Technical information survey

Thank you for helping us by taking part in this survey. It will help the Society, and others, better understand what technical information people working throughout the industry need to do your jobs, and what the most effective ways are to provide this.

By ‘technical’ information we mean scientific or experience based information that relates to the processes involved in producing and handling fertilising materials, and also to the processes of crop nutrition.

Ignore any questions that do not apply to your situation.

What is your role within the crop nutrition supply chain e.g. fertiliser production manager, academic researcher, agronomist, trials officer, safety manager, sales staff, and so on?

How many years have you worked in the crop nutrition industry?

Which country do you work in?

Within the part of the industry where you operate, what are the most challenging technical issues that you face?

For instance, if you are a plant manager, this might be something such as how to improve process energy efficiency or to improve the reliability of raw material quality. If you are an agronomist, it might be something such as how to reduce nutrient leaching or obtaining reliable information about biostimulants.

What aspects of your role are experiencing the greatest change?

What are the types of technical knowledge that are most lacking, that hold you back from doing your job more effectively? What do you not know, that you would like to?

What is stopping you obtaining the technical information you would like to have?

We may wish to contact you, to further explore your answers with you. If you would be willing to help us in this way, please provide your email address.

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