN PLANTS

1. Did this operation finish and sell any annual bedding/garden plants during 2018?

404 1 YES, continue. 3 NO, go to SECTION 5.

INCLUDE: – Annual bedding/garden plants finished and sold by this operation not used in commercial vegetable and strawberry

production.

EXCLUDE: – Finished bedding/garden plants purchased from others and resold.

– Transplants used in commercial vegetable and strawberry production.

– Foliage plants to be reported in Section 5.

– Plugs and propagative material to be reported in Section 7.

– Prefinished plants sold to others for finishing to be reported in Section 7.

2. Report flat size used if NOT 10” x 20” to 11” x 22”

880


____ ____•___ ___

inches X

881


____ ____•___ ___

inches

REPORT AS: – FLATS when using a common insert (for example: 606, 1204, 1206, 1801, 1803, etc.)

– POTS if produced as separate units, including pots produced in shuttle trays, carrier flats, or flats of individual pots.

– POTS if containers of annuals and mixed annuals such as color bowls, strawberry jars, or combination planters.

Annual

Bedding/Garden Plants

Type of

Container

Retail Sales in 2018

Wholesale Sales in 2018

Number Sold

Total Value

Number Sold

Total Value

Begonias

Flats

577

578


$

579

580


$

Pots less than 5”

581

582


$

583

584


$

Pots 5” or more

585

586


$

587

588


$

Hanging baskets

589

590


$

591

592


$

Geraniums

from vegetative cuttings

Flats

910

911


$

912

913


$

Pots less than 5”

140

762


$

142

144


$

Pots 5” or more

141

763


$

143

243


$

Hanging baskets

914

915


$

916

917


$

Geraniums

from seeds and plug seedlings

Flats

844

845


$

846

847


$

Pots less than 5”

147

764


$

149

151


$

Pots 5” or more

148

765


$

150

244


$

Hanging baskets

848

849


$

850

851


$

New Guinea

Impatiens

Flats

637

741


$

638

639


$

Pots less than 5”

680

766


$

682

684


$

Pots 5” or more

681

767


$

683

685


$

Hanging baskets

659

747


$

660

661


$





5 SECTION 4

ANNUAL BEDDING/GARDEN PLANTS (continued)

Annual

Bedding/Garden Plants

Type of

Container

Retail sales in 2018

Wholesale Sales in 2018

Number Sold

Total Value

Number Sold

Total Value

Impatiens, other

Flats

632

742


$

633

634


$

Pots less than 5”

672

768


$

674

676


$

Pots 5” or more

673

769


$

675

677


$

Hanging baskets

655

748


$

656

657


$

Marigolds

Flats

852

853


$

854

855


$

Pots less than 5”

856

857


$

858

859


$

Pots 5” or more

860

861


$

862

863


$

Hanging baskets

864

865


$

866

867


$

Pansies/Violas

Flats

868

869


$

870

871


$

Pots less than 5”

872

873


$

874

875


$

Pots 5” or more

876

877


$

878

879


$

Hanging baskets

884

885


$

886

887


$

Petunias

Flats

642

743


$

643

644


$

Pots less than 5”

688

770


$

690

692


$

Pots 5” or more

689

771


$

691

693


$

Hanging baskets

663

749


$

664

665


$

All Other

Flowering and

Foliar Plants1/

Flats

123

744


$

124

125


$

Pots less than 5”

154

772


$

156

158


$

Pots 5” or more

155

773


$

157

245


$

Hanging baskets

104

750


$

105

106


$

Vegetable Type Bedding

Plants for home use 2/


(Exclude transplants for commercial production)

Flats

128

745


$

129

130


$

Pots less than 5”

161

774


$

163

165


$

Pots 5” or more

162

775


$

164

246


$

1/ A partial list of All Other Flowering/Foliar Plants includes: Ageratum, Alyssum (sweet), Caladium, Celosia, Coleus, Combination planter/color bowl, Dusty Miller, Fuchsia, Gazania, Nicotiana, Portulaca, Salvia (annual), Snapdragon, Verbena, Vinca, and Zinnia.

2/ Vegetable Type Bedding Plants include: Broccoli, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Other Crucifers, Herbs (culinary), Pepper (sweet & hot), Tomato and others.

6 SECTION 5

FOLIAGE PLANTS FOR INDOOR OR PATIO USE (Pots and Baskets)

1. Did this operation finish and sell any potted foliage plants or foliage hanging baskets for indoor or patio use during 2018?

405 1 YES, continue. 3 NO, go to SECTION 6.


INCLUDE: – Only those plants FINISHED for indoor or patio use and not intended for landscape use.

Plants that have flowers which are secondary compared with foliage features.

Ivy, cacti, ferns, palms, and succulents, etc., as well as indoor/patio shrubs, trees and vines FINISHED by you.

EXCLUDE: Foliage plants purchased from others, but grown by you for less than 4 weeks before resale.

UNFINISHED plants sold to others for further “growing on” to be reported in Section 7.

Potted Foliage

Retail Sales in 2018

Wholesale Sales in 2018

Number

Grown and Sold

Total Value

Number

Grown and Sold

Total Value

Dracaena


7121


7123


$


$

Palms


7241


7243


$


$

All Other Potted Foliage for Indoor or Patio Use


7821


7823


$


$

Total (cells 920 + 963 = 100%)

(Report quantity of “total potted foliage” as percent of the total quantity sold)

920

225

963

115

%

$

%

$


Baskets

Retail Sales in 2018

Wholesale Sales in 2018

Number

Grown and Sold

Total Value

Number

Grown and Sold

Total Value

Foliage Hanging Baskets

108

780

109

110


$


$

*A partial list of Foliage Plants includes: Aglaonema, Aloe Vera, Cacti, Dieffenbachia, Dracaena, Epipremnum (Pothos), tropical Ferns (potted), Ficus, Hedera (ivy), Philodendron, Schefflera (Brassaia), Spathiphyllum, succulents, and Syngonium (Nephthytis).





7 SECTION 6

CUT CULTIVATED GREENS

1. Did this operation produce and sell any cut cultivated greens during 2018?

406 YES, continue. NO, go to SECTION 7.


INCLUDE: – those grown and sold for export.

Cultivated Greens

Retail Sales in 2018

Wholesale Sales in 2018

Number

Grown and Sold

Total Value

Number

Grown and Sold

Total Value

Leatherleaf Ferns

175

781

176

177

Bunches

$

Bunches

$

Ti Leaves,

for floral use

2670

2671

2672

2673

Leaves

$

Leaves

$

Ti Leaves,

for other uses

2675

2676

2677

2678

Leaves

$

Leaves

$


All Other Cut

Cultivated

Greens*

Percent of Total Quantity Grown and Sold

(Cells 2645 + 2647 = 100%)

Sales in 2018

Retail

Wholesale

Total Value of

Retail Sales

Total Value of

Wholesale Sales

2645

2647

2646

2648

%

%

$

$

*A partial list of All Other Cut Cultivated Greens includes: Asparagus fern, Coniferous evergreens, Cordyline/Ti, Eucalyptus, Hedera/Ivy, Holly, Huckleberry/Salal, Myrtle, Oregon/Sword Ferns, Pittosporum, and Podocarpus.





8 SECTION 7

PROPAGATIVE FLORICULTURE MATERIAL, BAREROOT AND UNFINISHED PLANTS

1. Did this operation produce and sell any propagative floriculture material or unfinished plants during 2018?


417 1 YES, continue. 3 NO, go to SECTION 8.


INCLUDE: – Bareroot perennials, cuttings, liners, plug seedlings, prefinished plants, or tissue cultured plantlets.

– Plants sold to other growers for FURTHER GROWING-ON.


EXCLUDE: – FINISHED plants sold to others to be reported in Sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6.

– Seeds, bulbs, tubers, rhizomes, or corms to be reported in Section 8, Item 1c.

2. What were the total values of sales of propagative (unfinished) materials by category in 2018?

a. Cut flowers

901


$

d. Herbaceous perennials

904


$

b. Potted flowering plants

902


$

e. Foliage

905


$

c. Annual bedding/garden plants

903


$

f. Cut cultivated greens

906


$





9 SECTION 8

LANDSCAPE PLANT MATERIAL, SOD, FOOD CROPS GROWN UNDER COVER, & OTHER FLORICULTURE/NURSERY MATERIAL


1. Did this operation produce and sell any landscape plant material, sod, food crops grown under cover, or other floriculture or nursery material, not reported in the previous sections, during 2018?


409 1 YES, continue. 3 NO, go to SECTION 9.


a. What was the total value of retail and wholesale sales of landscape plant material in 2018?

990


$


INCLUDE: – Broadleaf and coniferous evergreens, deciduous shade and flowering trees, palms, citrus, fruit and

tree nuts, etc.

EXCLUDE: – Sod to be reported in Item 1b below.

– Bedding and garden plants to be reported in Section 4.

– Palms for indoor or patio use to be reported in Section 5.

– Potted foliage for indoor or patio use to be reported in Section 5.

– Propagative floriculture material to be reported in Section 7.

– Any value reported in previous sections.


b. What was the total value of retail and wholesale sales of sod in 2018?

992


$


Shape1

xxx

$




b. What was the total value of retail and wholesale sales of food crops grown under cover

in 2018?



$

c. What was the total value of retail and wholesale sales of all other floriculture or nursery material in 2018?

991


$


INCLUDE: – Christmas trees, bonsai plants, seeds, bulbs, hapu`u logs, and products not included in previous sections.

EXCLUDE – Any value reported in previous sections.


























































































































10 SECTION 9

PLANT RENTAL SERVICES

1. Did this operation have PLANT RENTAL services during 2018?


1425 1 YES, continue. 3 NO, go to Section 10.


a. What were this operation’s receipts for PLANT RENTAL services in 2018?

1426

$





11 SECTION 10

AREA USED FOR PRODUCTION


1. In 2018, how much greenhouse, other covered space, and outdoor land area was used for the production of horticulture products grown by this operation?

  • Include aisles, walkways, etc.

  • 1 acre = 43,560 square feet.

NOTE: The roof covering (glazing) determines the type of greenhouse covering classification. For example, a greenhouse with a glass roof having film polyethylene insulation and fiberglass sides would be considered a glass greenhouse.

Total area =

248

OR

249

Square feet

Acres

a. Of the total area used for all horticulture production in 2018, how much was in:

Type of Area

Glass Greenhouses

Fiberglass, rigid, plastic, etc. greenhouses

Saran, slat, shade houses, and other covers

Film plastic greenhouses: single or double cover

Open ground and natural shade

(Square feet)

(Square feet)

(Square feet)

(Square feet)

(Nearest 10th Acre)

Floriculture Crops1/

247

184

186

185

187

. ____

Nursery and

Other Plants2/

250

251

252

253

254

. ____

1/Floriculture crops include cut and lei flowers, orchids, flowering and foliage plants (indoor use), annual bedding/garden plants, cut cultivated greens, herbaceous perennials, and floriculture propagative material.

2/Nursery and other plants include potted foliage (outdoor landscaping use), trees, Christmas trees, sod, plant rentals, food crops grown under cover, vegetable and flower seeds, aquatic plants, dried bulbs, corms, rhizomes, tubers, etc.


b. Report the area used for production of the following crops by plant type. If the same area was used to grow

different crop types, report area for each crop type. (Exclude crop turns within each crop category.)

Type of Flower

or Nursery Product

Glass greenhouses or glass substitute

Artificial shade, saran, lath, frames, cloths, etc.

Open ground and natural shade used for production

(Square feet)

(Square feet)

(Nearest 10th Acre)

Dendrobium Orchids

(Cut or lei flowers)

510

511

514

. ____

Dendrobium Orchids

(Potted plants)

515

516

519

. ____





12 SECTION 11

GROSS VALUE OF SALES AND NUMBER OF HIRED WORKERS

1.

What was the total gross value of sales for the reported horticulture crops in 2018?


(Check sales group.)


0 to 999 dollars

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

99




1,000 to 9,999 dollars

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

1



10,000 to 19,999 dollars

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

2



20,000 to 24,999 dollars

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

3



25,000 to 39,999 dollars

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

4

OFFICE USE


40,000 to 49,999 dollars

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

5

897


50,000 to 99,999 dollars

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

6



100,000 to 249,999 dollars

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

7


250,000 to 499,999 dollars

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

8



500,000 to 999,999 dollars

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

9



1,000,000 dollars or more

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

10


2.

What was the largest number of workers on the payroll on any one day in 2018?


INCLUDE: – Full-time, part-time workers, hired managers, and PAID family members.

None

Workers


EXCLUDE: – Workers employed only for the retail operation, those working as

landscapers, and non-paid family members.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

898




13 SECTION 12

CHANGE IN OPERATOR





Complete this section only if this operation did NOT produce any commercial horticulture products in 2018. (Item 1 on the front page is checked “None”.)





Shape2 Shape3

1. Has this operation been sold, rented, or turned over to someone else?


950 1 YES, continue. 3 NO

1a. Will this operation produce any cut flowers, potted flowering plants, potted foliage plants, flowering or foliage hanging baskets, bedding plants (annual and perennial), cut cultivated florist greens, propagative material, nursery material, unfinished plants or food crops grown under cover during 2019?


953 1 YES 2 DON’T KNOW 3 NO


[Regardless of answer to above, write a note to explain the situation, then go to

SECTION 13, ITEM 3.]

_____________________________________

_____________________________________ _____________________________________ _____________________________________



2. Please provide the following information for the operation that has taken over, then go to SECTION 13, ITEM 3.

a. What is the name and address of the new operation?

Operation Name:



Address:



Operator Name:



Address:









14 SECTION 13

CONCLUSION

1. Are you involved in any additional horticulture operations in this State?

951 1 YES, please list name and address of operation(s) in this State:





1a. Did you include the production from the additional operation(s) in this report?

955 1 YES 3 NO

3 NO, continue.

2. Does this operation operate any horticulture operations in any other State(s)?

952 1 YES, please list name and address of operation(s) in other State(s):





2a. Did you include the production from the additional operation(s) in this report?

956 1 YES 3 NO

3 NO, continue.

3. Survey Results: To receive the complete results of this survey on the release date, go to

https://www.nass.usda.gov/Statistics_by_State/Hawaii/index.php


Would you rather have a brief summary sent to you at a later date?

1 YES 3 NO

099





Comments:

____________________________________________________________________________________


____________________________________________________________________________________


____________________________________________________________________________________


Respondent Name:

9911

9910 MM DD YYYY

Phone:

Date: __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __


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