ReNu2Farm Capitalisation Survey - Recreational Sector & Private Users
The ReNu2Farm project is designed to increase the recycling rates for the plant nutrients nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P) and potassium (K) in the primary food production chain in Northwest Europe (NWE).

After the approval of the Renu2Farm Cap call, the project will stimulate new markets for increased RDF (recycling-derived fertilizer) use and decrease mineral fertiliser usage in North-West Europe.
The Recycling -Derived Fertilisers (RDFs) are recycled products from different sources that can be used to replace mineral fertilisers. These RDF products have a high nutrient value, are readily available, and are safe to use.
The survey is aimed at understanding the approach of the recreational sector and private users towards recycling derived fertilisers. This will be a major step to identify barriers for use of recycled nutrients which need to be removed.

All responses to the survey will be treated in the strictest confidence and information will not be reported or published in such a way that individual respondents can be identified. The data will be used by the partner organisations for the purposes of improving our understanding of the use of RDFs in gardening/recreational activities.

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Email *
Name of the contact person *
Position *
Organisation *
Country *
1) Which kind of entity you belong to? *
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2) Which sector you are representing? *
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3) If none of the above, please explain which sector you represent.
4) Which kind of activity you deal with? *
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5) If none of those, please explain which activity you deal with.
6) What is the total area of your business in hectare? *
7) Which type of fertilisers do you use? *
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8) Which are the components of your fertilisers (N,P,K) in percentage? *
9) What texture of fertilizer do you prefer to use? *
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10) Please explain where do you get information related to the type of fertilizer and their application. *
11) Are you familiar with the Recycled derived fertilisers (RDFs)? *
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12) Which of the following products are you familiar with? *
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13) Have you already used them? *
Yes, I have used them
No, I have never used them
Animal manure
Food waste
Struvite
Compost
Digestates
Ashes
Ammonium nitrate
Ammonium sulphate
Biochar
Mineral concentrates
Scrubber waters
Manure processing effluent
Municipal wastes
Solid fraction of digestate
Solid fraction of manure
Liquid fraction of manure
Liquid fraction of digestate
Sewage sludge
Do not know any RDF
14) How is your experience with them? *
Good
Sufficiently satisfying
Neutral
Negative
None
Animal manure
Food waste
Struvite
Compost
Digestates
Ashes
Ammonium nitrate
Ammonium sulphate
Biochar
Mineral concentrates
Scrubber waters
Manure processing effluent
Municipal wastes
Solid fraction of digestate
Solid fraction of manure
Liquid fraction of manure
Liquid fraction of digestate
Sewage sludge
Do not know any RDF
15) Please rate which are the most important qualities that RDFs should have? (where 1 is the not important and 9 is the very important)? *
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Price
Certification
Easy to use
Nutrient content
Fast/Low plant Absorbability
Low levels of contamination
High organic matter content
Heavy metal content similar to mineral fertilisers
Regional source of origin
16) Are you willing to accept RDFs from the following different sources? *
Yes
Yes but quality assurance schemes do not allow it
No
Sewage sludge
Household waste
Agri-food waste
Urban green waste
Animal waste
17) How much would you pay for RDFs compared to mineral fertilisers *
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18) Would you start or keep using RDFs? *
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19) If not, why?
20) Would you be interested in applying RDFs from Renu2Farm project on your parks/gardens? *
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21) If yes, could we contact you to discuss potential RDFs uptake further?
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