1. Please check one affiliation:   * Required Field Grower (Greenhouse and/or Nursery) Landscape Care Professional Interiorscaper University or USDA-ARS Researcher Cooperative Extension Federal, State or Local Government Allied Industry Member

2. Please check all types of operations and pest management strategies relevant to your business:     * Required Field * Required Field Greenhouse Nursery - Container Nursery - Field Grown Landscape Interiorscape Christmas Tree Farm Sod Farm Public Garden Garden Center Biological Control Chemical Control IPM Organic Standard Weekly/Monthly Program Spray Program based on Thresholds

3. Please check all plant materials relevant to your business:     * Required Field Bedding Plants Cut Flowers Christmas Trees Foliage Plants Herbaceous Perennials Ornamental Grasses Palms Seasonal Potted Plants (i.e. Poinsettias) Shrubs Trees Turf 4. Consider the plant materials you grow or maintain. Then consider situations over the last year where you had difficulty managing diseases, pests, or weeds. For all three areas, list the top three situations where your product arsenal was limited. Be as specific as possible; for example, “Japanese beetle on rose” or “Rhizoctonia wilt on impatiens seedlings”. Then put a ‘√’ or ‘X’ for each type of plant material where this issue occurs in your operation:

Type of Plant Materials Bedding Plants Cut Flowers Christmas Trees Foliage Plants Herbaceous Perennials Ornamental Grasses Palms Seasonal Potted Plants Shrubs Trees Turf Diseases (including bacteria, fungi, nematodes) with few to no available tools                       1. 2. 3. Insects and/or mites with few to no available tools                       1. 2. 3. Weeds with few to no available tools                       1. 2. 3.

5. Think about specific crops you grow. Which three crops need more pesticide crop safety (phytotoxicity) information?:

1 2. 3.

6. Please comment about other needs not covered above:

7. Please choose one of the following:

I need crop safety (phytotoxicity) data more than efficacy data I need efficacy data more than crop safety data I need crop safety data and efficacy data equally

8. Protecting beneficial organisms including pollinators is a key crop production strategy. Please check all methods below that you currently use:

Apply crop protection tools when beneficial organisms are not present Grow crops without pollinator attractive flowers Apply only biopesticides Scout for pests and disease hot spots and apply to only those areas Apply best tool possible for crop situation knowing that some beneficial organisms may be harmed Apply foliar tools when they offer greater safety than systemic tools Grow flowering plants in greenhouses Apply biorational tools Use products without pollinator toxicity Apply the optimal rate to manage pests or diseases without harming pollinators and other beneficial organisms Apply systemic tools when they offer greater safety than foliar tools Other

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10. (OPTIONAL) Please fill our your name and address below:

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