Conflict is an inevitable part of our operations. Extension education works by assessing community needs and delivering educational programs tailored to those needs. University of Maryland Extension is assessing how conflict affects farmers and agricultural operations. We are looking for input from those in the Agricultural Sector.
This includes:
Farm Workers,
Farm Owners,
Landowners who lease land for Agriculture
Leaders and Board Members of Non-Profits with Agricultural projects
Owners of Businesses that Support Agriculture
If this applies to you, and you are 18 and older, we would love to hear your input.
Participation can happen in 2 ways:
Interview:
Modes -
In-Person at a location of your choice,
Zoom Call
Time: ~ 1 Hour
Compensation: $25 Gift Card for first 10 interview participants
To schedule an interview, please email Taylor Kinniburgh at tkinnibu@umd.edu
The results of this study will be used to develop educational resources to help farmers better manage conflicts that arise through their work.
Confidentiality:
Your responses will be kept confidential, and any information that is published will be devoid of any identifying information.
Any questions or concerns can be directed to the researchers:
Taylor Kinniburgh: 301-246-0751, tkinnibu@umd.edu
Neith Little: 410-856-1850 x 123. nglittle@umd.edu
This research has been reviewed according to the University of Maryland, College Park IRB procedures for research involving human subjects, under project number 2041167-1.
With appreciation,
Taylor Kinniburgh
Research Intern,
The University of Maryland Agricultural Extension, Baltimore City
Phone: 410-856-1850
Email: tkinnibu@umd.edu
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